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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Paris sidewalk eatery | CAFE |
| 5 | Water channel with a gate | SLUICE |
| 11 | Light switch position | OFF |
| 14 | Nike competitor | AVIA |
| 15 | “Wait a sec!” | HOLDON |
| 16 | Web page address | URL |
| 17 | Adjective in a battery ad | LONGLASTING |
| 19 | Foot feature | TOE |
| 20 | Stay in hiding | LIELOW |
| 21 | Curtain hanger | ROD |
| 22 | Kismet | FATE |
| 23 | 1950s auto flop | EDSEL |
| 24 | Play date for grown-ups | GAMENIGHT |
| 26 | ___ Moines | DES |
| 27 | “I see!” | AHA |
| 29 | Follows commands | OBEYS |
| 30 | Ruby of “Do the Right Thing” | DEE |
| 32 | Answering with a question, perhaps | EVASIVE |
| 36 | Ram in football | STRAIGHTARM |
| 39 | Frying vat fill | CORNOIL |
| 40 | Sloth in the “Ice Age” movies | SID |
| 42 | City on the Missouri River | OMAHA |
| 45 | Shade tree | ELM |
| 47 | Pen tip | NIB |
| 49 | Trips, for example | POKERHAND |
| 53 | Bar garnish | OLIVE |
| 55 | Couple | PAIR |
| 56 | Mined deposit | ORE |
| 57 | Flourished | BOOMED |
| 58 | Toronto’s prov. | ONT |
| 59 | Look directly ahead, and a clue to the starts of 17-, 24-, 36- and 49-Across | FACEFORWARD |
| 61 | Spot for a yacht | SEA |
| 62 | 1993 rap hit with a guest appearance from Snoop Dogg | DREDAY |
| 63 | If not | ELSE |
| 64 | Mag. staffers | EDS |
| 65 | Supplements | ADDSTO |
| 66 | Winter glider | SLED |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beckoned | CALLED |
| 2 | Steered clear of | AVOIDED |
| 3 | Handles skillfully | FINESSES |
| 4 | Two-under-par score | EAGLE |
| 5 | “Pygmalion” playwright | SHAW |
| 6 | ___ Alamos | LOS |
| 7 | Extremely | ULTRA |
| 8 | “Hit the sack” or “hit the books” | IDIOM |
| 9 | Publisher Nast | CONDE |
| 10 | Lang. of Liverpool | ENG |
| 11 | Power problem | OUTAGE |
| 12 | Like styling mousse | FROTHY |
| 13 | Sub groups? | FLEETS |
| 18 | Showgirl in Manilow’s “Copacabana” | LOLA |
| 22 | Some crime scene evidence | FIBERS |
| 24 | California governor Newsom | GAVIN |
| 25 | Sun burst? | NOVA |
| 28 | Get news of | HEAR |
| 31 | Artist with acid | ETCHER |
| 33 | In the past | AGO |
| 34 | Backed (away) | SHIED |
| 35 | “___ never work” | ITLL |
| 37 | Lion’s bellow | ROAR |
| 38 | Suburban shopping center | MINIMALL |
| 41 | Not homogeneous | DIVERSE |
| 42 | Stand up to | OPPOSE |
| 43 | Did some grousing | MOANED |
| 44 | Large Japanese dogs | AKITAS |
| 46 | Secure, as a ship to shore | MOOR |
| 48 | ___ down (prepared to sleep) | BEDDED |
| 50 | Greedy cache | HOARD |
| 51 | Jumped a gap, as a spark | ARCED |
| 52 | Has to have | NEEDS |
| 54 | Home Depot rival | LOWES |
| 57 | Laddie | BOYO |
| 59 | Vaccine approval agcy. | FDA |
| 60 | Steak marbling | FAT |