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New York Times crossword of June 25th, 2006 other clues
'Ixnay'
'Lakmé' and 'Lulu'
'Laugh-In' host
'Love is my ___ …': Shak.
'No problems here'
'The Sound of Music' role
2002 champion at 62-Across
Alternative to plastic
Arizona football V.I.P.
Asian country in which English is an official language
Baja bread
Become active
Begs (for)
Bouncing off the walls
Breakfast place
Caen confidante
Capital city captured by Mussolini's forces in 1939
Capital of Pas-de-Calais
Channel bought by TV Guide in 1999
Chemical 'twin'
Clothed
Cocktail with 108-Down
Cold spot
Combat zone
Come across as
Company that makes the Skyhawk
Comparison shoppers
Da-dah, da-dah, da-dah, poetically speaking
Day-___
Dealer in futures?
Don of 'Cocoon'
Edible South American tuber
Endorse
Envelope opener
Enzyme suffix
Epoch 50 million years ago
Fix, as a golf green
Fixing up a house in Britain
Flock member
Former Buick
Former western English county
Fox dialect
Friendliness
Golf course feature
Golfer ___ Aoki
Greenwich Village resident of a hit 1980's sitcom
Hand holder
Hat trick trio
Heads-up
Hebrew title for God
Help-wanteds, e.g.
Herd hangout
Heroic verse
Home of golf's Blue Monster
In the past
Inaugural ball, e.g.
Info holder
Intl. assn. created in 1948
It has two jaws
It may be stuck in a bar
Item often stored upside-down
Jeweled pieces
Jottings
Kind of panel
Kind of pitch
Lab vessel
Lady love?
Leaflet appendage
Lei Day greetings
Like a tightrope walker
Like land not drained
Like some ears
Like some highly collectible paper money
Lose badly
Low clouds
Maine radio station whose call letters spell a pronoun
Make sore
Many new corp. hires
Mark of a ruler
Melmac alien et al.
Monsoonal
Month after Shevat
Musical exercise
National flower of Mexico
No-goodnik
Noisy censure
Not fancy
Not the most maneuverable ship
Noted German spa
One foot forward
One that makes one
Ones with guns put away
Overthrows first, e.g.
Pastel shade
Phoned-in info
Ponte Vecchio's river
Prefight ritual
Prep exam, for short
Pro ___
Puts (away)
Quick deposit receiver
Race
Rachel's baby on 'Friends'
Racket
Reagan program inits.
Reuben ingredient
Root of diplomacy
Sanction
See 7-Down
See 75-Across
Series of shocks?
Set, as a price
Shut (up)
Smoothed
Stout relatives
Successively
The tiniest amount
They're out of reach
Tony-winning actor Denis
Too smooth
Toothpaste tube abbr.
Toughens
Tourist hazards
Tree in a Christmas song
Tropical porch
Truck stop stoppers
Up to, in poetry
Use, as one's savings
Wear
What this clue ain't got?
Wild things
With 42-Across, an NPR host
Yds. rushing, e.g.
Year-round camp
___ candy (pop music)
___ loss
___ orch.
___ panic
___ were

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