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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Canine setting | JAW |
| 4 | Mini buss | PECK |
| 8 | Chrysalis, e.g. | PUPA |
| 12 | “Hamilton” won one in 2015 | OBIE |
| 14 | Ready for a massage | ACHY |
| 15 | Banded stone | ONYX |
| 16 | Many a short-story contest entrant | BUDDINGAUT |
| 19 | Great deal | PILE |
| 20 | Babysitter, often | TEEN |
| 21 | Casually dressed | TSHIRTED |
| 23 | Mamoru Oshii’s specialty | ANIME |
| 26 | Green feature | HOLE |
| 27 | Napoleon or Nero: Abbr. | EMP |
| 29 | Rack spot | TORTURECHA |
| 33 | Co. division | DEPT |
| 35 | Nice round number? | PAR |
| 36 | Ensures the failure of | DOOMS |
| 38 | Innovative flash | IDEA |
| 39 | Understood by very few | ESOTE |
| 42 | Provincial | RUBE |
| 43 | Sparkly headgear | TIARA |
| 45 | Galley item | OAR |
| 46 | Attracted | DREW |
| 47 | It precludes crossing party lines | CLOSEDPRIM |
| 51 | Hosp. areas | ORS |
| 52 | Reduction in hostility | THAW |
| 53 | That’s a wrap | SCARF |
| 55 | Volcanic craters | CALDERAS |
| 59 | Anglo-Saxon character | RUNE |
| 61 | Skin soother | ALOE |
| 62 | James Buchanan or Woodrow Wilson, e.g. | PRESBYTERI |
| 66 | Frisbee, e.g. | DISC |
| 67 | Museum embarrassment | FAKE |
| 68 | Genesis creator | SEGA |
| 69 | Petition for | SEEK |
| 70 | Gill opening | SLIT |
| 71 | Get into | DON |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Post | JOB |
| 2 | Neighbor | ABUT |
| 3 | Blockbuster feature | WIDEAPPEAL |
| 4 | Crêperie item | PAN |
| 5 | It indicates the beats: Abbr. | ECG |
| 6 | Converse | CHAT |
| 7 | Nagasaki’s island | KYUSHU |
| 8 | Top 40 entry | POPRECORD |
| 9 | Squadron | UNIT |
| 10 | “Here Is Your War” writer Ernie | PYLE |
| 11 | Terminated | AXED |
| 13 | Untouched area | EDEN |
| 17 | Still having a shot at winning | INIT |
| 18 | Adventurer Heyerdahl | THOR |
| 22 | “Where Is the Life That Late ___?” (“Kiss Me Kate” song) | ILED |
| 24 | Demonstrate dejection | MOPE |
| 25 | Topics for historians | ERAS |
| 27 | Polish language | EDIT |
| 28 | Private doctor | MEDIC |
| 30 | Scoutmaster’s charge | TROOP |
| 31 | When things are most desperate | HOUROFNEED |
| 32 | Supermodel Valletta | AMBER |
| 34 | It includes Justice and Death | TAROTDECK |
| 37 | Works on a shift, perhaps | SEWS |
| 40 | Cutter crew | TARS |
| 41 | New York mayor Adams | ERIC |
| 44 | 1975 Wimbledon champ | ASHE |
| 48 | Surname of three of the O.K. Corral combatants | EARP |
| 49 | Towers over | DWARFS |
| 50 | GM CEO Barra | MARY |
| 54 | Tires make them | RUTS |
| 55 | Heels | CADS |
| 56 | “___ of the Mind” (Sam Shepard play) | ALIE |
| 57 | Give the slip | LOSE |
| 58 | Blubbery beast | SEAL |
| 60 | Consequently | ERGO |
| 63 | Runner in the Olympics | SKI |
| 64 | Venture | BET |
| 65 | Swimmer Thorpe | IAN |