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The New York Times Crossword

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ACROSS

1 Screenwrit­er Ben who wrote

“Angels Over Broadway” 6 “Wanna ___?”

9 *One of two extremes in a

saying

14 Loud, as a crowd 15 Firefighte­r’s tool

16 Grace’s last name on “Will &

Grace”

17 Directive before “You’re on

‘Candid Camera’”

18 Medium at Madame

Tussauds

19 Prefix with aggression 20 *Descriptio­n of a glass,

maybe

22 “Suppose …”

23 Long, long time 24 Lion-colored

27 Perpetrate, as a crime 30 “Thanks, it’s just what I’ve

always wanted,” often

31 Kind of state

34 Fuss

35 ___ Jiabao, 2003-13

premier of China

36 Kind of stick

37 Put out

38 *Word in a classic Tolstoy title 40 Thus

41 Moving well for one’s age 42 Number it’s good to be under 43 Home of the Vasco da Gama

Bridge, over 7 1/2 miles long 45 “___ sells seashells by the

seashore”

46 Finalized

47 Not at all reasonable

48 Thus

50 Grade sch. subject 51 Italian cheese city

54 One who identifies with the answers to the starred Across clues

59 Carrier name until 1997 60 Aduba of “Mrs. America” 61 Certain church gift 62 *Certain forecast

63 After tax

64 These: Sp.

65 Church council

66 Face cards, for short? 67 Ocular woes

DOWN

1 This-and-that dish 2 Humorist Bombeck

3 Helix

4 *Descriptio­n of a glass,

maybe

5 Girl Scout emblem

6 Cry like a baby

7 Lift up

8 Nickname for a wrangler 9 *One of two extremes in a

saying

10 Enlighten

11 Oct. contest for a pennant 12 Word sung twice after “Que” 13 Ancient siege site 21 Not being utilized, say 25 Eldest of the Baldwin

brothers

26 Sommelier’s handout

27 The mating game? 28 Energy, informally

29 Wavy fabric pattern

31 “The Greek” of film

32 Goad

33 Nary a soul

35 *Word in a classic

Tolstoy title

36 One who identifies with the answers to the starred Down clues

39 Grub

44 Stirs up

46 Caught in a trap

48 ___ acid

49 Moved like molasses 51 Kisser

52 Cinder-covered

53 *Certain forecast

55 Some kitchenwar­e 56 Teeny-tiny

57 Place for a lace

58 ___ Gerritsen, author of

romantic thrillers

60 Place of higher

education, to Brits

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