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Catch you on the flip side IV: we couldn’t afford Vin Diesel… yet

◆◆ · By Parker · Published 2024-09-28T04:00:44.196Z

Constructor's Note
Long note!, but please read: It’s the fourth installment in a series… it’s either garbage and we jumped the shark, or we hired Dwayne Johnson and we are about to give the franchise a whole new life. Thank you all for the support ❤️! And thank you for solving ❤️!! Love you all. (Ps, if you really need a clue to the two unchecked squares: “_ / _ selection theory (representing our understanding of how traits in living things trade between quality and quantity)”… But you shouldn’t need this clue
Made with love and a little parkmad
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  • pufferfish 20:23 · 2024-09-28T06:16:51.574Z
    best one yet! loved it
    • Parker constructor · 2024-09-28T07:55:51.522Z
      Love it!! Thank you!
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    1A
    Non Russian Russian leader?
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    Across
    1. 1A
      Non Russian Russian leader?
    2. 5A
      Gods___ or book___
    3. 9A
      Almost adjacent
    4. 15A
      Spot on a mall map (you are)
    5. 16A
      Chimney black
    6. 17A
      “Waitress, your dish is ready!!”
    7. 19A
      Tick off
    8. 20A
      Palindrome (phrase): squash no tails
    9. 22A
      Admit the crime
    10. 25A
      Exists
    11. 26A
      Inc. alternative
    12. 27A
      AA, for one, in short
    13. 28A
      Leaning on
    14. 30A
      Statute with a built-in expiration date
    15. 33A
      Outdoors focused Co-op store
    16. 34A
      Pgrm. that provides training and development tools for staff, supervisors, and managers, or a puzzle archaic misspelling of a common lotion ingredient
    17. 35A
      “___ mouse!”
    18. 36A
      *Palindrome (phrase): a brief summary of “The Shinning”, perhaps
    19. 42A
      *You before before you (43a *)
    20. 43A
      *uoy erofeb erofeb uoY (42a *)
    21. 44A
      *Common hwy descriptor
    22. 45A
      *Uses a mouse catching contraption, say
    23. 47A
      *Words unlikely to describe this puzzle
    24. 51A
      *Many BBC accents
    25. 52A
      *”When ___ Rome”
    26. 53A
      *What a GED receiver likely didn’t finish
    27. 54A
      *Favre or Cooper
    28. 55A
      *Palindrome (phrase): Kris Kringle in space, perhaps
    29. 60A
      *Prefix meaning bad
    30. 61A
      *One who does a showing
    31. 62A
      *Hello and goodbye
    32. 63A
      *”Planet of the ___”
    33. 64A
      *Administrative division in Bulgaria, Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, or a possible exclamation of frustration
    34. 65A
      *Not close
    35. 66A
      *Most commonly under-appreciated instrument in a conventional rock band
    Down
    1. 1D
      Girl, in Guadalajara
    2. 2D
      Space effect, briefly
    3. 3D
      Colombian cornmeal cake
    4. 4D
      Concerning, briefly
    5. 5D
      The plural letter, or a clue to the start and finish of 29-, 30- and 31- down
    6. 6D
      Tag cry
    7. 7D
      Executes
    8. 8D
      NASCAR sponsor
    9. 9D
      Nein and nein and nein, in total
    10. 10D
      Directional ending
    11. 11D
      Love to pieces
    12. 12D
      Gym unit
    13. 13D
      More than doubled (yes, it’s an actual word… go figure)
    14. 14D
      Many a bonus features disc clip
    15. 18D
      Brief battle of wits?
    16. 21D
      Eyes
    17. 23D
      (*)Palindrome: A word from the vocabulary of Mrs. Quickly (the hostess in Shakespeare’s Henry IV.), meaning terror
    18. 24D
      Charli Baltimore’s “Pimp Da ___ Love”, or the possible name of a college for a single pupil
    19. 29D
      (*)Palindrome: short Kikuyu daggers or swords
    20. 30D
      (*)Palindrome: ecological evolutions
    21. 31D
      (*)Palindrome: like the details given for a police sketch
    22. 32D
      (*)Palindrome: harness ring
    23. 36D
      *One who uses that file-looking tool that you always saw in your family’s toolbox, but had no idea what it was for
    24. 37D
      *“Time ____” (has excess)
    25. 38D
      *”The Matrix” ___ Keanu Reeves
    26. 39D
      *70’s tennis star from Spain
    27. 40D
      *Top level in a hierarchy
    28. 41D
      *Russian pop duo consisting of Lena Katina and Julia Volkova, with a homophonic name to the word for arm ink
    29. 46D
      *Fried Jewish holiday treat that’s a mash-up? (Var., especially so that this puzzle maker learned to spell it this way, and it’s apparently not convention)
    30. 47D
      *Like a bad odor or a suspect situation
    31. 48D
      *Opportune moments, or another tennis star, who, ‘this time’ (see 39d) was born in the 70’s in Yugoslavia but represented the United States (#AccidentallyPalindromic)
    32. 49D
      *Not near your love
    33. 50D
      *Iconic deer
    34. 53D
      *Small remote fuelers, (al la 27a)
    35. 56D
      *English river
    36. 57D
      *”Golden Girls” actress Arthur
    37. 58D
      *Burgundy or Swanson
    38. 59D
      *Obamacare initials (#AccidentallyPalindromic)
    39. 63D
      *Medical abbr. for half of (love you Sendhil)
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