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ACROSS

1 Flatten like a bug 7 Was long and boring

14 Many a bug 16 Tart taproom offering 17 Mistaken 18 Down the road 19 Many a saint, originally 20 Chain restaurant ... or what a kangaroo might say? 22 “Actually, I just realized something ...” 23 Secure with a click 25 Faux Fighters or Dread Zeppelin, e.g.

26 It’s administer­ed for shedding 31 Aegean Sea island 32 ___ Green aka the Witch of Wall Street 33 Cartoon character whose last name is Szyslak 34 Design 35 Impala, e.g. 36 Chapati alternativ­e 37 Hebrew name meaning “ascent” 38 Curry powder ingredient 39 Sloughs off 40 Star attraction? 43 Off the ___

44 Cry from behind a door 45 Fragrant tree type 48 Subtle endorsemen­ts 49 Big whoop 52 Intentions

54 Marathon runner’s wear

56 “Wish me luck!” 57 Rubber production? 58 Eponym of the NHL’s points leader award 59 Bumptious

DOWN

1 Guard’s place 2 Word with dinner or dollar 3 Some travelers along the Oregon Trail 4 Sporting blade

5 Presents unexpected­ly 6 Fuss 7 Connection inits. 8 Showing a bit of gray hair, say 9 Final exam? 10 Started acting responsibl­y 11 Mix-and-match children’s clothing brand

12 Sci-fi race mirroring the bourgeoisi­e 13 Sign of progress 15 Punctuate a killer performanc­e 21 Really didn’t hold back

23 Priory of ___ (group in “The Da Vinci Code”) 24 “That’s no longer the case” 26 Pixar character with a pet cockroach 27 Something turned off on vacation 28 What a dot on a map might represent: Abbr. 29 Not inclined

30 Point of view, metaphoric­ally 31 Blueprint bit 35 ___ La Table (high-end cookware retailer) 36 Feast or famine 38 What some handles are created for 39 Look inside, say 41 Cartoonist Will who popularize­d the term “graphic novel” 42 Materials for some chests

45 ___ Men (“Who Let the Dogs Out” group) 46 Smoking or drinking, e.g. 47 Newsstand display, informally 49 Neighbor 50 Gossip

51 Evil hypnotist’s directive 53 Letters often meant to be read from afar 55 “Cómo es ___?” (Spanish “Why?”)

 ?? PUZZLE BY KAMERON AUSTIN COLLINS AND PAOLO PASCO ?? No. 1107
PUZZLE BY KAMERON AUSTIN COLLINS AND PAOLO PASCO No. 1107

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