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Mon, Feb 02, 2015 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Egg size larger than large
  2. 6. Remove, as a potato peel
  3. 10. Big inits. in financial news
  4. 13. French ___ soup
  5. 14. Prime draft classification
  6. 15. Inflict upon
  7. 16. "Some Like It Hot" actor
  8. 18. The Parthenon or Machu Picchu
  9. 19. "I must do this"
  10. 21. "How adorable!"
  11. 24. Key for exiting full-screen mode
  12. 25. Item on a birthday cake
  13. 26. Wool variety
  14. 29. Permitted
  15. 30. What a baker gets a rise out of?
  16. 31. Indonesian tourist destination
  17. 33. Notable time
  18. 34. Empire State Building locale ... or a hint to three letters in 16-, 19-, 52- and 57-Across
  19. 38. Existed
  20. 40. Thick Japanese noodle
  21. 41. Get tangled up
  22. 44. Marzipan nuts
  23. 47. Aioli, mostly
  24. 48. Bit of sports equipment with a reel
  25. 49. King or queen beater
  26. 51. Clear (of)
  27. 52. Indictment for a serious offense
  28. 56. "This skull has ___ in the earth ...": "Hamlet"
  29. 57. Executive's free "wheels"
  30. 61. Rubik who invented Rubik's Cube
  31. 62. Margarine
  32. 63. Enticing smell
  33. 64. NNW's opposite
  34. 65. Bottoms of paws
  35. 66. Given to crying

Down

  1. 1. Write quickly
  2. 2. Tre minus due
  3. 3. 60 secs.
  4. 4. William who played Hopalong Cassidy in old westerns
  5. 5. "I'll only say this ___ ..."
  6. 6. Places with wharves
  7. 7. Bit of tomfoolery
  8. 8. Bridle strap
  9. 9. Unhurried pace
  10. 10. Eager reply to "You guys want to come?"
  11. 11. Meara's partner in comedy
  12. 12. Actor on "Homicide: Life on the Street" and "Chicago P.D."
  13. 15. Brand for clearing a clogged pipe
  14. 17. Druggie
  15. 20. Home to L.A. and S.F.
  16. 21. Tan who wrote "The Joy Luck Club"
  17. 22. "___ is me!"
  18. 23. TV show that popularized the phrase "Is it bigger than a breadbox?"
  19. 27. Cigar residue
  20. 28. Suffix with Manhattan
  21. 29. Turing who was portrayed in "The Imitation Game"
  22. 31. "Two no-trump" and others
  23. 32. In the past
  24. 35. Kind of film exemplified by "Lethal Weapon"
  25. 36. Expert
  26. 37. Statute
  27. 38. Dimpled breakfast items
  28. 39. Hanging on every word
  29. 42. QB Manning
  30. 43. "Turn on, tune in, drop out" drug
  31. 45. University of Maine's home
  32. 46. Oui's opposite
  33. 47. Wang of fashion
  34. 49. Arabic man's name meaning "highly praised"
  35. 50. Mob bosses
  36. 53. Pepsi-___
  37. 54. Chew like a rat
  38. 55. Brontë's "Jane ___"
  39. 58. British runner Sebastian
  40. 59. Increase, with "up"
  41. 60. Beam of light

This puzzle was published on Monday, Feb 02, 2015 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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