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A1. Neckerchief ~ ASCOT | A1. Banks open them (Abbr.) ~ ACCTS |
A6. Exploding star ~ NOVA | A6. Cop after dealers ~ NARC |
A10. Reassuring words ~ IMOK | A10. One of the Three B's of classical music ~ BACH |
A14. Toward Marie Byrd Land ~ SOUTH | A14. Barton who founded the American Red Cross ~ CLARA |
A15. "The Emperor's New Clothes," for example ~ FAIRYTALE | A15. Popular cookie since 1912 ~ OREO |
A17. Like the Emperor ~ INTHEALTOGETHER | A16. Start for "dynamic" or "nautical" ~ AERO |
A19. Like films before "The Jazz Singer" ~ SILENT | A17. Far from safe ~ EXPOSEDTODANGER |
A20. Meadow murmur ~ LOW | A20. "___ skin off my nose!" ~ ITSNO |
A21. Ofc. computer link ~ LAN | A21. Like a llama, natively ~ ANDEAN |
A22. "Can I take that as ___?" ~ ANO | A22. Red army member ~ ANT |
A23. Cardigan canine ~ CORGI | A24. "The Island ___ Moreau" ~ OFDR |
A26. Gala get-together ~ FETE | A27. Reduce in intensity ~ ABATE |
A27. Words of resignation ~ ILOSE | A28. Reluctant ~ LOATH |
A29. Like the Emperor ~ AUNATUREL | A31. Cover a cake ~ FROST |
A32. Morse morsel ~ DASH | A33. Tightrope walker's protection ~ NET |
A33. Area of a circle = ___-squared ~ PIR | A34. Numb, as a foot ~ ASLEEP |
A34. Kitty ~ POT | A36. Musical Copland ~ AARON |
A35. Like the Emperor ~ WEARINGASMILE | A38. Least acceptable amount ~ BAREMINIMUM |
A40. Potential perch or pike ~ ROE | A41. Hulu offering ~ RERUN |
A41. Fish story ~ LIE | A42. Pass on, as dancing to a song ~ SITOUT |
A42. Jenny "The Swedish Nightingale" ~ LIND | A45. Foxy ~ SLY |
A44. Like the Emperor ~ UNADORNED | A48. Played a military flute ~ FIFED |
A48. Burton of the new "Star Trek" ~ LEVAR | A50. Red giant with an abundance of carbon ~ CSTAR |
A49. "Stalag 17" denizens ~ POWS | A51. Schroeder's instrument ~ PIANO |
A50. Car bomb? ~ EDSEL | A53. Advertising catchword ~ FREE |
A52. Pet Shop Boys record label ~ EMI | A55. Didn't pay yet ~ OWE |
A53. H, to Homer ~ ETA | A56. Some field hockey players ~ INNERS |
A54. Monkey's uncle, maybe ~ APE | A58. Chloroform kin ~ ETHER |
A56. "Duke of Earl" or "Get a Job," stylistically ~ DOOWOP | A61. In the altogether ~ NAKEDASAJAYBIRD |
A58. Like the Emperor ~ NAKEDASAJAYBIRD | A66. Advanced in years ~ AGED |
A62. Tailor-made guidelines for the Royal Put-On? ~ DRESSCODE | A67. Lotus position practice ~ YOGA |
A63. More dreadful ~ DIRER | A68. Gifted individual? ~ DONEE |
A64. Lip-___ ~ SYNC | A69. Majors and Iacocca ~ LEES |
A65. Group of toads ~ KNOT | A70. Visitor's term ~ STAY |
A66. Run-down ~ SEEDY | A71. Georgia of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" ~ ENGEL |
D1. "To repeat..." ~ ASISAID | D1. Versatile blackjack card ~ ACE |
D2. Meathead, to Archie ~ SONINLAW | D2. 160, to Caesar ~ CLX |
D3. Run wild ~ CUTLOOSE | D3. Beginning of this clue? ~ CAPITALB |
D4. "Top ___ mornin' to you" ~ OTHE | D4. Pace between a walk and a run ~ TROT |
D5. From that point on ~ THENCE | D5. Mouthy lip ~ SASS |
D6. Eagles' org. ~ NFL | D6. Snooze ~ NODOFF |
D7. Meal opener ~ OAT | D7. Gallery display ~ ART |
D8. Stern strings ~ VIOLIN | D8. Vintage auto ~ REO |
D9. Thessaly-to-Colchis craft ~ ARGO | D9. Closing passage in music ~ CODA |
D10. One of the Addams family ~ ITT | D10. Travel mag recommendation ~ BANDB |
D11. "The Song of the Earth" composer Gustav ~ MAHLER | D11. Sea bordering Greece ~ AEGEAN |
D12. Fatty acid salt ~ OLEATE | D12. Make something ~ CREATE |
D13. Corny bit ~ KERNEL | D13. Charlotte pro ~ HORNET |
D16. Longbow wood ~ YEW | D18. Ambient music's creator ~ ENO |
D18. Z preceder? ~ ATO | D19. Body-related ~ ANATOMIC |
D24. Word with dance or date ~ RAIN | D22. Chicken-king divider ~ ALA |
D25. Babbled, as a brook ~ GURGLED | D23. One rejection after another ~ NOS |
D26. Vain ~ FUTILE | D25. Sink accessory ~ DRAINER |
D28. Brittle bits ~ SHARDS | D26. Mottled horse ~ ROAN |
D30. Semicircular recess ~ APSE | D29. Certain muscle injury ~ TEAR |
D31. Male mouser ~ TOM | D30. Cattle breed ~ HEREFORD |
D33. Berth place ~ PIER | D32. Indian titles of respect ~ SRIS |
D36. Brisbane bounder ~ ROO | D35. Prefix with "scope" or "meter" ~ PERI |
D37. Benefits ~ AIDS | D37. They're squirreled away in fall ~ NUTS |
D38. Ball of fire ~ LIVEWIRE | D39. Mishandle ~ MUFF |
D39. Bewitched ~ ENAMORED | D40. Driving an automobile ~ MOTORING |
D43. Wash-and-wear ~ DRIPDRY | D43. GM labor group ~ UAW |
D44. Topples ~ UPENDS | D44. III, in modern Rome ~ TRE |
D45. ___ public ~ NOTARY | D45. Word with "cord" or "column" ~ SPINAL |
D46. Stir ~ AWAKEN | D46. Magazine article measurement ~ LINAGE |
D47. "Ethan Frome" star ~ NEESON | D47. Member of the Bronx Bombers ~ YANKEE |
D48. Lime Street insurance giant ~ LLOYDS | D49. Wedding band alternative ~ DEEJAY |
D51. Writer LeShan ~ EDA | D52. Food, clothing and shelter ~ NEEDS |
D54. Pitches ~ ADS | D54. Zeta-theta connection ~ ETA |
D55. Rat or brat follower ~ PACK | D57. Simon ___ ~ SAYS |
D57. Tony's cousin ~ OBIE | D59. Jekyll's alter ego ~ HYDE |
D59. PC tilde topper ~ ESC | D60. Black, poetically ~ EBON |
D60. Bother or pother ~ ADO | D62. Barroom elbow-bender ~ SOT |
D61. F-15, for one ~ JET | D63. Turkish title ~ AGA |