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◆ · By Sara · Published 2024-01-30T17:29:02.829Z

My fourth puzzle. My favorite clue is 11D, see what you think!
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    1A
    American spy gp.
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    1. 1A
      American spy gp.
    2. 4A
      Capture, as a criminal
    3. 7A
      Dickinson's "_____ Long Parting--But the Time", or Doug Judy's "_____ cat"
    4. 12A
      201, to Caesar
    5. 13A
      Institute seeking signs of aliens
    6. 14A
      Mt. Sinai, by another name
    7. 15A
      Assemble with stitches
    8. 16A
      Letters of the longest non-contrived, non-technical English word (referring to separation of church and state)
    9. 19A
      Nintendo rival
    10. 21A
      My father's apple variety?
    11. 22A
      Succeeded
    12. 23A
      Shakespeare's plays
    13. 25A
      Small store
    14. 26A
      A fool thinks himself to _____, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool. - As You Like It
    15. 27A
      Things you might catch while sunbathing?
    16. 28A
      Pub pint
    17. 29A
      Early French settler, who would today be a resident of Maine's national park
    18. 34A
      Haiku rules
    19. 39A
      Antelope : Horns :: Elk : _______
    20. 40A
      Oft mis-punctuated possessive pronoun
    21. 42A
      Southernmost Golden State "Public Ivy" college
    22. 44A
      Political refugee
    23. 47A
      Not this
    24. 48A
      Tales in Canterbury Tales
    25. 52A
      Weather ___ knot ewe understand homophones will determine your spelling bee success
    26. 53A
      Tour leader
    27. 54A
      Round Table titles
    28. 55A
      Scenario in which a high frequency may lead to success. Or, a clue to this puzzle's theme as seen in 16A, 23A, 34A, and 48A.
    29. 58A
      10th mo.
    30. 60A
      Obtain knowledge
    31. 61A
      Singer Fitzgerald
    32. 62A
      Dubai's country: Abbr.
    33. 63A
      Spoken word/poetry events
    34. 64A
      Narc's org.
    35. 65A
      Weekly weekend sketch comedy show
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    1. 1D
      Includes on an email
    2. 2D
      Glacier's ocean-going (but still attached) extension, prior to becoming an iceberg
    3. 3D
      Artist known for his field of Sunflower Seeds, among other contemporary works and political activism
    4. 4D
      Far from old
    5. 5D
      To keep the doctors away, I ________ apple a day.
    6. 6D
      Daughter of the Crocodile Hunter
    7. 7D
      I was in a rush, so I added extra of this herb to the dish I was cooking
    8. 8D
      Trials and tribulations
    9. 9D
      NPR's Shapiro
    10. 10D
      IMO, the most touristy transportation method
    11. 11D
      How nature feels about a vacuum
    12. 13D
      Numerical data
    13. 17D
      Produce more melanin
    14. 18D
      Explosive initials
    15. 20D
      Mace lead-in
    16. 23D
      Not yet published, as an event location
    17. 24D
      Microorganism responsible for many breads
    18. 25D
      Spa treatment
    19. 27D
      Britain's wartime aviation gp.
    20. 30D
      Animation frame
    21. 31D
      "Hail, Caesar!"
    22. 32D
      German article
    23. 33D
      Map within a map
    24. 35D
      Broad and expansive
    25. 36D
      Completed
    26. 37D
      Strong and energetic
    27. 38D
      Bygone Tuscany resident
    28. 41D
      To be, in Barcelona
    29. 42D
      Rented moving trucks
    30. 43D
      Israeli mountain, or a common misspelling of a sweet treat
    31. 45D
      Quite the opposite, this isn't your land, this is _____
    32. 46D
      Alicia Keys' "____ Ain't Got You"
    33. 47D
      2,000 pounds
    34. 48D
      Rotates
    35. 49D
      D&D ability score including insight, animal handling, and perception: abbr.
    36. 50D
      Barely defeated, with "out"
    37. 51D
      Author Zora ___ Hurston
    38. 53D
      Microbe
    39. 56D
      Barnyard bleat
    40. 57D
      Alternative to APA, in citation styles
    41. 59D
      ___ Aviv
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