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A1. Prefix with legal ~ PARA | A1. "___ ho!" ~ HEAVE |
A5. Japan's highest mountain ~ FUJI | A6. Very ritzy ~ POSH |
A9. "It Happened One Night" director Frank ~ CAPRA | A10. Sets one's sights ~ AIMS |
A14. Hawk among gods ~ ARES | A14. Cupid's projectile ~ ARROW |
A15. Breakfast fiber source ~ BRAN | A15. Straining to be highbrow ~ ARTY |
A16. President James ___ Garfield ~ ABRAM | A16. Kelly of morning TV ~ RIPA |
A17. Movement for one not on the ballot ~ WRITEINCAMPAIGN | A17. One way to get elected ~ WRITEINCAMPAIGN |
A20. Assign, as blame ~ PINON | A20. Herb in stuffing ~ SAGE |
A21. Unit of loudness ~ SONE | A21. A good apprentice, e.g. ~ LEARNER |
A22. Entr'___ ~ ACTE | A22. Numerical suffix ~ ETH |
A23. Exact payment for ~ AVENGE | A23. Some building additions ~ ELLS |
A25. Actor Lugosi ~ BELA | A24. Synagogue bigwig ~ RABBI |
A27. Ambulance destinations, briefly ~ ERS | A28. Sudden enlightenment, in Zen ~ SATORI |
A28. Became one ~ WED | A30. Galley workers ~ EDITORS |
A29. Doctrine ~ ISM | A32. Get via trickery ~ FINAGLE |
A31. Attack with a lance ~ TILTAT | A35. '60s war setting, informally ~ NAM |
A33. Capers ~ ANTICS | A36. Bar mitzvah, for one ~ RITEOFPASSAGE |
A36. Prepared for action ~ READY | A40. Jack-in-the-box part ~ LID |
A37. Bar mitzvah, e.g. ~ RITEOFPASSAGE | A41. Wry twists of fate ~ IRONIES |
A40. "Cold Mountain" star Zellweger ~ RENEE | A42. Medium-dry Spanish sherry ~ AMOROSO |
A41. Blacks out ~ FAINTS | A45. Awed ones, obviously ~ GAPERS |
A42. Cafeteria customers ~ EATERS | A49. People magazine person, for short ~ CELEB |
A44. SSE or NNE ~ DIR | A50. "Warm" or "cold" ~ HINT |
A45. Evil Tolkien creature ~ ORC | A52. Salesperson, briefly ~ REP |
A48. "Close that window!" ~ BRR | A53. Bishop's bailiwick ~ DIOCESE |
A49. Like a comfy pillow ~ SOFT | A56. Itty-bitty bit ~ IOTA |
A52. Sneeze inducer ~ PEPPER | A57. Certain order to a helmsman ~ RIGHTFULLRUDDER |
A54. Suffix with sinus ~ ITIS | A61. About ~ ORSO |
A56. Much propaganda ~ LIES | A62. Liberated ~ FREE |
A58. Field of action ~ ARENA | A63. Projection booth items ~ REELS |
A59. Exactly ~ RIGHTONTHEMONEY | A64. Drummer's pride ~ BEAT |
A62. Brought into alignment ~ TRUED | A65. In the mail ~ SENT |
A63. Kuwaiti or Saudi, typically ~ ARAB | A66. Scoop the soup ~ LADLE |
A64. ___ lily (Beehive State bloomer) ~ SEGO | D1. Holes for anchor cables ~ HAWSES |
A65. Pays attention to ~ HEEDS | D2. List of literary goofs ~ ERRATA |
A66. Ewe's youngster ~ LAMB | D3. "Make ___ turn at the light" ~ ARIGHT |
A67. Fall venue ~ EDEN | D4. Cast a ballot ~ VOTE |
D1. Tropical fruit tree ~ PAWPAW | D5. Farm female ~ EWE |
D2. Reach one's destination ~ ARRIVE | D6. Funnies frame ~ PANEL |
D3. Restrained, with "in" ~ REINED | D7. Killer whales ~ ORCAS |
D4. ___ Martin (007 car) ~ ASTON | D8. White dwarf, e.g. ~ STAR |
D5. Dept. of Justice division ~ FBI | D9. "The Battle ___ of the Republic" ~ HYMN |
D6. Beverage brewers ~ URNS | D10. Ark landfall ~ ARARAT |
D7. Ebenezer's ghostly ex-partner ~ JACOB | D11. "East" on a grandfather clock ~ III |
D8. Beyond foolish ~ INANE | D12. Info for an auto buyer (Abbr.) ~ MPG |
D9. Bottle topper ~ CAP | D13. ___ Jose, Calif. ~ SAN |
D10. Four-line rhyme scheme ~ ABAA | D18. Monopoly avenue ~ ILLINOIS |
D11. Item checked by shoppers ~ PRICETAG | D19. Gilpin of "Frasier" ~ PERI |
D12. The garment industry, slangily ~ RAGTRADE | D23. Great Lakes city ~ ERIE |
D13. ___ International (human rights watchdogs) ~ AMNESTY | D25. Belfry reverberation ~ BONG |
D18. Some railroad employees ~ ENGINEERS | D26. Hillside, in Edinburgh ~ BRAE |
D19. Get all mushy? ~ MELT | D27. "Capital" suffix ~ ISM |
D24. Spanish pronoun ~ ESTO | D29. Frequently, poetically ~ OFT |
D26. Fan output ~ AIRSTREAM | D30. Vigorous enthusiasm ~ ELAN |
D30. Offend slightly ~ MIFF | D31. Klein or Claiborne, e.g. ~ DESIGNER |
D32. Bucolic settings ~ LEAS | D33. Certain hairdo ~ AFRO |
D33. Done to ___ ~ ATEE | D34. Fed. documents group ~ GPO |
D34. Finance VIP ~ CPA | D36. Icy coating ~ RIME |
D35. Remarked ~ SAID | D37. "Rebel Yell" rocker Billy ~ IDOL |
D37. Back-of-the-car item ~ REARTIRE | D38. Anagram of "sate" ~ SEAT |
D38. Cloak-and-dagger doings ~ INTRIGUE | D39. Death on the Nile cause, perhaps ~ ASP |
D39. Quick scissors cut ~ SNIP | D40. Fond du ___, Wis. ~ LAC |
D40. New start ~ REBIRTH | D43. Flying off the shelves ~ REDHOT |
D43. Unassisted ~ SOLO | D44. Closing notice? ~ OBIT |
D45. Kicked off ~ OPENED | D46. Ate into ~ ERODED |
D46. Break one's word ~ RENEGE | D47. Give a new version of, as a story ~ RETELL |
D47. Kid's coloring stick ~ CRAYON | D48. Like slim pickings ~ SPARSE |
D50. Wimbledon highlight ~ FINAL | D50. Woman of Troy ~ HELEN |
D51. Aquarium brightener ~ TETRA | D51. Small body of land ~ ISLET |
D53. Ordinary language ~ PROSE | D54. Some switch settings ~ OFFS |
D55. Backyard building ~ SHED | D55. Work in a smokehouse ~ CURE |
D57. Pillow cover ~ SHAM | D56. Light bulb, in comic strips ~ IDEA |
D60. Gridiron stats ~ TDS | D57. "___ Roy" (1995 film) ~ ROB |
D61. Fall back, as the tide ~ EBB | D58. Anger or fury ~ IRE |