Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The New York Times Crossword

No. 0723

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ACROSS

1 Did a bang-up job 10 Iota

15 Country without an official

army, navy or air force 16 Counterpar­t of “blanche” 17 Revelation

18 G.I. pal of Forrest Gump 19 Plug, say

20 Big name in slip-on shoes 22 “Guarding ___” (1994 Shirley MacLaine movie)

23 “Sure, they can go right

ahead”

25 Tank

26 Crystal gazer’s lead-in 27 Props to a proofreade­r 30 Scrip specs

34 1994 Olympics locale: Abbr. 35 Amusement park ride, perhaps

38 Company division

40 Like some parking and poetry 41 Tasmania’s capital

42 Free add-on?

43 TNT, in poker slang

44 Spot of coffee?

47 Lead-in to service or sacrifice 49 Diciembre : doce ::

enero : ___

50 Shiny balloon material 54 Winter Olympics maneuver 55 Certain bank job

57 Relative of mauve

59 Queen’s “We Are the Champions” vis-à-vis “We Will Rock You”

61 Cut back

63 More calculatin­g 64 Attraction at a water park 65 Broadway character who

sings “The Rumor”

66 One way to gauge how well

connected you are

DOWN

1 Looped in, in a way

2 Kind of treatment

3 Classic hit that begins “My friends feel it’s their appointed duty …”

4 Solid

5 Go down

6 “I shall see thee, ___ I die, look pale with love”: “Much Ado About Nothing”

7 Force

8 Become slick, in a way

9 Landing place

10 Letters that can fill in the blanks of “_A_D_ER” to make an appropriat­e surname

11 Elusive thing for a popular

show

12 Pool service?

13 Rub out

14 Junglelike 21 One who knows the drama of

raising children?

24 Maze runner

28 Swindle

29 Ankle-biter

30 Dashboard abbr.

31 “Do Ya” band, informally 32 Experiment­ed with 33 Enterprise group

36 Kylo of “Star Wars”

37 Sixers in pro sports, for

short?

39 Elementium or obsidium, in

World of Warcraft

40 Low sound

42 Oversize letter at the beginning of a chapter

45 Initiates a proposal, maybe 46 “Good heavens!”

47 Fresh

48 Once you’re forced into this,

there’s no going back 51 Stopping point

52 Still in it

53 Tears down

56 Sluggish flow

58 Official document, informally 60 =

62 Time for a countdown: Abbr.

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