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SOUNDS LIKE ENGINE TROUBLE

- EDITED Fred Piscop BY Patrick Jordan

ACROSS

1 Inviter’s request, briefly 5 Brass section sound 10 Neither none nor all 14 Mayberry tyke 15 Relaxed, as restrictio­ns 16 Colorful corn cereal 17 Porker after a sprint? 19 “Nicotine” poet Pound 20 Fixes, as a 62-Down 21 “Beowulf,” e.g. 23 Fixes, as a shower stall 26 Brian of ambient music 27 Medium for call-in gripers? 33 U.K. business abbr. 36 Hat-tipper’s address 37 Doubles partner of Venus 38 Seaman’s salutation 40 Fitting rhyme for “grab” 42 Course with logs 43 Something to boost 46 Muscle behind the shin 49 Bud’s comic partner 50 Rude animal in a roundup? 53 Recipe phrase 54 Ready for market 58 Writer for the 63-Across 63 Spoof website, with “the” 64 App-launching image 65 Video chatters’ deity? 68 Buck’s baby 69 Far from gung-ho 70 As an alternativ­e 71 Muffin makers’ pans 72 Knobs on pipe organs 73 Treated with indigo, say

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1 Disney rabbit 2 Shovel kin 3 Verb on travel posters 4 Digestion-related 5 Batman player Affleck 6 Video streaming delay 7 World’s largest tennis venue 8 Resume after a shutdown 9 Decorative borders 10 Aerobics prop 11 Spoonable pasta 12 Marshy ground 13 Prof’s creation 18 Caliph’s belief 22 Muscles targeted by Pilates 24 Time named for a president 25 Connect the banks of 28 Apples since 1998 29 Stick-figure line 30 Bargainer’s goal 31 Deeply absorbed with 32 Aloha Stadium’s island 33 Animal on Easter cards 34 Scriptural “you” 35 Building on a quad 39 Pug’s cry 41 Dugout rack items 44 “That’s baloney!” 45 Becomes a recruit 47 Meadow, to poets 48 Any Sing Sing inmate 51 A hothead may blow one 52 Roamed far and wide 55 On a large scale, to Trump 56 Like a muumuu’s fit 57 Ran the final episode of 58 Remove lumps from, say 59 Berry at juice bars 60 Crier employer of old 61 Tourists’ stopovers 62 Spell-checker’s find 66 Spot on a card 67 TSA agents’ requests

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