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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Humor | WIT |
| 4 | Greg Evans comic strip | LUANN |
| 9 | ___ de coeur (impassioned appeal) | CRI |
| 12 | Singer Grande, to fans | ARI |
| 13 | Some halftime performers | MASCOTS |
| 15 | Roman Empire raider | HUN |
| 16 | Takes things too far | GOESOVERTHELINE |
| 19 | Subsided | EBBED |
| 20 | Word after parking or auction | LOT |
| 21 | Stereotypical mathletes | NERDS |
| 22 | Pride sound? | ROAR |
| 23 | Simon of Duran Duran | LEBON |
| 25 | May honorees | MOMS |
| 26 | Manages competing interests | STRIKESABALANCE |
| 29 | Devoured, as a Thanksgiving turkey | FEASTEDON |
| 30 | Stands in for | ACTSAS |
| 33 | Demand | INSIST |
| 37 | Egg mass | ROE |
| 38 | Endorse on a screen | ESIGN |
| 42 | Asian language | LAO |
| 43 | Navigates a precarious situation | TREADSCAREFULLY |
| 48 | Dark-furred marten | SABLE |
| 49 | “No Time to Die” co-star de Armas | ANA |
| 50 | Borders | ABUTS |
| 51 | Took a spill | ATEIT |
| 53 | Low-tech smoke detectors | NOSES |
| 55 | Avoids the extremes | WALKSATIGHTROPE |
| 60 | “Legally Blonde” heroine | ELLE |
| 61 | “Don’t let those fellas escape!” | GETEM |
| 62 | The Emerald Isle | ERIN |
| 63 | Free from worries | EASY |
| 64 | Two scents? | ODORS |
| 65 | Not natural, in a way | DYED |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Enters the pool | WAGERS |
| 2 | Asimov work with “Three Laws” | IROBOT |
| 3 | Cravat accessory | TIEBAR |
| 4 | Washroom, for short | LAV |
| 5 | Like herding cats | USELESS |
| 6 | Performer on a wire, as described by 16-, 26-, 43- and 55-Across | ACROBAT |
| 7 | Ill-fated | NOTTOBE |
| 8 | Unspecific ordinal | NTH |
| 9 | Centaur who mentored Achilles | CHIRON |
| 10 | Hip-hop group from Hollis, Queens | RUNDMC |
| 11 | Actually existing | INESSE |
| 13 | Stylish, in the ’60s | MOD |
| 14 | Rep.’s counterpart | SEN |
| 17 | What Times New Roman has that Helvetica doesn’t | SERIFS |
| 18 | Site of a French endurance race | LEMANS |
| 23 | Drives, for a time | LEASES |
| 24 | Literature Nobelist Gordimer | NADINE |
| 27 | Mauna ___ (highest mountain, if measured from its underwater base) | KEA |
| 28 | Chaney of silent films | LON |
| 30 | Newspaper section | ARTS |
| 31 | Red Sox manager Alex | CORA |
| 32 | Some batters swing at them (but no pitchers throw them) | TEEBALLS |
| 34 | Fanciful | ILLUSORY |
| 35 | What’s shaking? | SALT |
| 36 | Pugs and Pomeranians, e.g. | TOYS |
| 39 | Improvised at the jazz club | SCATTED |
| 40 | McKellen of “Gods and Monsters” | IAN |
| 41 | Hermione at Hogwarts | GRANGER |
| 44 | It’s found in the bottom row | ALTKEY |
| 45 | Odd couple? | DEES |
| 46 | Observe Ramadan, say | FAST |
| 47 | Was picked up, in a way | UBERED |
| 52 | “Othello” villain | IAGO |
| 54 | Resistance units | OHMS |
| 55 | Teensy | WEE |
| 56 | In the style of | ALA |
| 57 | “Who am ___ say?” | ITO |
| 58 | Chart type | PIE |
| 59 | Stamp out | END |