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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | BBs and bullets, for short | AMMO |
| 5 | Letters indicating urgency | ASAP |
| 9 | Chums, in London | MATES |
| 14 | Water carrier | PAIL |
| 15 | Rats’ kin | MICE |
| 16 | Find common ground | AGREE |
| 17 | “Who’s on First?” comedian | BUDABBOTT |
| 19 | Python or boa | SNAKE |
| 20 | Minimize the importance of | DEVALUE |
| 21 | Coll. overlooking the Rio Grande | UTEP |
| 22 | Pie ___ mode | ALA |
| 23 | Like off-the-rack garments | READYTOWEAR |
| 27 | Perceive | DISCERN |
| 29 | Islamic celebration that follows Ramadan | EID |
| 30 | Saldana of “Avengers: Infinity War” | ZOE |
| 31 | Not fooled by | ONTO |
| 32 | Chain with the Chalupa Supreme | TACOBELL |
| 34 | Ranch worker | HIREDHAND |
| 38 | Winter pajamas | FLANNELS |
| 41 | Rules, briefly | REGS |
| 45 | Help out | AID |
| 46 | POTUS between DDE and LBJ | JFK |
| 47 | Returns to the Enterprise | BEAMSUP |
| 50 | Approve as a matter of routine | RUBBERSTAMP |
| 53 | Put into words | SAY |
| 54 | Like some delicate lingerie | LACY |
| 55 | Charger accessory | ADAPTER |
| 57 | Like a fresh brownie | MOIST |
| 59 | Concern for a stylist, and what’s found in the circled letters | SPLITENDS |
| 61 | Disentangle | UNTIE |
| 62 | What a Manx is missing | TAIL |
| 63 | Taiwanese laptop brand | ACER |
| 64 | Catnapped | DOZED |
| 65 | Puts to work | USES |
| 66 | Change, as decor | REDO |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | NYPD advisory | APB |
| 2 | Weepily sentimental | MAUDLIN |
| 3 | Setting of Iran, Iraq and Israel | MIDEAST |
| 4 | King Harald V’s father | OLAV |
| 5 | British thriller author Eric | AMBLER |
| 6 | Great Plains language family | SIOUAN |
| 7 | Joined the cast | ACTED |
| 8 | Stroke gently | PET |
| 9 | Elephant ancestor | MASTODON |
| 10 | Nixon’s first veep | AGNEW |
| 11 | Swing above a net | TRAPEZE |
| 12 | Cry on sighting 15-Across | EEK |
| 13 | “Didn’t I tell you?” | SEE |
| 18 | In the altogether | BARE |
| 21 | Mohawk Valley city | UTICA |
| 22 | Hubbub | ADO |
| 24 | “You got that right!” | YEAH |
| 25 | Instant message pioneer | AOL |
| 26 | Divinity sch. subj. | REL |
| 28 | “Walking in Memphis” singer Marc | COHN |
| 32 | NFL scores | TDS |
| 33 | Apt. ad abbr. | BDRM |
| 35 | Added, as humor | INJECTED |
| 36 | Prepare Mexican beans, perhaps | REFRY |
| 37 | Group with a Grand Lodge | ELKS |
| 38 | Distant | FAR |
| 39 | “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” star Simu | LIU |
| 40 | Barrage of marketing | ADBLITZ |
| 42 | Intrinsic nature | ESSENCE |
| 43 | Careful not to reveal too much | GUARDED |
| 44 | Plant bugs, e.g. | SPY |
| 47 | Duffer’s problem, to be honest? | BADLIE |
| 48 | Inbox buildup | EMAILS |
| 49 | Date with a D.D.S. or M.D. | APPT |
| 51 | Count of jazz | BASIE |
| 52 | Aragón appetizers | TAPAS |
| 56 | Streak on a cheek | TEAR |
| 57 | Awful coffee, in slang | MUD |
| 58 | Music’s Yoko | ONO |
| 59 | Disco ___ (“The Simpsons” character) | STU |
| 60 | “No seats left” sign | SRO |