CROSSHARE
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To humanly make mistakes
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Across
  1. 1A
    To humanly make mistakes
  2. 4A
    Civil War side
  3. 7A
    Distant
  4. 10A
    Toward the stern
  5. 13A
    Those rolls of lawn to be laid down; or British insult for people (as in "It was Rodgers, the lodgers, ---------")
  6. 15A
    Physician's org.
  7. 16A
    Sound like a dove
  8. 17A
    One who knows his way around a tooth
  9. 18A
    Haggard's genre
  10. 20A
    Insect with forelimbs similar to a mantis
  11. 21A
    To signal
  12. 22A
    "What's that floral necklace?" "This? This is -----"
  13. 23A
    Cavea thoracis (pl.)
  14. 27A
    The first prime minister and president of Ghana
  15. 30A
    Brian of ambient music
  16. 31A
    Pasta, wider than spaghetti, narrower than fettuccine
  17. 34A
    Abominable Snowmen
  18. 36A
    When you mine for cookies but only find 3/4 of the mother lode. (yeah, I did that)
  19. 37A
    Chastise
  20. 39A
    Like the lutefisk craze fifteen years ago, or the current stinky tofu trend, or the obsession with durian in 90s
  21. 40A
    Acronym for a chaotic mess
  22. 42A
    The family in "Nanny and the Professor" (yeah, well, they never heard of you either)
  23. 44A
    Vietnamese holiday
  24. 45A
    "------ caveman could do it"
  25. 47A
    Before birth
  26. 49A
    Don Novello letter-writing alias: Lazlo ----
  27. 53A
    To out-do in an activity
  28. 54A
    Don't know; don't care
  29. 56A
    Taro dish for a Hawaiian dance?
  30. 59A
    Fixed and ready for use again
  31. 61A
    Presidential Candidate of 52 that people liked
  32. 62A
    Establishment for the lodging and entertaining of travelers
  33. 63A
    Undoes a tightening
  34. 64A
    Tapered stake or pin
  35. 65A
    Cartoon Garden Gnome.... what? I can't just make up acronyms? Now you tell me. Um, okay, multinational geoscience technology services company.
  36. 66A
    Switch labels
  37. 67A
    Cologne
Down
  1. 1D
    Important estimates when you are trying to leave
  2. 2D
    Greek for "Thing said". In philosophy it refers to sentences or propositions. In Christianity, it refers to the sayings of Christ.
  3. 3D
    Related to the kidneys
  4. 4D
    Styling (as hair)
  5. 5D
    Broadband connection using telephone copper wires and where the downstream and upstream bandwidths are identical
  6. 6D
    Who was Tommy Lee performing as in "Cobb"?
  7. 7D
    Replicas
  8. 8D
    Single-celled creature. (There's more to it than that, of course. It is a rhizopod protozoan with lobed pseudopodia, without permanent organelles but "single-celled creature" is good enough for a crossword puzzle)
  9. 9D
    Sleazy
  10. 10D
    Play a role
  11. 11D
    Pro
  12. 12D
    Plaything
  13. 14D
    Inflamed swelling of a sebaceous gland at the margin of an eyelid
  14. 19D
    Signing one commits you to silence
  15. 23D
    Well, essential a race track lap, I suppose?
  16. 24D
    Imply
  17. 25D
    Authors Bagnold and Blyton
  18. 26D
    Distress call at sea
  19. 28D
    Ancient Persian kettle-drum similar to timpani
  20. 29D
    Oryza consumption
  21. 31D
    Solitary sort
  22. 32D
    Incensed
  23. 33D
    Clock in the shape of a ship; or a napkin holder shaped like a ship; for Discworld fans a desert on the Klatchian continent; in our world a glacier and a river in Chile
  24. 35D
    Juvenile newt
  25. 38D
    Not allowing the serving of booze
  26. 40D
    Big name in motor oil
  27. 41D
    What "Lonesome Dove" can be said to be; or "Gone with the Wind"; or maybe "New York" by Edward Rutherford
  28. 43D
    "Have a meal at Oprah's restaurant!"
  29. 46D
    What "By the rivers of Babylon", or another such canticle from the first part of the bible, could be said to be.
  30. 48D
    Sports League, includes the Celtics and the Cavaliers
  31. 50D
    Elevator man
  32. 51D
    When Mercury, Washington, and Helium chant "We're number one", Earth, Jefferson, and Lithium may claim this number. (Remember that MGWCC?)
  33. 52D
    Serengeti scavenger
  34. 54D
    Titular character in "The Good Dinosaur"
  35. 55D
    Menial laborer
  36. 56D
    With it; in the know (like someone who has heard of "Nanny and the Professor")
  37. 57D
    Instrument at a 56A, maybe
  38. 58D
    Journey segment
  39. 60D
    Public historically black land-grant research university est. in 1891; Home of the hornets
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