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◆◆ · By JeffsPuzzles · Published 2024-04-14T12:06:42.850Z

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  • Cycleboy 27:05 · 2024-04-14T18:34:32.556Z
    Really good as always!
    • JeffsPuzzles constructor · 2024-04-14T20:22:54.296Z
      Thanks for solving!
    • Sendhil Revuluri 🤓5:15 · 2024-04-14T20:42:09.628Z
      Very nice, thank you! Those spanners were definitely good reasons to go wide. And when I (finally) figured out 12D that was hilarious. Lots of other good bonus entries too. I never knew about the abbreviations in 54D so that was cool. (I still don’t know what 15D is… if any part was rougher for me it was the NE.)
      • JeffsPuzzles constructor · 2024-04-14T23:58:04.146Z
        Thanks, Sendhil! 54D isn't wonderful but I had no choice and didn't want to clue it as an abbreviation for STREETS. 15D stands for Electronic Serial Numbers. Again, cringeworthy fill but all for a good cause, I hope.
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      1A
      Genre for Weir
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      Across
      1. 1A
        Genre for Weir
      2. 6A
        Org. for Wie
      3. 10A
        Trip
      4. 16A
        Irish leader de Valera
      5. 17A
        ___ Spring (2010-2012)
      6. 18A
        ACTS
      7. 19A
        "Starting at" equivalent
      8. 20A
        Some fish(es and pkgs.
      9. 21A
        Cell that makes one run?
      10. 22A
        Its website says it has "the single most comprehensive accumulation of human expression ever assembled."
      11. 25A
        La preceder
      12. 26A
        Sped
      13. 27A
        Stern sailor's spot?
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        Breed name meaning "little lion"
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        Fashionable initials
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        Team players pick it up
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        It's considered a good "first opera" to see
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        "Star of Life" wearer, for short
      19. 39A
        Mo equivalent
      20. 41A
        Eek! equivalent
      21. 42A
        Blooms
      22. 44A
        Modern chat ender
      23. 46A
        "___ in Manila" (Ali-Frazier III)
      24. 48A
        Fuss
      25. 49A
        "Gentlemen of the ____" (MIchael Chabon) or "Revolutionary ____" (Richard Yates)
      26. 51A
        Dismayed expressions
      27. 52A
        Famous line from Sartre's "No Exit"
      28. 59A
        Approaching
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        Puerto ___
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        Joy Harjo, "This Morning ___ For My Enemies"
      31. 62A
        Temporary wheels
      32. 63A
        Some (Sp.)
      33. 64A
        Irk
      34. 65A
        Hints
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        Country name in the 1937 Constitution adopted under 16 Across's government
      36. 67A
        Chips in?
      Down
      1. 1D
        Wax thing
      2. 2D
        Question of ability
      3. 3D
        Site I often check when cluing an actor or movie
      4. 4D
        Special teams situation
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        Not entirely
      6. 6D
        Delicate
      7. 7D
        Review copy
      8. 8D
        Pest
      9. 9D
        Root canal trigger
      10. 10D
        Name at the intersection of logic and set theory
      11. 11D
        Swiss watches with Greek names
      12. 12D
        XYZ PDQ
      13. 13D
        To the end user
      14. 14D
        Metros and Prizms
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        Phone IDs
      16. 23D
        Level
      17. 24D
        Little hooter
      18. 28D
        Paulo or Tomé preceder
      19. 29D
        "The Tragically ___" (long-time Canadian band)
      20. 30D
        Plato's is a Philosopher-King; Kierkegaard's is a "Knight of Faith"
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        Big name in football (soccer) and rugby equipment
      22. 34D
        NCO, sometimes
      23. 35D
        Mauna ___
      24. 38D
        "Isn't it, though"
      25. 40D
        Blender setting
      26. 43D
        "Obviously"
      27. 45D
        Falafel topper
      28. 47D
        Tap choice
      29. 50D
        Design
      30. 52D
        Stop
      31. 53D
        Race in an early 1 Across classic
      32. 54D
        Vl, Vla, Vlc, and Cb in a score
      33. 55D
        Emulated hot air
      34. 56D
        ___-a-porter
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        Wash
      36. 58D
        They're in orbits
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