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Across

1 Pour love ( on) 5 Prod 9 Antlered Yellowston­e denizens 13 “Vous ___ ici” ( French for “You are here”) 14 Derby entry 15 ___ fide ( in bad

faith) 16 Cries of

discovery 17 “Would you

mind?” 19 Letter accompanyi­ng a college applicatio­n, informally 20 “This can’t be

good” 21 N. F. L. team for which Joe Namath was a QB 22 Informal breakfast beverage order 25 Approximat­ely,

datewise 26 Cowboy movie

setting 27 “Yes,” at the altar 29 “Quiet!” 30 “Dumb” bird 31 Botches 33 Hypnotist’s

command 38 Expensive 39 Actor Jared of

“Suicide Squad” 42 College dorm overseers, for short 45 Neckwear for a

lobster eater 46 Michigan/ Ontario border river 49 Skin care brand 51 “Ulysses” star,

1967 53 Like the first “d”

in “Wednesday” 55 Salon job 56 Potentiall­y alarming sight for an ocean bather 57 Cappuccino

relative 59 Pizazz 60 Desertlike 61 Skiers’ shelter 62 Poker table

payment 63 Strong cleansers 64 Like the Amazon

rain forest 65 Company heads,

in brief

Down

1 “Holy Toledo!” 2 Board game named after a Shakespear­e play 3 Container for

oolong or chai 4 Figure on Superman’s chest 5 Stop being strict 6 Branch of dentistry, informally 7 Fireplace

residue 8 College person

with a “list” 9 Smiley face or

frowny face 10 Los Angeles

hoopsters 11 Coffee gettogethe­r 12 Prepares for a doctor’s throat examinatio­n 14 Chipper

greetings 18 Holder of baseball’s highest career batting average (. 366) 20 Manipulate 23 In one fell ___ 24 ___ Stein, Green Party candidate for president in 2012 and 2016 28 Twosome 31 Take to the skies 32 Opposite of buys 34 University of

Illinois city 35 Nintendo Switch

predecesso­r 36 ColdWar

weapon inits. 37 “Sure, whatever” 40 Connect with 41 Sunset shades 42 Scamp 43 Where birds of a feather flock together 44 Many a

Snapchat pic 46 Santa’s vehicle 47 Rich cake 48 Alternativ­e to

“net” or “org” 50 Monopoly cards 52 Tablets that run

Safari 54 Rock’s Jethro

___ 58 “Skip to My ___” 59 Onetime teen

heartthrob Efron

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