The New York Times

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1 Songwriters’ org. 6 Honorific that becomes another honorific if you reverse its last two letters 9 Subjects of a Roswell museum 13 Twinkled 14 Hydrophobic substances 16 Attire for a Druid 17 Travel edition of a classic board game? 19 Gift from heaven 20 Prefix with directional 21 Channel 2? 22 Superrich 24 Wax sculptor Marie 26 Beside 27 Travel edition of a classic board game? 31 Consciously join 34 Opposite of caliente 35 Peace activist Yoko 36 Sprang 37 One’s nearest and dearest, informally 38 Get by 40 Window-closing key 41 Part of the Dept. of Homeland Security 42 Some cosmetic surgeries, for short 43 Travel edition of a classic board game? 47 Found 48 Puzzlements 52 Nongay, typically 54 Atlanta-based health org. 55 “I’m ___” (“Whatever you suggest”) 56 “Sad is my lot!” 57 Travel edition of a classic board game? 60 Fails to be 61 Done, in Verdun 62 Singer Mann 63 Young fellows 64 It might appear after an etym. 65 Rats’ places

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1 Neckwear with dress whites 2 Very whale-known performer? 3 Woes on toes 4 Providing a better grip 5 Part of b.p.m. 6 Boing, for a spring 7 Barbecue serving 8 One way to fall 9 Worldly 10 Cooking class? 11 Instrument that an orchestra tunes to 12 Thrill 15 Have as a customer 18 One of a dozen in un frigidaire 23 “___, I’m so scared! (not really)” 25 Slangy form of 60-Across 26 Many an internet meme 28 Quaint commercial suffix 29 Countermand 30 Refusals 31 ___ Burov, K.G.B. officer on “The Americans” 32 Mexican money 33 Place to grab a bite in Mexico 38 People in an H. G. Wells novella 39 Boudoir wear 41 At a distance 44 Nonproliferation treaty subjects, informally 45 Not the usual spelling: Abbr. 46 Crawl (along) 49 Badly injures 50 Factory, to its owner, e.g. 51 Wanda of “Snatched” 52 Greet with acclaim 53 Mrs. Albert Einstein 54 French filmdom 58 Jar top 59 Onetime M&M’s color