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The New York Times Crossword

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ACROSS

1 Hot sauce

9 First word for many 14 Aid in hypnotism 15 Treat whose name means, literally, “flash of lightning” 16 Command from the

director’s chair

17 “But thanks for ___!” 18 Big gear retailer 19 Where all the pieces

fall into place 21 Environmen­talist ___ Leopold, author of the best-selling “A Sand County Almanac” 22 Know-it-alls

24 “Am ___ brother’s

keeper?”

25 Soft hit

26 George ___, original cast member of “S.N.L.”

27 Ones who “Don’t Cry,” according to a 2008 country hit

30 City south of Luxor 33 Muslim ascetic 34 Doomed from the

start, informally 35 Inventors of the compass and movable type

37 “What’s the skinny?” 39 Mr. Sharples, owner of

a sitcom diner

40 ___ board

42 Some jungle greenery 43 Fictional place that lent its name to a classic Cadillac

45 Back

46 Hosp. figure

47 Ruler amts.

48 Burns

52 Statement often accompanie­d by an eye roll

53 Taken with 55 Alternativ­e to a wrecking crew

56 D-day

58 Bit of derring-do 60 Noted figure in Raphael’s “The School of Athens”

61 Spurn on social media 62 One of the Kennedys 63 Building super’s ringful

DOWN

1 Engages in argument 2 Keep the books? 3 World power in cricket 4 Routes: Abbr.

5 One with lots to sell 6 Comedic actor John 7 Diana is the Roman

goddess of it

8 “Of thee I sing” ad

dressee

9 Hosts

10 Lye, for one

11 Like the old Sears

Roebuck catalog 12 [Jaw hits the floor] 13 Besides “Gigi,” the only Best Picture winner with a four-lettername

15 Romp

20 Assurance after an

accident

23 Last name on a shoe

box

28 Potter’s house

29 Some freshness

30 Ne plus ultra

31 Forks over 32 Temptation to steal 33 What a cat’s meow

might mean 36 Suggested, with “of” 38 Brings in

41 Famous last word of

film

44 In the records

45 1980 Peace Nobelist

___ Pérez Esquivel 49 Bit of attire for a fancy

night out

50 Foreign representa­tive 51 Is anguished over a

decision

52 Jon who wrote and illustrate­d “Palindroma­nia!” 54 Roller-skating in the

house, say

57 “Cool” amount

59 Subj. of a federal

holiday since 1986

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