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ACROSS

1 Online source of film trivia

5 When doubled,

a Hawaiian fish

9 A lot

14 Sour expression 15 “Yeah, right!”

16 Give permission 17 Period dominated by the likes of Dan Rather and Peter Jennings? 19 Stop competing as an amateur

20 Like dry, clumpy mud 21 Cool, in ’90s slang 23 Blacken, as by fire 24 Joan who sang at Woodstock 26 Period when every car was a junker? 28 Hairless

30 Boise’s state: Abbr. 32 Dawn goddess 33 Painful boo-boo 34 English-speaking

neighbor of Venezuela 36 Maple syrup source 39 Period known for its 007 movies? 41 Period of fuzzy sweaters?

43 So last year 44 Swallowed quickly 46 Classic Diana Ross hairdo 47 Strategy-free card game

48 Wedding vow 49 Gradually remove, as

from a mother’s milk 50 Period when tribute

bands thrived?

54 Flees

56 Go wild in the streets 57 Reason to pull an all-nighter

59 Backs of necks

62 “I was with my mistress

at the time,” maybe 64 Period when

psychiatrists ruled? 66 Cross-dressing Disney

heroine of 1998 67 Chimney buildup 68 Supply-and-demand

subj.

69 Fire starter

70 Chooses

71 The first “R” of R&R

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1 Apple introduction of 1998

2 “___ Lisa”

3 Hunter’s hiding spot in a marsh 4 Guillotined

5 Tarnish or deface 6 “Right away!” 7 Turnpike, e.g.

8 Lead-in to bad news 9 Droop

10 Things seen in most public buildings, but almost never in casinos 11 A, as in Aristotle 12 Kerchief worn as headgear

13 Used foul language 18 Keats poem

22 Elvis in the 1950s or Justin Bieber in the 2010s 25 Stepped tower of ancient Sumer 27 Anthracite, e.g. 28 Classic clown with a repetitive name 29 Missing, as a G.I. 31 Climax of “Hamilton” 35 Mimicked

36 Campus sanctuary,

in modern parlance 37 Taj Mahal locale 38 Lowly worker 40 Food-thickening agent 42 Legislator

45 Specialty bakery 47 Home mixology

station

50 Pulls an all-nighter, say 51 Prepare for a bodybuilding contest 52 “And there it is!” 53 Painting surface 55 ___ Arbor, Mich. 58 Gait between a walk and a canter 60 Causes of

bigheadedness 61 Mailed

63 What quills are dipped in

65 “___ Always Sunny in Philadelphia”