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WIDE-OPEN SPACES by Byron Walden / Edited by Will Shortz

How some stock shares are sold Caesar-salad ingredient

Big name in swimwear

African grazer

Yalitza ____, bestactress nominee for 2018’s “Roma” Woodworking machine

R.J. Reynolds product that once sponsored “The Dick Van Dyke Show”

Had legs, so to speak Flying class?

Like some leaves and knives

Blast

“The Confessions of ____ Turner” (1967 Pulitzer-winning novel)

Scrapped

One who might say, “Your money’s no good here”? Overwhelming favorite

Roofing material

Dyes that can be used as pH indicators

Echo voice

Eponym of Aqaba’s airport

Editorial reversal Simmering sites On the schedule Chef’s creation Crosses one’s fingers Sophisticated Subjects of four famous violin concertos by Vivaldi Can’t take

Body part that’s also a Hebrew letter

Christ, to Christians Flavorful

Colts, maybe

Sch. on Chesapeake Bay

Interstellar clouds Fundamental dispositions

With 55-Down, inning enders

Pourable art material Creature seen basking on the shores of the Galápagos

Superman co-creator Jerry

Sports icon with the autobiography “Faster Than Lightning” Entertainer Minnelli Bitcoin and the like 47th U.S. vice president

Comic actor whose wife left him to marry their neighbor Frank Sinatra

Airer of the gospel music reality competition “Sunday Best”

Classic Chevrolets

Eaglelike

One with a small but devoted fan base

AAA service Restrained from biting Places of intense scrutiny Entertainment on a diner place mat, maybe

Alka-Seltzer tablet, for one

Early omnivore Returning after curfew, say

Substance used to preserve the Declaration of Independence

Apt rhyme for “bore” ____ Pieces

Has in mind

Mary I or Elizabeth I

Major tributary of the Mississippi Gymnastics event for both men and women The ____ State, nickname for Maine Targets of formicide

Mythical flier

Isolated

Account

Popular performanceenhancing supplement for athletes

Freaking out Good-size wedding band

Competed Rockyesque interjections

Spends extravagantly Some biodiesel sources

Victorian home? Whole

Judged

Things taken while waiting Representative “Capeesh”

Whiffs

Org. for lightweights End-of-level challenges in video games

Items in 18” x 18” x 1 3/4” boxes

Like the hands in the Allstate logo

Keystone ____

____ & the Blowfish What sneers express Popular dating app Lake drained by the Truckee River Iniquities

Places of iniquity Spanish “that”

State capital on the Mississippi

Word with roll or bar Muppet wearing a horizontally striped shirt

Chinese port city on Korea Bay

Occupy, as a booth See 63-Across

English county that’s home to Brighton Weather-map symbol Butter, in Burgundy Doctors Without Borders and others, in brief

Having a low neckline, as a dress

“Gotta split”

Group of 18th-century thinkers that included Voltaire and

Rousseau

Numbers of concern to showrunners

The “Last Great Race on Earth”

Love match? Respondent

South African money Slo-____ fuse

Pan flute musician in iconic commercials of the 1980s

Like a jackass

Your current occupation?

Some skilled workers in “Brave New World” Lead-in to while

Party line?

Former North

Carolina senator

Kay ____

Let fly

Clickable list

W.W. II general ____ Arnold

Clock setting on the Big Island:

Abbr.

Press Your Luck

ABC, 8 p.m. (season premiere)

Three contestants use their spins to win cash and prizes while trying to avoid the Whammy, who could take all of their winnings. The winning contestant moves on to the new bonus game to face the Whammy in a battle for the opportunity to win $1 million.

Match Game

ABC, 9 p.m. (season premiere)

Hosted by Alec Baldwin, the bawdy panel game features four contestants vying for the chance to win $25,000, as they attempt to match the answers of six celebrities in a game of fill-in-the-blank.

Quiz

AMC, 9 p.m. (new miniseries)

Stephen Frears (“The Queen”) directed this three-part drama based on the true story of Charles and Diana Ingram (Matthew Macfadyen and Sian Clifford), who with an accomplice were accused of cheating their way to a million pounds on Britain’s “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” in 2001.