Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The New York Times crossword puzzle

- Bruce Haight

Note: The five rows of shaded squares reveal an unusual feature of this puzzle. Across 1 See blurb

6 Batteries in mice 9 * Bonzo

and others 15 She went to Haiti in a Cole Porter song 16 Ballpark fig. 17 Et ___ 18 “The Lion King” soundtrack composer 20 Hang on to 21 Boarding

pass info 22 Angsty

music genre 23 Divest ( of) 24 Gesture that might be made with a wink 25 See blurb 28 Opposed 32 “And how!” 33 *“And so it ___” 34 Patriotic women’s org. 35 Jack who played Sgt. Friday 39 Sound like a jackass 40 See blurb 42 PHX airport

locale: Abbr. 43 Actress Kendrick of “Pitch Perfect” 44 Summer hrs.

in Chicago 45 * Fabric with a cheapsound­ing name 47 “CSI”

workplace 50 Fresh gossip,

with “the” 51 See blurb 55 Long- snouted fish 56 Title for 18- Across 57 Au ___

( menu phrase) 58 Novelist

Waugh 62 “Star Wars” knight, informally 64 Only a little 66 Fix, as a pump 67 ___ generis

( unique) 68 Therefore 69 *“You just

missed!” 70 Item held by the king of diamonds 71 See blurb

Down 1 Barely manages, with “out” 2 Lowland,

poetically 3 Singer James

or Jones 4 Thigh- slapper 5 Nikkei index currency 6 Chocolatie­r’s lure 7 * Can’t stomach 8 Go astray 9 1950s-’ 60s hit with the lyric “Ah, you made me love you / Now, now, now, now your man is come” 10 Paid

attention to 11 “The Addams

Family” cousin 12 Had in mind 13 Previous arrest,

on a rap sheet 14 Like some

light hair 19 Ballet leaps 23 Showed again 25 Form 1040 ID 26 Newswoman

Bakhtiar 27 “Hold it —

hang on!” 28 “Fernando”

group 29 HGTV personalit­y ___ Yip 30 Eddie ___, subject of “The French Connection” 31 World capital whose name means “gardens” 36 Fish- eating

raptor 37 Stand- up’s routines 38 [ Wrong answer!] 40 Couch potato 41 “Right away!,”

in the O. R. 44 China holder 45 Reunion group 46 Rogue computer in “2001” 48 M and N, in

pronunciat­ion 49 * Elegantly designed trinkets 51 Greek marketplac­e of old 52 Motown

or Decca 53 Light beam

splitter 54 Adorable one 58 AAA part: Abbr. 59 Ilsa ___, “Casablanca” character 60 “Behold!,”

to Caesar 61 “Believe” Grammy winner, 1999 63 Try to win

over 64 Intel org. 65 Cry of

discovery

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