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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Athlete’s lead? | TRI |
| 4 | Semi section | CAB |
| 7 | Moderate | ASSUAGE |
| 14 | Diamond score | RUN |
| 15 | Seam material | ORE |
| 16 | Word after money, game or CD | CHANGER |
| 17 | Lacking any chance of progressing | UPATREE |
| 19 | Volcanic crater | CALDERA |
| 20 | Busy night in 59-Across | NEWYEARSEVE |
| 22 | CPR pro | EMT |
| 23 | Not give up | KEEP |
| 24 | Business with projected revenue? | CINEMA |
| 26 | Spellbound | ENRAPT |
| 29 | Twin sister of He-Man | SHERA |
| 33 | Opera part | ACT |
| 36 | Unbearable waits | EONS |
| 37 | A dup. is made from it | ORIG |
| 38 | Tears into | BERATES |
| 40 | Hauling charge | DRAYAGE |
| 43 | Hand holder? | BRIG |
| 44 | Complete cad | HEEL |
| 45 | Heughan of “Outlander” | SAM |
| 46 | Foamed at the mouth | RAGED |
| 48 | Sweet-talks | COAXES |
| 50 | Jimmy’s successor | RONALD |
| 52 | Light circler | MOTH |
| 56 | Manx, e.g. | CAT |
| 59 | “Crossroads of the World,” and what each box of circles is, in a way | TIMESSQUARE |
| 62 | Like many résumés | ONEPAGE |
| 64 | Connects to power | PLUGSIN |
| 65 | Poitier’s “In the Heat of the Night” co-star | STEIGER |
| 66 | Paris agreement | OUI |
| 67 | Musical aptitude | EAR |
| 68 | Eggy medium | TEMPERA |
| 69 | Lasso in a soccer match | TED |
| 70 | Full of guile | SLY |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jack’s place | TRUNK |
| 2 | Karachi coin | RUPEE |
| 3 | Mightily impressed | INAWE |
| 4 | Earth’s is probably composed of an iron-nickel alloy | CORE |
| 5 | Discipline | AREA |
| 6 | Frat party leftovers | BEERCANS |
| 7 | Grave marker? | ACCENT |
| 8 | Lose one’s shadow | SHAVE |
| 9 | Stephen King’s “___ Lot” | SALEMS |
| 10 | German connector | UND |
| 11 | “A Death in the Family” writer | AGEE |
| 12 | Start of an idea | GERM |
| 13 | Quod ___ demonstrandum | ERAT |
| 18 | Characters in books | TYPE |
| 21 | Doesn’t guzzle | SIPS |
| 25 | Call from a cutter | AHOY |
| 27 | Take home | NET |
| 28 | Sturgeon yield | ROE |
| 30 | Pitchers’ nos. | ERAS |
| 31 | Largest city in the Baltic States | RIGA |
| 32 | “Never so rich ___ was set in worse than gold”: “The Merchant of Venice” | AGEM |
| 33 | This answer, e.g. | ABBR |
| 34 | Michael of “Juno” | CERA |
| 35 | Class with functions | TRIG |
| 39 | “Happy Days Are Here Again” composer Milton | AGER |
| 40 | Where phones show no bars | DEADSPOT |
| 41 | Sheepdog in “Babe” | REX |
| 42 | Pub potable | ALE |
| 44 | Green feature | HOLE |
| 47 | Winter of one’s life | DOTAGE |
| 48 | Set sight | CAMERA |
| 49 | Annoyingly pleased with oneself | SMUG |
| 51 | Largely Saharan nation | NIGER |
| 53 | Saharan springs | OASES |
| 54 | Bar fight? | TRIAL |
| 55 | Brian Tyree ___ of “Eternals” | HENRY |
| 56 | Go for | COST |
| 57 | Player’s payment | ANTE |
| 58 | Abound | TEEM |
| 60 | Turn violently | SLUE |
| 61 | Pound, informally | QUID |
| 63 | Domino dot | PIP |