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A1. Commercial-free network ~ PBS | A1. Well-bred horse ~ ARAB |
A4. With Picchu, a place in Peru ~ MACHU | A5. "Attention please!" ~ AHEM |
A9. Creature known for its keen vision ~ EAGLE | A9. Trendy tie ~ ASCOT |
A14. Grain in a Salinger title ~ RYE | A14. Singer/actress McEntire ~ REBA |
A15. Where van Gogh lived for a while ~ ARLES | A15. Limerick lad ~ BOYO |
A16. With less moisture ~ DRIER | A16. French river ~ RHONE |
A17. Old cloth measure ~ ELL | A17. Roman 1151 ~ MCLI |
A18. What all manual products need to work ~ USERS | A18. Worker in the garden ~ HOER |
A19. Doomed one ~ GONER | A19. It may be paddled in the rear ~ CANOE |
A20. Classic sports film ~ FIELDOFDREAMS | A20. Classic sports film ~ FIELDOFDREAMS |
A23. Very old ~ ANCIENT | A23. Shipping giant ~ UPS |
A24. Oil-rich peninsula ~ ARABIA | A24. Central Swiss canton ~ URI |
A27. Loser to VHS ~ BETA | A25. Rural lodgings ~ INN |
A28. Visited Davy Jones' locker, in a way ~ SANK | A26. Subject of a classic Keats poem ~ URN |
A31. "Song ___ Blue" (Neil Diamond hit) ~ SUNG | A29. Gradual reduction ~ LETUP |
A32. It comes before a dropped name ~ NEE | A31. Try a mouthful ~ TASTE |
A35. Spaghetti recipe word ~ BOIL | A33. Stock quote? ~ MOO |
A37. "Norma ___" (1979) ~ RAE | A34. Whippoorwill bill ~ NEB |
A38. William Faulkner work ~ BARNBURNING | A36. Word paired with "neither" ~ NOR |
A41. Money player ~ PRO | A37. Lifeless, as a party ~ DEAD |
A43. Sources of problems for prima donnas ~ EGOS | A38. Lacking manners ~ RAISEDINABARN |
A44. Restorative resort ~ SPA | A42. Not genuine, as gems ~ FAUX |
A45. Handle without care ~ MAUL | A43. Vigor go-with ~ VIM |
A47. Word with bug or misty ~ EYED | A44. Butter helping ~ PAT |
A49. The better part ~ MOST | A45. Tiny earthmover ~ ANT |
A53. Piercing, as a sound ~ SHRILL | A46. Two-legged creature ~ BIPED |
A55. Muse of lyric poetry ~ EUTERPE | A48. Person of great importance ~ NABOB |
A58. Donkey or ox, e.g. ~ BEASTOFBURDEN | A52. Reminiscer's word ~ AGO |
A61. Pirate's potables ~ GROGS | A53. Thing, in legalese ~ RES |
A63. Fur trader John Jacob ~ ASTOR | A54. Put away dishes? ~ EAT |
A64. The six of "Little Nellie Kelly" ~ ELS | A56. Yachter's heading, perhaps ~ ENE |
A65. Boleyn and Rice ~ ANNES | A57. Yak, e.g. ~ BEASTOFBURDEN |
A66. Hopeless ~ BLEAK | A61. Attracted or sketched ~ DRAWN |
A67. Steak partner ~ ALE | A63. Russian gold medalist Kulik ~ ILIA |
A68. Opera villain, often ~ BASSO | A64. Cutlass maker ~ OLDS |
A69. Does a database chore ~ SORTS | A65. Voiced one's awe ~ OOHED |
A70. Timothy Leary stash ~ LSD | A66. Staff leader? ~ CLEF |
D1. Built before shipped ~ PREFAB | A67. Palm tree starch ~ SAGO |
D2. Credit for a crossword constructor ~ BYLINE | A68. Ford or Mancini ~ HENRY |
D3. Jukebox verb ~ SELECT | A69. Go-___ (four-wheeled racer) ~ KART |
D4. Norman Lear show ~ MAUDE | A70. "I wholeheartedly agree" ~ AMEN |
D5. Smokey the Bear's nightmare ~ ARSON | D1. A lot to carry ~ ARMFUL |
D6. Fissures ~ CLEFTS | D2. Culinary how-to ~ RECIPE |
D7. Drover's charge ~ HERD | D3. Most up to the job ~ ABLEST |
D8. Superpower until 1991 ~ USSR | D4. The price of freedom ~ BAIL |
D9. Poe or Degas ~ EDGAR | D5. Dislike and more ~ ABHOR |
D10. Starbucks emanations ~ AROMAS | D6. Walk, slangily ~ HOOFIT |
D11. A Supreme Court justice ~ GINSBURG | D7. Spotted ~ EYED |
D12. "Enter the Dragon" star ~ LEE | D8. The Duke, formerly ~ MORRISON |
D13. Be imperfect ~ ERR | D9. Understood by very few ~ ARCANE |
D21. Tarzan's swing ~ LIANA | D10. Phony deal ~ SHAM |
D22. "The Gross Clinic" painter ~ EAKINS | D11. Advertiser's target ~ CONSUMER |
D25. Words with jiffy or pinch ~ INA | D12. Yoko of music ~ ONO |
D26. Wine improver ~ AGE | D13. Ball's platform ~ TEE |
D29. It voids warranties ~ ABUSE | D21. Victims ~ DUPES |
D30. Easter preceder ~ NOR | D22. Take in a sting ~ ENTRAP |
D33. Obsolete preposition ~ ERE | D27. Chestnut horse ~ ROAN |
D34. Marx colleague ~ ENGELS | D28. Wordless acknowledgment ~ NOD |
D36. Tip of a pouring spout ~ LIP | D30. PC operating system ~ UNIX |
D38. Some whiskeys ~ BOURBONS | D32. Manga kin ~ ANIME |
D39. Baby in blue ~ BOY | D35. Flocks of quail ~ BEVIES |
D40. One who assigns an identifying word ~ NAMER | D37. What a supercomputer crunches ~ DATA |
D41. Parliament VIPs ~ PMS | D38. Phoned ~ RANG |
D42. It's a bit of cheer ~ RAH | D39. Famously fast expressway ~ AUTOBAHN |
D46. Feudal lords ~ LIEGES | D40. Crankcase rod ~ DIPSTICK |
D48. More skillful ~ DEFTER | D41. Language group that includes Swahili ~ BANTU |
D50. Trying experience ~ ORDEAL | D42. Regulator of U.S. air traffic ~ FAA |
D51. They can be hot, cold or dry ~ SPELLS | D46. Snifter's contents, perhaps ~ BRANDY |
D52. Became taut ~ TENSED | D47. Resister ~ DEFIER |
D54. Stock-acquisition aid? ~ LASSO | D49. Noisy confusion ~ BEDLAM |
D56. German craft ~ UBOAT | D50. Fidgety ~ ONEDGE |
D57. Ottoman Empire inhabitants ~ TURKS | D51. TV show starring Robert Guillaume ~ BENSON |
D59. Starts a paragraph, electronically ~ TABS | D55. Sternward ~ ABAFT |
D60. Capital of Norway ~ OSLO | D58. Wide-spouted pitcher ~ EWER |
D61. Social one's gift ~ GAB | D59. Earthenware pot ~ OLLA |
D62. Genetic initials ~ RNA | D60. Sub ___ (secretly) ~ ROSA |