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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Part providers | COMBS |
| 6 | Catch flies | SHAG |
| 10 | Chum | PAL |
| 13 | “Send My Love (To Your New Lover)” singer | ADELE |
| 14 | Give an edge | HONE |
| 15 | Typing letters | ABO |
| 16 | First sign of failure | BEGINNINGOFTHEE |
| 20 | Include in an acceptance speech | THANK |
| 21 | Wash one’s hands of | DISOWN |
| 22 | Out | NOTHOME |
| 25 | ___-de-sac | CUL |
| 26 | Brick, e.g. | RED |
| 27 | Latecomer’s announcement | IMHERE |
| 28 | Spiked | LACED |
| 30 | Clavell’s “___-Pan” | TAI |
| 31 | Tap output | DRINKINGW |
| 35 | Absolute | SHEER |
| 38 | She raised Cain | EVE |
| 39 | Spring spirit | NAIAD |
| 41 | 1970 Eric Clapton hit | AFTERMIDN |
| 44 | Holy femme: Abbr. | STE |
| 45 | Lieu | STEAD |
| 46 | Chemical cousin | ISOMER |
| 49 | H.S. class | SRS |
| 52 | Access co. | ISP |
| 53 | Developmental point of reference | AGENORM |
| 54 | Small racer | GOCART |
| 56 | First or last ultra sound? | SCHWA |
| 57 | Reversed an unfavorable situation, and what you did in the theme answers | TURNEDTHETABLES |
| 62 | Whit | TAD |
| 63 | Missing Marine | AWOL |
| 64 | Rock with a crystal cavity | GEODE |
| 65 | Smart or Solo | SPY |
| 66 | Answers this clue, he does | YODA |
| 67 | Piano piece | ETUDE |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Semi part | CAB |
| 2 | Salute with stanzas | ODE |
| 3 | Eldest of the March sisters | MEG |
| 4 | Cheerfully carefree | BLITHE |
| 5 | Lisbon gentleman | SENHOR |
| 6 | Excel | SHINE |
| 7 | Warn a weaver | HONK |
| 8 | “Gemini Man” director Lee | ANG |
| 9 | Large clam | GEODUCK |
| 10 | Brady’s bunch | PATS |
| 11 | Loathe | ABHOR |
| 12 | “Gigi” composer | LOEWE |
| 17 | Fingered | NAMED |
| 18 | Enter as a line | FILEIN |
| 19 | Resolution | END |
| 22 | Trifling quibbles | NITS |
| 23 | 1935 Triple Crown winner | OMAHA |
| 24 | Inventory taker? | THIEF |
| 25 | Worked as a chairperson? | CANED |
| 28 | Hopping mad | LIVID |
| 29 | Chain letters? | DNA |
| 32 | Chart anew | REMAP |
| 33 | Doohickey | GISMO |
| 34 | Well-kept supply | WATER |
| 36 | UFO crew | ETS |
| 37 | Stop working | RETIRE |
| 40 | Skin suffix | DERM |
| 42 | Either of a pair in the Tour de France | RESTDAY |
| 43 | Dark time | NIGHT |
| 47 | Bad-smelling flower? | SEWAGE |
| 48 | How some dares are done | ONABET |
| 49 | LAPD rank | SGT |
| 50 | Embarrassing losses | ROUTS |
| 51 | Fight | SCRAP |
| 53 | Amtrak express | ACELA |
| 55 | Bee’s relative | ANDY |
| 56 | Like show horses | SHOD |
| 58 | First prime | TWO |
| 59 | Herbert Hoover’s wife | LOU |
| 60 | Baseball Hall of Famer Roush | EDD |
| 61 | Spot | SEE |