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A1. Prepares for the holidays ~ SHOPS | A1. Billy Blanks' workout system ~ TAEBO |
A6. Rural producer ~ HEN | A6. Rural producer ~ HEN |
A9. Like a piano ~ KEYED | A9. Like a piano ~ KEYED |
A14. Order out ~ EATIN | A14. Others, abroad ~ OTRAS |
A15. Eagle on a par three ~ ACE | A15. Eagle on a par three ~ ACE |
A16. Word in a Graham Greene title ~ ENEMY | A16. Word in a Graham Greene title ~ ENEMY |
A17. "Fear of Fifty" novelist Jong ~ ERICA | A17. Canadian loonies, e.g. ~ COINS |
A18. Powerful D.C. lobby ~ NRA | A18. Powerful D.C. lobby ~ NRA |
A19. First name in jazz ~ ARTIE | A19. First name in jazz ~ ARTIE |
A20. Promoting, in a way ~ KICKINGUPSTAIRS | A20. Promoting ~ KICKINGUPSTAIRS |
A23. "The Time Machine" race ~ ELOI | A23. Fifth-century pope known as "The Great" ~ LEOI |
A24. Cairo killer ~ ASP | A24. Cairo killer ~ ASP |
A25. Souce of fries ~ SPUD | A25. 100 centavos ~ PESO |
A28. Serpentine ~ SNAKY | A28. Serpentine ~ SNAKY |
A31. Some typewriter keys ~ TABS | A31. Running things in a bar ~ TABS |
A35. Distribute proportionately ~ ALLOT | A35. Annoyed persistently ~ ATEAT |
A37. Make a joyful noise ~ SING | A37. Make a joyful noise ~ SING |
A39. Gal of song ~ SAL | A39. Gal of song ~ SAL |
A40. Purring ~ RUNNINGSMOOTHLY | A40. Emulating a purring engine ~ RUNNINGSMOOTHLY |
A44. Doctors' org. ~ AMA | A44. Six-pointers, briefly ~ TDS |
A45. Johnnycake ~ PONE | A45. Small cornbread loaves ~ PONE |
A46. What great crosswords contain ~ THEME | A46. This crossword has one ~ THEME |
A47. Dickens' Uriah ~ HEEP | A47. Enter via osmosis ~ SEEP |
A49. Pear-shaped instruments ~ LUTES | A49. Renaissance instruments ~ LUTES |
A52. Former world power, briefly ~ USSR | A52. Former world power, briefly ~ USSR |
A53. Important time ~ ERA | A53. Important historical time ~ ERA |
A55. Ananias, e.g. ~ LIAR | A55. Prevaricator ~ LIAR |
A57. Proscribing ~ PASSINGJUDGMENT | A57. Doing a Biblical no-no ~ PASSINGJUDGMENT |
A65. Fences the loot ~ ABETS | A65. Acts the accomplice ~ ABETS |
A66. Disencumber ~ RID | A66. Disencumber ~ RID |
A67. Wankel engine part ~ ROTOR | A67. Wankel engine part ~ ROTOR |
A68. Stylishly glossy ~ SLEEK | A68. Stylishly glossy ~ SLEEK |
A69. "Greetings, Caesar!" ~ AVE | A69. "Greetings, Caesar!" ~ AVE |
A70. _____ nous (just between us) ~ ENTRE | A70. ___ nous (just between us) ~ ENTRE |
A71. QB Bradshaw ~ TERRY | A71. Robe fabric ~ TERRY |
A72. Roses' place ~ BED | A72. Rose's place ~ BED |
A73. Wax-coated cheeses ~ EDAMS | A73. Wax-coated cheeses ~ EDAMS |
D1. Play a child's game ~ SEEK | D1. Clock sound ~ TOCK |
D2. Spy Mata ~ HARI | D2. French possessive ~ ATOI |
D3. Auricular ~ OTIC | D3. "All By Myself" singer Carmen ~ ERIC |
D4. How a bully's prey feels ~ PICKEDON | D4. Home buyer's need, often ~ BANKLOAN |
D5. Creepy one, really ~ SNAIL | D5. "Evening Shade" narrator Davis ~ OSSIE |
D6. Tough out ~ HANGIN | D6. Words with "there" and "the balance" ~ HANGIN |
D7. Designer color ~ ECRU | D7. Designer color ~ ECRU |
D8. Lowest high tide ~ NEAP | D8. Lowest high tide ~ NEAP |
D9. British poet John ~ KEATS | D9. British poet John ~ KEATS |
D10. Glued to the tube ~ ENRAPT | D10. Glued to the tube, e.g. ~ ENRAPT |
D11. Abominable snowman ~ YETI | D11. Abominable Snowman ~ YETI |
D12. Ruler, somewhere in the world ~ EMIR | D12. Ruler, somewhere in the world ~ EMIR |
D13. They may provide highlights ~ DYES | D13. Salon applications ~ DYES |
D21. Figs. 1 and 7? ~ NOS | D21. "Terrible twos" cries ~ NOS |
D22. Nancy's advice ~ SAYNO | D22. Take Nancy Reagan's advice ~ SAYNO |
D25. Isaac's mother ~ SARAH | D25. What a junker may be good for ~ PARTS |
D26. Hat adornment ~ PLUME | D26. Pianist's technical piece ~ ETUDE |
D27. Arm bones ~ ULNAE | D27. Common stuff? ~ SENSE |
D29. Good feature ~ ASSET | D29. Good feature ~ ASSET |
D30. Actress Novak ~ KIM | D30. Spy novel by Kipling ~ KIM |
D32. Fireplace find ~ ASHES | D32. Stuff from the bottom of my hearth ~ ASHES |
D33. Salves ~ BALMS | D33. Salves ~ BALMS |
D34. Trickier ~ SLYER | D34. Trickier ~ SLYER |
D36. 10 percent, if you're cheap ~ TIP | D36. What to do to hats and waiters ~ TIP |
D38. Stumped ~ GOT | D38. Came down with ~ GOT |
D41. First name in whiffs ~ NOLAN | D41. Baseball legend Ryan ~ NOLAN |
D42. Bearded grazer ~ GNU | D42. Bearded grazer ~ GNU |
D43. Nate of of NBA ~ THURMOND | D43. Senator Strom ~ THURMOND |
D48. Annoy by upsetting Streep? ~ PESTER | D48. Be a royal pain to ~ PESTER |
D50. Avoided capture ~ ELUDED | D50. Lost one's tail? ~ ELUDED |
D51. A famous Caesar ~ SID | D51. Caesar who wasn't an emperor ~ SID |
D54. Like thin ice ~ RISKY | D54. Full of uncertainty ~ RISKY |
D56. Come to terms ~ AGREE | D56. Achieve harmony of purpose ~ AGREE |
D57. Tense description? ~ PAST | D57. Tense description? ~ PAST |
D58. Part of a ready trio ~ ABLE | D58. Not incompetent ~ ABLE |
D59. Tarot user ~ SEER | D59. Sucker's start? ~ SEER |
D60. Sort of bag ~ GRAB | D60. Take the wrong way? ~ GRAB |
D61. Swing music ~ JIVE | D61. Swing music ~ JIVE |
D62. Kett of the comics ~ ETTA | D62. "Roll With Me Henry" singer James ~ ETTA |
D63. Standard ~ NORM | D63. Standard ~ NORM |
D64. Three, somewhere in the world ~ TRES | D64. "___ bien!" ~ TRES |