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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ___ Romeo (Italian luxury auto) | ALFA |
| 5 | Uppity sort | SNOB |
| 9 | Cincinnati team | REDS |
| 13 | “Just Like That…” singer Bonnie | RAITT |
| 15 | Club in a Manilow hit | COPA |
| 16 | Lotion additive | ALOE |
| 17 | “___ Python’s Flying Circus” | MONTY |
| 18 | Guinness of films | ALEC |
| 19 | Muscle quality | TONE |
| 20 | Cereal mascot trio | SNAPCRACKLEPOP |
| 23 | Company VIP | CEO |
| 24 | Passover meals | SEDERS |
| 25 | It’s fed on the sidewalk | PARKINGMETER |
| 31 | Porpoise’s place | OCEAN |
| 32 | Coins in Cadiz, Calais and Cologne | EUROS |
| 33 | Company with almost 8,000 U.S. screens | AMC |
| 36 | Storage building | SHED |
| 37 | Open again, as a keg | RETAP |
| 38 | Pore’s place | SKIN |
| 39 | Danson of “Mr. Mayor” | TED |
| 40 | Complex 2020 Christopher Nolan movie | TENET |
| 41 | Chiropractor’s focus | SPINE |
| 42 | “Oh, be quiet!” | PUTASOCKINIT |
| 44 | Still buggy, perhaps | INBETA |
| 47 | “I’m with ___” | HER |
| 48 | Dingy bars, or what the circled letters can help fix | HOLESINTHEWALL |
| 54 | Ice rink shape | OVAL |
| 55 | La or ti, e.g. | NOTE |
| 56 | “The Waste Land” poet | ELIOT |
| 58 | Trim | PARE |
| 59 | “Only Time” singer | ENYA |
| 60 | Brother of Romulus | REMUS |
| 61 | Scraped (out) | EKED |
| 62 | Small valley | DELL |
| 63 | What grandparents might do | DOTE |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sleeve filler | ARM |
| 2 | Vientiane’s nation | LAOS |
| 3 | Swede’s neighbor | FINN |
| 4 | TV spot besmirching an opponent | ATTACKAD |
| 5 | Wound remnant | SCAR |
| 6 | The Big Easy, familiarly | NOLA |
| 7 | Crude-shipping grp. | OPEC |
| 8 | Screen behind home plate | BACKSTOP |
| 9 | Like every Quentin Tarantino movie | RATEDR |
| 10 | Wed in haste | ELOPE |
| 11 | Drive supporter | DONOR |
| 12 | Oozes | SEEPS |
| 14 | Enter via keyboard | TYPEIN |
| 21 | Swindle | CON |
| 22 | Some jeans | LEES |
| 25 | Fence support | POST |
| 26 | Massage target | ACHE |
| 27 | Clarinet part | REED |
| 28 | Davis of “Beetlejuice” | GEENA |
| 29 | Silences with a remote | MUTES |
| 30 | Poetic Muse | ERATO |
| 33 | Related | AKIN |
| 34 | iPad or iPhone model | MINI |
| 35 | Site for techies | CNET |
| 37 | Kept | RETAINED |
| 38 | Twisted, like a thrown football | SPIRALED |
| 40 | Sounds of disapproval | TUTS |
| 41 | Kebab holder | SKEWER |
| 42 | Like a banana in a banana split | PEELED |
| 43 | Michael of “Weekend Update” | CHE |
| 44 | “Fingers crossed!” | IHOPE |
| 45 | Tennis star Djokovic | NOVAK |
| 46 | Trumpet sound | BLARE |
| 49 | Fewer than any | NONE |
| 50 | Texting farewell | TTYL |
| 51 | Mend | HEAL |
| 52 | Ride to the prom | LIMO |
| 53 | Uncouth fellow | LOUT |
| 57 | Mao ___-tung | TSE |