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8 Spread out
14 Weaving
machine
15 Aberdeen
topper
16 Hair
replacement
17 Low-risk stock
19 Hurried
20 Barracks boss
21 Covering, as
news
23 Other finisher
25 Turn red, e.g.
26 Cul-de-_
29 Downhill coaster
32 Catcall
34 E-mail ancestor
35 Riversides
39 Fast food rings
41 Divulge
42 Nervous
43 Japanese soup
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51 Mexican Mrs. 10 Reddish brown
54 Smiled 11 Garden pest
derisively 12 Teeny-_
56 Subway gate 13 Rock shelf
59 Whoppers 18 Early Brit
63 Baltimore bird 22 Chapter
64 Posture increment
66 Leader of the 24 Plants
flock? 26 Injection
67 Classical prefix 27 First-class
68 Writer Ambler 28 Nickel or dime
69 Visits 30 Homer’s dad
dreamland 31 Dark blue
70 Lacking moisture 33 Fling
71 Matched groups 36 Dodge model
37 Bout ender
DOWN 38 Reduce speed
1 Clerical wear 40 Fish catcher
2 “Damn Yankees” 41 Lion’s greeting
role 43 Short, skirtwise
3 Sightseeing trip 44 Politically 52 Uncitified 60 Angler’s
4 Last in a series divided island 53 Crop up fly
5 Utmost extent 45 More sugary 55 Social 61 Prepare for
6 Capital of Kenya 48 Daisy relatives engagements publication
7 Beethoven’s fifth 49 Himalayan 57 Short letter 62 Mins, parts
concerto legend 58 Porker’s 65 Miniature canine
8 Like Atlas 51 Subway stations banquet breed
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