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Across

1 Metroliner

operator, once 7 Actor Taye of Broadway’s “Rent”

12 Heaven, sweet

heaven 15 Hollow-eyed

expression? 17 What’s all the

buzz about? 18 Physical realm,

in cyberpunk 20 Zip

23 One to sniff out 24 “Geez!”

25 ___ o menos (Spanish 101 phrase) 26 Macbeth’s burial isle 29 Lacking any emotion 31 “101 Dalmatians” villain 34 Elephant abductors of legend 35 Longtime dance feature on TV beginning in 1971 38 Digital book file extension 39 Locale for house reps? 40 Sacred choral compositio­n 42 Tube traveler? 43 Domingo, e.g. 46 “___ me!” 47 Christmas tree figurine, maybe 50 Involved with

52 Figures that lack curves 56 Fictional maker of Dehydrated Boulders and Tornado Seeds (“just add water”)

57 Bulk of an experiment 60 Global justice phenomenon sprung from a 2006 Myspace post by Tarana Burke

61 Red sauce alternativ­e 62 Turn-ofthe-century Oldsmobile­s

Down

1 H.S. whose course textbooks are full of solutions

2 Berth place 3 Jewelry stores? 4 Car on a track 5 Buzz 6 Play around 7 Strike at a newspaper office? 8 Lead-in to a

letdown 9 “I ___ Feeling” (2009 charttoppe­r) 10 Party people 11 Show appreciati­on at a poetry slam 13 Kind of card in

cellphones

14 Strong-arm

16 Torch bearer, maybe

19 Big name in the frozen aisle 21 Word before talk or power

22 Teens, e.g. 27 Historic megalomani­ac

28 Setting for an 1836 shootout

30 Prune 31 Die, say 32 Schreiber of “Spotlight”

33 Variety of cattle 35 On-air campaign expense

36 Lapped, perhaps 37 Eponymous town in southeaste­rn Connecticu­t 38 The conqueror Tamerlane, for one 41 Mexican beer brand

43 Less predictabl­e 44 Like early sound recordings 45 Catalysts, as of change 48 Doritos ___ Tacos (fast-food offering) 49 Cereal box word whose third and fourth letters are stylized as bits of cereal 51 Instructio­n to Alice

53 When repeated, workout class instructio­n 54 Friend of Mr. Noodle on children’s TV 55 Thruway advisory 58 Wall-E’s love in “Wall-E”

59 Still at Disney World?

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