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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sit heavily | PLOP |
| 5 | Beaujolais bouquet | AROMA |
| 10 | High point | ACME |
| 14 | Act the vagabond | ROVE |
| 15 | Everglades wader | HERON |
| 16 | Revolutionary Trotsky | LEON |
| 17 | “Little pitchers have big ears,” e.g.? | EWERSAYING |
| 19 | Cozy lodgings | INNS |
| 20 | Funnies array | STRIPS |
| 21 | Behave like a child | GROW |
| 23 | Light metal | TIN |
| 24 | Move obliquely | SIDLE |
| 25 | Painter Veronese | PAOLO |
| 26 | Wanted poster abbr. | AKA |
| 27 | Academic’s address ender | EDU |
| 28 | The Chornaya, which flows into Sevastopol Bay? | CRIMEARIVER |
| 31 | Observed | SEEN |
| 33 | Gallic assent | OUI |
| 34 | Dull event | SNORE |
| 35 | Cosmic craft | UFOS |
| 37 | Go after | SEEK |
| 39 | Animal of the altiplano | LLAMA |
| 42 | FDR’s job-creating agcy. | WPA |
| 43 | Impertinence | SASS |
| 47 | Interested in trying a little poetry? | IAMBCURIOUS |
| 51 | Way to go: Abbr. | RTE |
| 52 | One might hold a dog | BUN |
| 53 | Film critic Roger | EBERT |
| 54 | Renders less severe | EASES |
| 56 | Before, once | ERE |
| 57 | Went off the deep end, perhaps | DOVE |
| 58 | Paragraph start | INDENT |
| 59 | Put one’s feet up | REST |
| 61 | What happens during Baltic ballets? | LETTSDANCE |
| 63 | “That’s ___!” (courtroom outburst) | ALIE |
| 64 | Connected cars | TRAIN |
| 65 | Way to go | GAIT |
| 66 | Exam including logical reasoning: Abbr. | LSAT |
| 67 | March honoree, familiarly | STPAT |
| 68 | Wren’s wings? | ELLS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sources of literature | PRESSES |
| 2 | Beach-expanding event | LOWTIDE |
| 3 | Late | OVERDUE |
| 4 | Jeopardy | PERIL |
| 5 | Shouts of revelation | AHAS |
| 6 | “The Rise of Skywalker” role | REY |
| 7 | Paper work, of a sort | ORIGAMI |
| 8 | Madison’s successor | MONROE |
| 9 | Luanda’s nation | ANGOLA |
| 10 | “Thrilla in Manila” victor | ALI |
| 11 | Cuban coin | CENTAVO |
| 12 | Handle | MONIKER |
| 13 | Catch | ENSNARE |
| 18 | What freelancers write on | SPEC |
| 22 | Sicker | WORSE |
| 25 | Papal name first used in the second century | PIUS |
| 29 | Kanga’s child | ROO |
| 30 | Tattooist’s collection | INKS |
| 32 | Unfeeling | NUMB |
| 36 | Confronted | FACED |
| 37 | Dry cleaning challenge | SPOT |
| 38 | Produit d’Evian | EAU |
| 39 | Generous | LIBERAL |
| 40 | Honor, metaphorically | LAURELS |
| 41 | Sensational plot device | AMNESIA |
| 42 | Spy method | WIRETAP |
| 44 | Military store | ARSENAL |
| 45 | Sign painter’s tool | STENCIL |
| 46 | Six-line stanzas | SESTETS |
| 48 | Some bike lock parts | UBOLTS |
| 49 | Go back | REVERT |
| 50 | Transmit | SEND |
| 55 | Truism | ADAGE |
| 58 | “This just ___ fair!” | ISNT |
| 60 | Asian holiday | TET |
| 62 | Argentine aunt | TIA |