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Tue, Jun 24, 2014 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. "Oh, so that's it!"
  2. 4. Impetuous
  3. 9. Norwegian tourist attraction
  4. 14. Tease
  5. 15. Author of Gothic short stories, in short
  6. 16. Slave away
  7. 17. Music producer Brian
  8. 18. Sleep state for an electronic device
  9. 20. Fesses up
  10. 22. Ruckus
  11. 23. Tidbit for a bird
  12. 24. Outsource, as part of a job
  13. 27. Still-life subject
  14. 28. SXSW festival setting
  15. 33. Blossom support
  16. 36. Really cool, in slang
  17. 39. Hooch
  18. 40. Secret military mission ... or a hint to the circled letters in this puzzle?
  19. 43. Oscar winner for "Skyfall"
  20. 44. Yemen's capital
  21. 45. Ye ___ Shoppe
  22. 46. What covers many blocks?
  23. 48. Gremlins and Pacers
  24. 50. Like World of Warcraft and other fare for 66-Acrosses
  25. 56. Coin whose front varies by country
  26. 60. Stable diet?
  27. 61. Mopey donkey of children's literature
  28. 62. It's on the left in the U.S. and the right in the U.K.
  29. 65. Boy
  30. 66. See 50-Across
  31. 67. Doughnut's shape
  32. 68. Wildcats of the N.C.A.A.
  33. 69. Kagan of the Supreme Court
  34. 70. Potter's potions professor
  35. 71. Simone de Beauvoir's "The Second ___"

Down

  1. 1. Fields
  2. 2. One who believes in karma
  3. 3. Weapon of mass destruction in '45 headlines
  4. 4. Confer (upon)
  5. 5. Tangle
  6. 6. Therapists' org.
  7. 7. Submarine sensor
  8. 8. ___ Gabler, Ibsen heroine
  9. 9. Really cool, in slang
  10. 10. Copier malfunctions
  11. 11. Instrument that tunes an orchestra
  12. 12. Cycled, say
  13. 13. Great Scott?
  14. 19. ___ Raton, Fla.
  15. 21. Magnesium chloride, e.g.
  16. 25. Nirvana and Destiny's Child
  17. 26. Big horn
  18. 29. In a manner of speaking
  19. 30. Slave away
  20. 31. Preppy clothing brand
  21. 32. Protected bird in Hawaii
  22. 33. Grift, e.g.
  23. 34. ___ list
  24. 35. Of all time
  25. 37. One working overtime in Apr., maybe
  26. 38. Alaskan peninsula
  27. 41. 20 quires of paper
  28. 42. Increased, as production
  29. 47. German coal region
  30. 49. "Monty Python" actor John
  31. 51. Persists
  32. 52. Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse ___
  33. 53. They provide richness in batter
  34. 54. Wipe away
  35. 55. Brought back
  36. 56. Sharp part
  37. 57. Eurasia's ___ Mountains
  38. 58. Frost
  39. 59. Place for a roast
  40. 63. Historical interval
  41. 64. Flatow or Glass of public radio

This puzzle was published on Tuesday, Jun 24, 2014 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

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