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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Japanese copier company | RICOH |
| 6 | Soup in Son La | PHO |
| 9 | Email alerts, perhaps | BEEPS |
| 14 | Sky shade | AZURE |
| 15 | Heater | ROD |
| 16 | Flip one’s lid? | UNCAP |
| 17 | Tlingit carving | TOTEMPOLE |
| 19 | Treat with tea | SCONE |
| 20 | Mag. staffers | EDS |
| 21 | “All ___ Got to Do” (Beatles song) | IVE |
| 22 | Sound-based | PHONIC |
| 23 | Elton John’s first Billboard #1 hit | CROCODILEROCK |
| 27 | A ton | LOADS |
| 28 | Botticelli’s Venus, e.g. | NUDE |
| 29 | Networking giant | CISCO |
| 30 | Tweed caricaturist | NAST |
| 32 | Pro filer? | CPA |
| 35 | Song character “bringin’ every girl and boy baskets full of Easter joy” | PETERCOTTONTAIL |
| 39 | Battleship letters | USS |
| 40 | Menlo Park middle name | ALVA |
| 41 | Roof projections | EAVES |
| 42 | “Take a Chance on Me” group | ABBA |
| 44 | Screeching baby | OWLET |
| 45 | Juilliard setting | LINCOLNCENTER |
| 50 | Freezing point? | ICICLE |
| 51 | Google is one: Abbr. | LLC |
| 52 | Org. for Eagles and Falcons | NFC |
| 55 | Confronted | FACED |
| 56 | One might offer a riveting experience | POWERTOOL |
| 59 | Market transaction | TRADE |
| 60 | Mad-hatter connector | ASA |
| 61 | Lieutenant who opened hailing frequencies | UHURA |
| 62 | Nisan feast | SEDER |
| 63 | Spanish king | REY |
| 64 | Easily annoyed | TESTY |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Merit | RATE |
| 2 | Chaps rival | IZOD |
| 3 | Does some budgeting | CUTSCOSTS |
| 4 | Mined matter | ORE |
| 5 | Dress feature | HEM |
| 6 | Brigham Young University location | PROVO |
| 7 | ___ up (hid out) | HOLED |
| 8 | Dedicated lines | ODE |
| 9 | Ready to drop | BUSHED |
| 10 | Bonus from a band | ENCORE |
| 11 | Low-budget, in brand names | ECONO |
| 12 | Freak out | PANIC |
| 13 | Tiny spot | SPECK |
| 18 | Selfies, e.g. | PICS |
| 22 | Demoted planet of 2006 | PLUTO |
| 24 | Election lead-up | RACE |
| 25 | Febreze target | ODOR |
| 26 | Photo-sharing app, familiarly | INSTA |
| 27 | Perjurer’s testimony | LIES |
| 29 | Apple core, of a sort | CPU |
| 30 | “Dunkirk” director Christopher | NOLAN |
| 31 | Suzuki KingQuad, e.g. | ATV |
| 32 | Extremely roomy | CAVERNOUS |
| 33 | Painter Mondrian | PIET |
| 34 | Hirt and Hirschfeld | ALS |
| 36 | Broadband choice | CABLE |
| 37 | Lizard look-alike | NEWT |
| 38 | Yarn | TALE |
| 42 | Give consent | ACCEDE |
| 43 | Less timid | BOLDER |
| 44 | “The Raven” opener | ONCE |
| 45 | Swipes, in a way | LIFTS |
| 46 | Words of comfort | ICARE |
| 47 | Battery type | NICAD |
| 48 | In the neighborhood | CLOSE |
| 49 | Broncos great John | ELWAY |
| 53 | Defense for a snowball fight | FORT |
| 54 | Court material for the French Open | CLAY |
| 56 | Golf goal | PAR |
| 57 | Humdrum existence | RUT |
| 58 | Not just any | THE |