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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | House work | ACT |
| 4 | National League mascot Clark, for one | CUB |
| 7 | Show of respect | HOMAGE |
| 13 | Recount | NARRATE |
| 15 | Falls back | RECEDES |
| 16 | *Bit of concert merch | TRAINEE |
| 17 | Take a spill on a mountain bike, maybe | EATDIRT |
| 18 | Official proclamations | EDICTS |
| 19 | *Hustled | SPRAINED |
| 20 | Sign in a construction zone | SLOW |
| 21 | Maker of Skyhawks and Skylanes | CESSNA |
| 22 | Little dipper | LADLE |
| 24 | Game of building blocks | TETRIS |
| 28 | *Scorpion attack | STRAINING |
| 32 | Capital of both Slovakia and Slovenia | EURO |
| 33 | Luau bowlful | POI |
| 34 | Kilt accessory | TAM |
| 35 | Kind | ILK |
| 38 | Sermon subject | SIN |
| 39 | Make an impression | ETCH |
| 41 | *Look kindly on | BRAINLESS |
| 44 | Roman legion division | COHORT |
| 47 | Free, in a way | UNTIE |
| 48 | “You ___ kidding!” | WERENT |
| 50 | Common sitcom rating | TVPG |
| 53 | *Whistle blowers | REFRAINS |
| 56 | Young bandmate | STILLS |
| 58 | Referred | ALLUDED |
| 59 | Ballpark bummer, and a hint to making sense of the starred answers | RAINOUT |
| 60 | Las Vegas players | RAIDERS |
| 61 | Kitchen adjunct | DINETTE |
| 62 | Signs up for | ENTERS |
| 63 | Subj. with many unknowns | ALG |
| 64 | Do some basting | SEW |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pot component | ANTE |
| 2 | Jokers, in two senses | CARDS |
| 3 | Fall behind | TRAIL |
| 4 | “Looking forward to it!” | CANTWAIT |
| 5 | Pac-12 team | UTES |
| 6 | Worker in an orchard | BEE |
| 7 | Pulitzer competitor | HEARST |
| 8 | Pump number | OCTANE |
| 9 | Intervene | MEDIATE |
| 10 | Tennis call | ADIN |
| 11 | Swank’s “Amelia” co-star | GERE |
| 12 | Letters often preceding a year | ESTD |
| 14 | Brand “made with Swiss Alpine herbs” | RICOLA |
| 15 | Count of curls | REPS |
| 19 | Spotted | SEEN |
| 21 | Scale | CLIMB |
| 23 | Some evidence | DNA |
| 25 | Scheme | RUSE |
| 26 | Pupil’s surrounder | IRIS |
| 27 | Mama’s boys | SONS |
| 28 | Product detail, briefly | SPEC |
| 29 | Dog with “small black eyes that twinkled merrily,” according to a 1900 book | TOTO |
| 30 | Loaded with butter, or just loaded | RICH |
| 31 | 1956 film with 10 Oscar nominations | GIANT |
| 36 | Exciting, slangily | LIT |
| 37 | Craft with needles | KNITTING |
| 40 | Indignant utterance | HOWRUDE |
| 42 | Met scores | RUNS |
| 43 | Adam of Maroon 5 | LEVINE |
| 45 | Fiction fan | READER |
| 46 | ___ of fact (juries) | TRIERS |
| 49 | Closes | ENDS |
| 51 | Does some graphing | PLOTS |
| 52 | Muscle targeted by some squats | GLUTE |
| 53 | Alternative to medium | RARE |
| 54 | Flair | ELAN |
| 55 | Make like a moth | FLIT |
| 56 | Junk component | SAIL |
| 57 | Crockpot creation | STEW |
| 59 | Food label abbr. | RDA |