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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Flume floaters | LOGS |
| 5 | Elisabeth of “Leaving Las Vegas” | SHUE |
| 9 | Soaking sites | TUBS |
| 13 | Idle on screens | ERIC |
| 14 | Put to a certain temperature, as a thermostat | SETAT |
| 16 | Play award | OBIE |
| 17 | Tough route to victory | NARROWPATH |
| 19 | Former senator Sam | NUNN |
| 20 | Wrench moniker | ALLEN |
| 21 | “Dallas” family | THEEWINGS |
| 23 | Oz. and lb. | WTS |
| 25 | Messenger material | RNA |
| 26 | Peg for drivers | TEE |
| 27 | Blokes | MEN |
| 30 | Cirri | WISPYCLOUDS |
| 34 | Mekelle’s country | ETHIOPIA |
| 36 | “I’ll stop there” | ETC |
| 37 | With 38- and 40-Across, coffee lightener (you just need a little of it, in real life and for this contest answer) | HALF |
| 38 | See 37-Across | AND |
| 40 | See 37-Across | HALF |
| 44 | Springfield immigrant | APU |
| 47 | Turkey’s peninsula | ANATOLIA |
| 50 | Michigan representative from 2011 to 2021 | JUSTINAMASH |
| 54 | Say further | ADD |
| 55 | Colin Jost’s show, for short | SNL |
| 56 | Curvy letter | ESS |
| 57 | Soon-to-be grads | SRS |
| 59 | Meal in a bowl | BEEFRAMEN |
| 63 | Surprised utterance | OHGEE |
| 67 | Far from shore | ASEA |
| 68 | Materials for professors, traditionally | FINETWEEDS |
| 70 | Security footage provider | CCTV |
| 71 | “Family Ties” role | ELYSE |
| 72 | Historic stretches | ERAS |
| 73 | Slip ’N Slide attachment | HOSE |
| 74 | Sunrise spot | EAST |
| 75 | TV ___ (what 2022 might be considered, since those are the 20th and 22nd letters) | TIME |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Funny Dunham | LENA |
| 2 | Spoken | ORAL |
| 3 | ___ Scout Cookies | GIRL |
| 4 | Propeller shape | SCREW |
| 5 | Away from NNE | SSW |
| 6 | Prefix with athlete | HEPT |
| 7 | Six-sided state | UTAH |
| 8 | Cafe | EATERY |
| 9 | Pulitzer winner Morrison | TONI |
| 10 | Linux family operating system | UBUNTU |
| 11 | Went through a whole season | BINGED |
| 12 | Detects | SENSES |
| 15 | From that point onward | THENCE |
| 18 | Huddle specification | ONTWO |
| 22 | Mr. Disney | WALT |
| 24 | Tentative taste | SIP |
| 27 | “Not a fan” | MEH |
| 28 | H, to some | ETA |
| 29 | Its refs skate | NHL |
| 31 | “Chandelier” singer | SIA |
| 32 | Airline in “The Aviator” | PANAM |
| 33 | Siete follower | OCHO |
| 35 | “___ first you don’t succeed…” | IFAT |
| 39 | Paternity test sample | DNA |
| 41 | Copying | ALA |
| 42 | Topper | LID |
| 43 | It doesn’t last | FAD |
| 45 | Angler’s spot | PIER |
| 46 | Perilous | UNSAFE |
| 48 | Ninny | ASS |
| 49 | Lose on purpose | THROW |
| 50 | Baroque fellow | JSBACH |
| 51 | World Heritage Site declarer | UNESCO |
| 52 | Falls in winter | SLEETS |
| 53 | What service comes with, often | ASMILE |
| 58 | Piece of paper | SHEET |
| 60 | #1 pick, casually | FAVE |
| 61 | Irish chanteuse | ENYA |
| 62 | Popular loch | NESS |
| 64 | Singer Halliwell | GERI |
| 65 | Cheese that’s made in reverse order | EDAM |
| 66 | Latin for “to be” | ESSE |
| 69 | Winter holiday | TET |