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1 Breaking of mirrors, some think 6 Warty critter 10 Film genre that includes “Moonlight” and “Call Me by Your Name” 14 Film auteur Miyazaki 15 Own 16 It’s at the southern end of the Caspian Sea 17 Classic 1960 platinum-selling Miles Davis album 20 Green 21 London district whose name sounds like a letter 22 Prevailed 23 Major credit card, briefly 25 Tennis star Nadal 27 Prefix with afternoon 29 Small stones used for driveways 31 Hand, in Honduras 32 Fulminated (against) 33 Things to right 35 Pharma products 36 What surrounds the pupil

37 Is a shining star 40 Popular gay dating app 42 Green suits? 43 Spirit of the age 46 Petrostate’s reserves 47 “Oh, brother!” 49 A hyperbola has two 50 “Not gonna happen” 52 ___ Honor 54 Shirt with a slogan, often 55 “Like … now!” 58 Sicilian erupter 59 Jekyll’s bad side 60 Type of food whose outsides are suggested by the outsides of 17-, 29-, 43- and 55-Across 61 Like blue hair, presumably 62 Vegas casino beside the Bellagio 63 Big name in food service

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5 Item sometimes “lost” in a clothes dryer 6 Virginia Woolf novel with interludes set on a beach 7 Defense grp. since 1948 8 Declaration 9 “Robinson Crusoe” novelist 10 Slimming surgery, for short 11 Creator of Hollywood’s Chinese Theater 12 Deliberately provoking 13 Channel that became Spike TV 18 Royal messengers

19 “Weekend Update” show, in brief 24 Competition with skateboarders 26 U.S. central bank, with “the” 28 20% of diez 30 Cambodian cash 31 Rapper who forms one half of the duo Black Star 33 Squirms 34 Item found in “The Hobbit” 36 Locale of the Isle of Man 37 Green: Prefix 38 Comcast subsidiary 39 Calvin Klein’s Eternity, e.g.

40 “Golly!” 41 Rip-roaring 43 Gentle breeze 44 Picturesque 45 Connected with 47 Drunkard 48 Kind of yoga 51 Variety of herring 53 Flag tossers, informally 55 Like Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois Avenues, in Monopoly 56 Dictator Amin 57 Overreact to spilt milk Annual subscriptions are available for the best of Sunday crosswords from the last 50 years: 1-888-7-ACROSS.

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