Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

The New York Times Crossword

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ACROSS

1 Rounds out, as an event Sound of a cake hitting the floor, frosting first

Gush (over), as to gain favor

Plant watcher, for short

Reluctant Designer Saab Wins the Hunger Games, e.g. Young newts Annual pageant winner

Maker of Z-cars, once

Hoover rival Online handle

Like the “5” of “5 & 10”

Maine university town

Repellent spray Coleridge’s “The ___ Harp”

One requested by disgruntle­d customers: Abbr. Bard’s “before” See 30-Down Common street name in suburbia Fish with a long snout

Mexico has 31 of these

“The Sleep of Reason Produces

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33

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68 69 70 71

Monsters” artist Go haywire

Have as a tenant One of the Eternals, in Marvel comics Insurance giant acquired by CVS in 2018

Followers of the largest denominati­on of Islam

Labor group for athletes

Top-shelf Supersharp Actress Kunis of “Family Guy” “Thumbs up from me!”

Sea eagle

Rustic verse Steady looks

Wine category

DOWN

1 Classic pink cocktail

Up and about Terrible twos, e.g. Surrenders Ukrainian, for one Neighbor of a Ukrainian

Hideout Off-roaders, for short

Grp. establishe­d by 1992’s Maastricht Treaty 2 3 4 5 6

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Bottom ___

Car whose logo features a coiled green serpent With full knowledge Puccini aria popularize­d by Pavarotti

“Only joking!,” to a texter

Acoustic measure –

Result of a rift With 41-Across, a celestial event … or a hint to four squares in this puzzle

Top-shelf

What avocados don’t do until they’re picked Catastroph­ic weather event 35 36 38 41

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47 49 51 53 54 55 58 59

60 61

63 65 potentiall­y caused by a meteor crash Spiderlike

“Yes, of course” Brief second? Bruins legend, to fans

Receives an anesthetic, perhaps

Open, as a tomb Button on a scale Herb unit

Un gato grande Incessantl­y

Much of Chile ___ land

Ansari of “Master of None”

Harness

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