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Thu, Mar 20, 2014 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. "Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox," e.g.
  2. 5. Alternative to a game hen
  3. 10. Young brothers' band
  4. 14. "A Clockwork Orange" protagonist
  5. 15. 1/16 of a 17-Across
  6. 16. Explorer with a friend named Boots
  7. 17. See 15-Across
  8. 18. Gripping read ["Get back!"]
  9. 20. New York City's ___ Place
  10. 22. Two in Toledo
  11. 23. Fit for a king
  12. 24. Oil containers ["Get down!"]
  13. 26. Slight
  14. 27. The opposing side
  15. 29. Super bargain
  16. 30. 6 Series cars
  17. 33. ENTER CLUE
  18. 35. Hiss cause
  19. 38. Make public
  20. 39. First word of "Huckleberry Finn"
  21. 40. One passing a gate
  22. 41. Pole connector
  23. 43. ENTER CLUE
  24. 45. Actress Stapleton
  25. 46. Mall cop weapon
  26. 48. Vegetable rich in calcium and vitamin K
  27. 50. Amherst and Orono, for two ["Get up!"]
  28. 52. Where Maria and the Captain have their first kiss in "The Sound of Music"
  29. 56. Speak to the people?
  30. 57. Economy-size container
  31. 60. Lop off
  32. 61. 1977 W.W. II film ["Get lost!]
  33. 64. Nickname for Anaheim's Angel Stadium
  34. 65. Buster Brown's dog
  35. 66. In front of, old-style
  36. 67. Name series condenser
  37. 68. Suffix with mob
  38. 69. Stuck together
  39. 70. Perspective provider

Down

  1. 1. Spanish starters
  2. 2. Those with no problem getting in
  3. 3. Slowly
  4. 4. Makes pay, in a bad way
  5. 5. Concession
  6. 6. Campus area
  7. 7. Golden rule word
  8. 8. Superb, in slang
  9. 9. Ask for a biscuit, say
  10. 10. ___ gland
  11. 11. Brazzaville inhabitants
  12. 12. Gloomy, in poetry
  13. 13. Eric who wrote "The Very Hungry Caterpillar"
  14. 19. Press
  15. 21. Cousin of "Olé!"
  16. 25. ENTER CLUE
  17. 26. "___ over"
  18. 28. Cleveland was one in Buffalo
  19. 29. Leave scoreless
  20. 30. When repeated, a nursery rhyme call
  21. 31. Mingle
  22. 32. Presented prominently
  23. 34. First word of "Richard III"
  24. 36. Alias
  25. 37. Blood
  26. 42. More like sailors' talk, stereotypically
  27. 43. ENTER CLUE
  28. 44. Have a dip
  29. 45. Prominent feminist blog
  30. 47. Assigned position
  31. 49. Velázquez's "___ Meninas"
  32. 50. Covers
  33. 51. What an astronaut may be in
  34. 53. What you might get for a party nowadays
  35. 54. Founded
  36. 55. Stage in a Ph.D. program
  37. 57. Tasteless stuff
  38. 58. Subjects of some 911 calls
  39. 59. Uncovered
  40. 62. Clodhopper
  41. 63. Like cherry-flavored things

This puzzle was published on Thursday, Mar 20, 2014 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

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