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A1. Unwanted e-mail ~ SPAM | A1. Variety of poker ~ STUD |
A5. Top spot ~ ACME | A5. Actress Rowlands ~ GENA |
A9. Stupid jerk ~ SCHMO | A9. Vice president Spiro ~ AGNEW |
A14. Attire for Caesar ~ TOGA | A14. Prefix with glycemic ~ HYPO |
A15. Get-out-of-jail money ~ BAIL | A15. Patron saint of Norway ~ OLAV |
A16. Toward the back ~ AREAR | A16. Dog's restraint ~ LEASH |
A17. Writer Waugh ~ ALEC | A17. Unlock ~ OPEN |
A18. "Coffee, Tea ___?" (1960's best seller) ~ ORME | A18. Not all ~ SOME |
A19. Light bulb holders ~ LAMPS | A19. "Heavens to ___!" ~ BETSY |
A20. "Vanilla Sky" actress ~ PENELOPECRUZ | A20. "Sahara" co-star, 2005 ~ PENELOPECRUZ |
A23. Young 'un ~ LAD | A23. Capital of New Mexico ~ SANTAFE |
A24. "I Like ___" ~ IKE | A24. Lagasse of the Food Network ~ EMERIL |
A25. Carryall ~ TOTEBAG | A28. Shack ~ HUT |
A29. Dead-on ~ EXACT | A29. Up to, briefly ~ TIL |
A31. How often Santa checks his list ~ TWICE | A31. Prefix with tiller ~ ROTO |
A33. Pie ___ mode ~ ALA | A32. Luggage attachment ~ IDTAG |
A34. "I found it!" ~ AHA | A35. Theme ~ MOTIF |
A36. Tic-tac-toe win ~ OOO | A37. Ukraine, e.g., once: Abbr. ~ SSR |
A37. One who's close-mouthed ~ CLAM | A38. Trip to Tahiti, for example ~ SOUTHSEASCRUISE |
A38. Maiden voyage preceder ~ SHAKEDOWNCRUISE | A41. What andirons support ~ LOG |
A43. City near Osaka ~ KOBE | A42. Blocked from sunlight ~ SHADY |
A44. Live ~ ARE | A43. Result of a hit by a leadoff batter ~ ONEON |
A45. "___ the ramparts ..." ~ OER | A44. Med. school subject ~ ANAT |
A46. Human's cousin ~ APE | A46. "Pick a card, ___ card" ~ ANY |
A47. Old-time oath ~ EGADS | A47. Getting on in years ~ OLD |
A49. 1960's tripper Timothy ~ LEARY | A48. Shooting star ~ METEOR |
A53. Best Picture of 1997 ~ TITANIC | A50. Italian city on the Adriatic ~ TRIESTE |
A55. 3 on a sundial ~ III | A54. Groups collecting litter ~ CLEANUPCREWS |
A57. Grassy area ~ LEA | A57. Ones attracted to flames ~ MOTHS |
A58. Ballpark maintenance groups ~ GROUNDSCREWS | A60. ___ Hashanah ~ ROSH |
A61. Pulitzer winner ___ Jefferson ~ MARGO | A61. Landed (on) ~ ALIT |
A64. Unaccompanied ~ LONE | A62. Sharpshooter Oakley ~ ANNIE |
A65. Bush's ___ of Evil ~ AXIS | A63. "Puppy Love" singer Paul ~ ANKA |
A66. Be of use ~ AVAIL | A64. Heredity unit ~ GENE |
A67. Swear ~ AVER | A65. All gone, as food ~ EATEN |
A68. Nothing more than ~ MERE | A66. Ship's petty officer, informally ~ BOSN |
A69. Crown sparkler ~ JEWEL | A67. To be: Lat. ~ ESSE |
A70. Zany Martha ~ RAYE | D1. Mall units ~ SHOPS |
A71. Waterfront walkway ~ PIER | D2. Aggressive, as a personality ~ TYPEA |
D1. Paper clip alternative ~ STAPLE | D3. Ivy League school in Phila. ~ UPENN |
D2. Medieval weapon ~ POLEAX | D4. Words after "been there" ~ DONETHAT |
D3. Meeting plan ~ AGENDA | D5. Become lenient (on) ~ GOSOFT |
D4. Nutmeg spice ~ MACE | D6. Act on a sudden itching for a hitching ~ ELOPE |
D5. "You can't judge ___ by its cover" ~ ABOOK | D7. Title ~ NAME |
D6. Wall-to-wall installation ~ CARPET | D8. With: Fr. ~ AVEC |
D7. Charades player ~ MIME | D9. Photo book ~ ALBUM |
D8. November event ~ ELECTION | D10. Codger ~ GEEZER |
D9. Military action? ~ SALUTE | D11. Singer ___ King Cole ~ NAT |
D10. Fad ~ CRAZE | D12. Letter before tee ~ ESS |
D11. Skirt stitching ~ HEM | D13. Philosopher's question ~ WHY |
D12. Atlas page ~ MAP | D21. Guffaws ~ LAUGHS |
D13. Hosp. areas ~ ORS | D22. Archaeological find ~ RELIC |
D21. Supple ~ LITHE | D25. O'Donnell of "The View" ~ ROSIE |
D22. Highly ornate ~ ROCOCO | D26. "___ easy to fall in love" (1977 lyric) ~ ITSSO |
D26. "___ Ha'i" ~ BALI | D27. Sophia of "Two Women" ~ LOREN |
D27. "Oh, woe!" ~ ALAS | D29. Fawner ~ TOADY |
D28. Charades, e.g. ~ GAME | D30. ___-bitsy ~ ITSY |
D30. Wedding reception centerpiece ~ CAKE | D32. Muhammad's religion ~ ISLAM |
D32. Impressed, and how! ~ WOWED | D33. "Lorna ___" ~ DOONE |
D35. Slowly, to a conductor ~ ADAGIO | D34. Gently pull on ~ TUGAT |
D37. Medical breakthrough ~ CURE | D35. Average ~ MEAN |
D38. It's played with a deck of 32 cards ~ SKAT | D36. Merry play ~ FROLIC |
D39. Arizona Indian ~ HOPI | D39. Stock unit ~ SHARE |
D40. Aid in crime ~ ABET | D40. 20 or less, at a bar ~ UNDERAGE |
D41. Delphic ~ ORACULAR | D45. Computer whiz ~ TECHIE |
D42. Thing from the past ~ RELIC | D47. Parentless child ~ ORPHAN |
D47. Sign up ~ ENROLL | D49. With 52-Down, showbiz's Mary-Kate and Ashley ~ OLSEN |
D48. Actor Poitier ~ SIDNEY | D50. Walrus features ~ TUSKS |
D50. Soviet leader ___ Kosygin ~ ALEXEI | D51. Tennis's Monica ~ SELES |
D51. Provide with new cable ~ REWIRE | D52. See 49-Down ~ TWINS |
D52. Arafat of the P.L.O. ~ YASSER | D53. Cosmetician Lauder ~ ESTEE |
D54. Texas A & M athlete ~ AGGIE | D55. Syrian or Yemeni ~ ARAB |
D56. Grenoble's river ~ ISERE | D56. Taboo ~ NONO |
D59. Popular PBS science series ~ NOVA | D57. Sex kitten West ~ MAE |
D60. Interstate exit ~ RAMP | D58. Go ___ rampage ~ ONA |
D61. Rank below Lt. Col. ~ MAJ | D59. Explosive letters ~ TNT |
D62. "___ Maria" ~ AVE | |
D63. Like crunchy carrots ~ RAW |