The New York Times
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2 3 1 ___ Start Jigsaw, ZIP Pennsylvania Mahal code of e.g. every in 4 5 Named, Toyota from 1970 coupe for to short sold 6 Hyundai 2006 Santa Fe or Tucson, briefly 7 Focus of a Facebook sidebar 8 Put on TV 9 Kind of bike or kayak 10 Miss identification? 11 Freeway divisions 12 Deep, deep pit 13 Eliciting an “ugh,” maybe 18 Have as a customer 22 Port at the west end of Lake Superior 23 Persona non ___ 24 It might begin “Did you hear …?” 26 Old blues singer Johnny 27 Fellow bringing roses, perhaps 32 Sordid sort 34 Hard throw, in baseball 36 Rush-hour 37 TV host Philbin 38 Bodily complaints 40 First word of “The Raven” 41 Secular 42 Hook up (to) 47 Few and far between 49 Schedules 51 ___ X 52 Soda bottle unit 53 Bronze, but not silver or gold 54 Beth’s preceder 55 More rational 60 Give and take 62 Item above a kitchen stove 63 Grand finale? 64 “The vasty deep,” in Shakespeare 65 “What a shame!”