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Principal, Ideal, Original...(well, not so original)

◆ · By woozy · Published 5 months ago

Meta Prompt
The answer to the meta is a phrase that describes the theme of this puzzle
This is a redo of https://crosshare.org/crosswords/CyWVsLIDqsdjEeyfJDaS/principal-ideal-original which had a small error on my part. You can still do it and you can figure what I probably meant for the meta. But this one doesn't have the error. (But I kind of liked the clues and entries of the original better).
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    Sprinkle with oil
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    1. 1A
      Sprinkle with oil
    2. 7A
      One who is very busy in Apr.
    3. 10A
      Standard
    4. 14A
      "--- Lady"; musical based on a Shaw play
    5. 15A
      Aesthete Vietnam
    6. 17A
      The pellet with the poison is the vessel with this
    7. 18A
      Latitude line; the principal one passes through Greenwich
    8. 19A
      Entries 25A
      25ABranding icon[----]
      , 3D
      3DBelonging in group kind of, in a way, depends on how you define things....[-------]
      , and 13D
      13DUnfinished novel by D.H. Lawrence[------]
      all have two of these, this entry has only one, and this clue has more than four but fewer than six
    9. 20A
      Started
    10. 21A
      One way to sway (the other way is to... and that's about it)
    11. 22A
      Class of antidepressants
    12. 24A
      Skin soother
    13. 25A
      Branding icon
    14. 26A
      The difference between lager and ager, between a-one and alone, and between Lord love a llama and Ordoveaama.
    15. 29A
      Slim Thug song with the lyric "---- the streets all night and day (The hood love Thug)"
    16. 30A
      Last word of the book that begins "Stately plump Buck Mulligan"
    17. 31A
      Scheduled block to air or perform; the most desired in television is the evening from 8 to 11pm
    18. 33A
      Principal; most desired; lead or central; best available; first; chief
    19. 35A
      "Dermitis. Rose sore. Roses or sit. I'm red" (a palindrome describing this)
    20. 37A
      Fencing blades
    21. 40A
      Water-proof covering
    22. 41A
      Member of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund and Virginia High-Tech Partnership
    23. 44A
      Glass, Gershwin, and Levin
    24. 45A
      Person believed to be involved in a crime; often investigations focus on a lead or central one
    25. 47A
      Medical scans involving magnetic fields and radio waves
    26. 48A
      Amount of payment over time; the best available is set by the banks
    27. 51A
      What an even score indicates
    28. 52A
      Fuel
    29. 53A
      Clears tables
    30. 54A
      Cut of meat containing one or more of the many curved chest bones; a cut from the first set of these bones is called a "standing roast"
    31. 55A
      Follower of Artemis who was really good at foot races
    32. 57A
      Chastise
    33. 60A
      Official of state who manages a department; the chief one is often the head of state
    34. 61A
      Staggered (while step-dancing?)
    35. 62A
      Environmental sci.
    36. 63A
      Infiltrator
    37. 64A
      Throws into confusion
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    1. 1D
      Sound booster
    2. 2D
      Science guy whose debate with Ken Hamm was just painful to watch
    3. 3D
      Belonging in group kind of, in a way, depends on how you define things....
    4. 4D
      Sarcastic (an unhelpful response) to "What'd you do with the remote?"
    5. 5D
      E Street Band member Lofgren
    6. 6D
      Cinque meno due
    7. 7D
      Ship of the desert
    8. 8D
      You're welcome in Italian
    9. 9D
      "----- friend stabs you in the front, not the back"-Oscar Wilde
    10. 10D
      Silent consent
    11. 11D
      Shaped like an egg (or is it a sheep?)
    12. 12D
      Have the same debate again
    13. 13D
      Unfinished novel by D.H. Lawrence
    14. 16D
      Vietnam Veterans Memorial designer
    15. 20D
      24A
      24ASkin soother[----]
      and others
    16. 22D
      Crafty
    17. 23D
      Observe
    18. 25D
      IV times XIII
    19. 27D
      Oh, to be in Paris
    20. 28D
      Cursos de agua
    21. 32D
      Consume
    22. 33D
      Lima's land
    23. 34D
      Knocks about (hey! If you spell it backwards it still means knocks about!)
    24. 36D
      24 bottles of beer, 12 bottles of wine, and 6 bottles of champagne (go figure)
    25. 37D
      Inconsistent and unpredictable
    26. 38D
      Italian brother in arms
    27. 39D
      Curve
    28. 41D
      It's tricky to return in tennis
    29. 42D
      Bio., Chem., Phys., or othr. Schl. Subj.
    30. 43D
      Crossword staple of a plains dweller
    31. 44D
      Sounds good. Count me in
    32. 46D
      Matched
    33. 48D
      Little ones
    34. 49D
      --- in the right direction
    35. 50D
      Weepy
    36. 53D
      A ---- les diplômes universitaires
    37. 54D
      Portland College, Actress Donna, or Canary grass
    38. 56D
      "Diamond ___" (Mae West play)
    39. 57D
      Undergarment support
    40. 58D
      Golf peg
    41. 59D
      Begley, Asner, Sullivan and Mr.
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