The New York Times Crossword

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1 Chin dimple 6 Lawn care supply 9 Awakens 14 Low-carb “stone age” diet 15 Night before 16 Vodka ___ 17 They’re often used with people, but rarely with pets 19 Psychoanalyst Fromm 20 First and only female prime minister of India 22 Poker variety 25 With 8-Down, street with no outlet 26 “___ Enfants Terribles” (Cocteau novel) 27 That, in Spanish 28 Something you might say at a doctor’s office 30 Stationary 32 “Red Cube” sculptor with an eponymous museum in New York 36 Colosseo locale 37 Word after launch or lily 38 Item on a list 42 First M.L.B. player to enter the Meikyukai (a Japanese baseball hall of fame)

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47 Justice who died in 2016 50 Chilly air 51 Period, essentially 52 Krazy ___ 53 New Deal agcy. 55 Merch stand staple 57 Fashion designer and judge on “Project Runway All Stars” 61 Tree with papery bark 62 Island nation once home to the dodo 66 Join forces 67 Like-it-or-loathe-it bread piece 68 N.J. town next to Palisades Park 69 Exodus leader 70 See 65-Down 71 See 65-Down 1 Two-striper in the Army: Abbr. 2 Golden State team, on scoreboards 3 Chicago trains 4 Stinky 5 Cover for the bed of a pickup truck 6 Highway hauler 7 “Your turn,” on a walkie-talkie 8 See 25-Across 9 Sneakiness 10 Extremely undecided 11 Not going anywhere 12 Embarrassment of ___ 13 Crystalline rock 18 TV’s Don Draper, e.g. 21 Dip for chips, informally 22 Prince, for one 23 ___ buco 24 Gardener’s soil 29 Tribe that considers the Grand Canyon its creation place 31 “Puttin’ on the _ _ _” 33 Knight’s armor 34 Needle-nosed fish 35 Thick soup noodle 39 Its logo is four interlocking circles 40 Popular toffee bar 41 Eartha who played Catwoman 43 Sure things 44 Damage 45 Instrument invented in medieval India 46 Go into a higher gear 47 One who loves to shred some gnar pow 48 Betting setting 49 Classic consoles 54 Songwriter Mann 56 “Take two and ___ right” (old baseball adage) 58 Opéra division 59 Off-the-wall 60 Like cutting and pushing 63 Réunion, for one 64 One-eighty 65 With 70- and 71-Across, agree … and a phonetic hint to this puzzle’s theme