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Scale model of the U.S. capitol
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Horizontales
  1. 1A
    Scale model of the U.S. capitol
  2. 7A
    First lady McKinley
  3. 10A
    III times XIX
  4. 14A
    Verse
  5. 15A
    14A and a lot, lot more
  6. 16A
    Melodically vocalized
  7. 17A
    Muck-ups (as are the normal situations)
  8. 18A
    Latitude line; the principal one passes through Greenwich
  9. 20A
    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"
  10. 21A
    Pellet shooter
  11. 22A
    Informal conjunction
  12. 23A
    Protestant denom.
  13. 25A
    One of 100 on the Hill
  14. 27A
    In a crude and indelicate manner
  15. 30A
    Money from the government
  16. 31A
    Muck-up (but on a human scale)
  17. 32A
    Scheduled block to air or perform; the most desired in television is the evening from 8 to 11pm
  18. 34A
    Atmospheric layer that blocks ultraviolet rays
  19. 36A
    David Mamet play about sexual harassment
  20. 38A
    John Waters-esque
  21. 41A
    Colorado natives
  22. 42A
    Texting format, for short
  23. 45A
    Amount of payment over time; the best available is set by the banks
  24. 46A
    Am I interrupting anything?
  25. 48A
    Accidentally singing "La donna è mobile" during a production of "The Valkyrie", for example
  26. 53A
    Ballpark figs.
  27. 54A
    Hosp. scan
  28. 55A
    Principal; first; most desired; best available; chief; lead or central
  29. 56A
    Navigators chart
  30. 57A
    Official of state who manages a department; the chief one is often the head of state
  31. 59A
    Running waters
  32. 62A
    "Outer" prefix
  33. 63A
    One's time on earth (so far)
  34. 64A
    Arctic cover (so far)
  35. 65A
    Those born in the last week of July
  36. 66A
    My Latin teacher used to goad "You haven't SAID what the word for 'but' is" (My German teacher used to say my Latin teacher would soon be BALD)
  37. 67A
    Paul McCarthy's sheep-dog of song
Verticales
  1. 1D
    British legislators
  2. 2D
    Charged particle
  3. 3D
    Birdie or bogey, for example
  4. 4D
    Happy exclamation from the dressing room
  5. 5D
    Defeat soundly
  6. 6D
    Semiessential proteinogenic amino acid (perhaps belonging to pitcher Young?)
  7. 7D
    Feet for 14A
  8. 8D
    Last bits at the bottom
  9. 9D
    "----- friend stabs you in the front, not the back"-Oscar Wilde
  10. 10D
    Trippy stuff
  11. 11D
    Big name in luxury bags
  12. 12D
    When Ratty and Mole's compatriot had financial difficulties, he was a Toad ------
  13. 13D
    Deliberately overlook
  14. 19D
    Where to stay at night
  15. 21D
    "--- some peanuts and cracker jack"
  16. 23D
    System for dating events over two thousand years ago
  17. 24D
    Posting abbr. for when the pirate ship is coming in
  18. 26D
    Muss and fuss
  19. 28D
    Cease
  20. 29D
    Flower seen exclusively in paintings depicting the annunciation (and of the crucifixion)
  21. 33D
    Liquide que l'on trouve dans 40D
  22. 34D
    The difference between cooped and coped
  23. 35D
    Pitts who starred in "Greed" (1924)
  24. 37D
    Semiconductor with free electrons
  25. 38D
    Impulsive unmotivated action
  26. 39D
    Corroded
  27. 40D
    Grande étendue d'33D salée, ou une chanson de Charles Trenet: "La ---"
  28. 42D
    Person believed to be involved in a crime; often investigations focus on a lead or central one
  29. 43D
    Winter hours in Santa Fe
  30. 44D
    Interdependent grp. of items forming a unif. whole
  31. 45D
    "The Desert Fox"
  32. 47D
    Animal whose pelt was highly valued in the French fur trade
  33. 49D
    Tests for college credit, briefly
  34. 50D
    Sp. misses
  35. 51D
    Feudal lord
  36. 52D
    Possible conclusion to a palindrome that may begin with "Dermitis. Rose sore. Roses or sit......"
  37. 56D
    ---, --- parva stella; Miror quaenam sis tam bella. Splendens eminus in illo, Alba velut gemma caelo.
  38. 58D
    Moths with colorful eye patters, or Apple phone management software
  39. 59D
    Top edge
  40. 60D
    Go us!
  41. 61D
    Health resort
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