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1 Gradually develop, literally

5 Doozy 10 Gradually develop, literally

Cuba’s ___ Castro, brother of Fidel

Kind of group in chemistry Like many indie films

Last monarch of the House of Stuart Barber’s belt Trademarke­d coffee holder Sierra ___ (Mexican range, informally) Comicdom’s “Queen of the Jungle”

Things you might save while driving More aged, as some cheeses

Aptly named mascot of the 2000 Olympics Jean-___

Picard of “Star Trek”

“Watch it!” Boom producer, once: Abbr. Leaves in the kitchen? Developing phenomena literally depicted three times in this puzzle

One way an animal may be held Shakespear­ean cries

The “Gateway to the West” Chinwaggin­g In a bind

Google ___, service beginning in 2017 14 15 16 17

18 19

20 22 24 26 27 28

29 30

31 33 43 44 45

46 48 50

ACROSS

51

Name hidden in “oleomargar­ine”

52 Way off 54 Gradually develop, literally 58 Company originally founded as Blue Ribbon Sports 61 Commoner 63 “Let’s ___!” 64 Is the real

deal

65 Kitchen gadget with an edge 66 French season 67 Butterfly, but not a caterpilla­r 68 Hole maker 69 Norse god of

war

70 “Are you down

for this?”

DOWN

1 Pop-pop

2 Farm

storehouse 3 Punished for the weekend, perhaps

4 Beer

containers 5 One might hit a very low pitch

6 Many an essential worker, for short

7 Put on

8 Game in which the object is to score 500 points 9 High-quality 10 Total phony 11 Some surgical

tools 12 Enormous amounts to spend

13 “As far as I’m

concerned …” 21 Sushi staple that isn’t served raw 23 Put a fork in

it!

Dan iring and Quiara Vasquez

25 Quantity contrasted with a vector, in physics 26 Most like a

wallflower 32 Foxy

33 Ink holder 34 Kind of power in math

35 Early 2010s 36 You might make waves when you lie about this 37 Bunch of bits 38 Shaving

canful

39 Fried food whose name translates to “breaded” 40 Big name in juice pouches

41 All-time gobetween 42 Crestfalle­n 47 Fabled visitors to 49-Down, in brief 49 Southwest city

in 1947 news 52 Screen

display 53 Kerfuffle 55 Opposite of dry, to a vintner 56 Evidencing physical exertion 57 Suffer in the

summer heat 59 Spot for firing 60 “At Last”

singer James 62 Palindromi­c word in classic poetry 64 Hem’s partner

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