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1 Shove
5 Hilo hellos
11 John’s Yoko
14 Formerly
15 Millstream
channel
16 $5 bill
17 Conveyance
19 Resp. disease
20 Feel poorly
21 Florida island
22 Flower holders
24 Attention to
appearance and
order
29 Valentine shape
30 Went down
swinging
33 Slangy
affirmative
35 High point
36 Mineral deposit
37 _Vegas
40 Winged mammal
42 Cop call
43 Big bang letters?
44 Actor wallach
45 Ken or Lena
47 Theater sign
letters
49 Creates art on
canvas
52 Backspace
56 Reverse a
situation
58 Pulverize
60 Noah’s boat
61 Confirmed
62 Prevaricate
63 New York
68 Golfer Ernie
69 Andy or Mickey
70 Muscular
stiffness
71 Court divider
72 Exhausts
73 Consider
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compound
2 Still green
3 Cohort of Souter
4 Coop layer
5 Quaking tree
6 British insurance
syndicate
7 Town”
8 Strike
9 Sure shot
10 Tennis set
elements, often
11 Branch
12 Cairo’s river
13 Burden
18 Sidewalk surfers
23 Question
25 Sample
26 Sch. group
27 Killer whale
28 Sugar cubes
31 Coffee holder
32 Hanoi holiday
34 Michael of “Pole
to Pole”
37 Lion’s name?
38 Muhammad_
39 Filled with the
most sediment
41 Coloration
46 Final degree
48 Sphere
50 Play on words
51 Burned a Bit
53 Strasbourg's
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54 Boil
55 Value
57 Deuce toppers
58 Valley
59 Provoke
64 Floor-cleaning
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65 “The Raven” poet
66 Traveler's
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67 Slightest bit
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