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The New York Times Crossword Puzzle

- ERIC BORNSTEIN

ACROSS

1 “Money, Money,

Money” group 5 Toughs … or an anagram of TOUGHS minus a letter

10 Slightly open 14 Thick slice

15 Old but back in

fashion 16 Agricultur­al giant founded in Hawaii in 1851 17 Atmosphere 18 Font akin to

Helvetica 19 “What time?” 20 Sort of investment suggested by the ends of 3-, 11and 29-Down 23 First half of a

Senate vote 24 “Oh, bleah!” 25 Indent key 27 Exclamatio­n upon reaching a customer service representa­tive, maybe 31 Measuremen­t for passes and rushes: Abbr. 34 It’s 99.9%

“empty space” 36 “___ you are you! That is truer than true!”: Dr. Seuss

37 Rapper fronting the heavy metal band Body Count 38 Late-night host

O’Brien

40 Profs’ helpers 41 Silly 42 Where chess is believed to have originated 43 Qty.

44 Curving billiards

shot

45 Car company that shares its name with an inventor 46 Longtime CBS

police drama 47 Flicked, as a

cigarette

48 In a risky

situation 51 Nicholas I or II 54 They have ears,

it’s said 55 Intimidate­s 59 Had in one’s

hands 60 Blacksmith’s

block

61 Place to cook a

turkey 62 Behind, in

England

63 Part of an act 64 Reviled Roman

emperor 65 Deserving a D 66 “Able was I ___

…”

67 Picked a card

DOWN

1 “Get on it!” 2 Sad

3 M.L.B. recordhold­er for most career home runs 4 Humiliate 5 Kind of visa for just passing through an airport

6 Greek goddess

of marriage 7 Gas or elec. 8 Tennis’s

Steffi

9 How best to hit a ball for a home run 10 Coke vs. Pepsi,

e.g.

11 Singer profiled in the biopic “Walk the Line” 12 Smart ___ 13 Philosophe­r

Descartes

21 Big doofus

22 “I disagree” 25 Understood 26 Make reparation­s 28 “Impossible!” 29 N.B.A. commission­er starting in 2014 30 Trailing all others 32 Tightly packed 33 Horse for a

knight 35 Alternativ­e to

in-store

37 “I’ll be right with

you”

39 Tandoor bread 41 Apple desktop 49 Contractio­n starting a Christmas poem 50 Archipelag­o part 51 Bloke

52 It doesn’t mean a

thing

53 In addition 56 Lead-in to “the

hill” or “the top” 57 “What ___ you

thinking?” 58 Reason for a

school day off

 ?? ??

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