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Across
1.
Ornamental border
5.
Like draft beer
10.
Sound state
14.
Scandinavian king
15.
College near Albany, NY
16.
Speed: Ger.
17.
"
Porgy and Bess" setting
19.
Noel reversal
20.
Sudden twitch
21.
Game show player
23.
Type of foil
26.
Ornament in relief
27.
Murmur "a good bad-
weather race horse"
32.
British rocker Brian
33.
Ammonia-derived
compound
34.
Do one's roots
38.
Bee Gees surname
40.
"
Have ___ day!"
42.
Barely passing marks
43.
Up to this point
45.
Storehouse
47.
Female singer's 2001
album that debuted at #1
48.
Nov. 11 commemoratives
51.
Verbally abuse
54.
Greek letters that
resemble pitchforks
55.
Price for a pound, say
58.
Channel with cameras in
the Capitol
62.
Chemical formula for
sodium hydroxide
63.
Title setting for a Neil
Simon play
66.
Hun leader
67.
Songstress Gorme
68.
Carolina college town
69.
Challenge
70.
Egg sites
71.
British sand hill
Down
1.
Holliday and others
2.
Gain ___ (get ahead in a
race)
3.
Crunched numbers
4.
Compensate
5.
CIA's forerunner
6.
Biomedical research org.
7.
University of Maryland
player
8.
Forest ox
9.
Hocked
10.
Of good upbringing
11.
All-vowels song refrain
12.
Inge's "___ of Roses"
13.
Periods of penitence
18.
Chinese-born American
architect
22.
Ret.
24.
First name in wit
25.
Oscar winner for Best Song
in "8 Mile"
27.
Prefix with byte
28.
Etats-___
29.
Shakespeare's Sir ___
Belch
30.
Pull together
31.
Flee
35.
"
It was ___ vu all over
again"
36.
"
Gimme an A...", e.g.
37.
Those, in Mexico
39.
Wear the latest styles, say,
slangily
41.
Major poetic effort
44.
Skin powder
46.
Stoltz and Idle
49.
Start the bidding afresh
50.
Distributed
51.
Move rapidly toward
52.
Mother's brother, e.g.
53.
Six-stringed instruments
56.
Cowboy Rogers's real last
name
57.
Tiny bits
59.
Big stack
60.
Loads and loads
61.
Baltimore oriole :
Maryland :: ___ : Hawaii
64.
Clearasil target, slangily
65.
D.D.E.'s political rival
PUZZ L E CHA L L ENGE
G i an t C r o s s wo r d
AC ROS S
1.
Ornamental border
5.
Like draft beer
10.
Sound state
14.
Scandinavian king
15.
College near Albany, NY
16.
Speed: Ger.
17. “
Porgy and Bess” setting
19.
Noel reversal
20.
Sudden twitch
21.
Game show player
23.
Type of foil
26.
Ornament in rel ef
27.
Murmur “a good badweather
race horse”
32.
British rocker Brian
33.
Ammonia-de ived compound
34.
Do one’s roots
38.
Bee Gees surname
40. “
Have ___ day!”
42.
Barely passing marks
43.
Up to this point
45.
Storehouse
47.
Female singer’s 2001
album that debuted at #1
48.
Nov. 11 commemoratives
51.
Verbally abuse
54.
Greek letters that
resemble pitchforks
55.
Price for a pound, say
58.
Channel with cameras in
the Capitol
62.
Chemical formula for
sodium hydroxide
63.
Title setting for a
Neil Simon play
66.
Hun leader
67.
Songstress Gorme
(
See Photo for Hint)
68.
Carolina college town
69.
Challenge
70.
Egg sites
71.
British sand hill
DOWN
1.
Holliday and others
2.
Gain ___ (get ahead in a race)
3.
Crunched numbers
4.
Compensate
5.
CIA’s forerunner
6.
Biomedical research org.
7.
University of Maryland player
8.
Forest ox
9.
Hocked
10.
Of good upbringing
11.
All-vowels song refrain
12.
Inge’s “___ of Ros s”
13.
Periods of penitence
18.
Chinese-born American
architect
22.
Ret.
24.
First name in wit
25.
Oscar winner for Best Song
in “8 Mile”
27.
Prefix with byte
28.
Etats-___
29.
Shakespeare’s Sir ___ Belch
30.
Pull together
31.
Flee
35. “
It was ___ vu all over again”
36. “
Gimme an A...”, e.g.
37.
Those, in Mexico
39.
Wear the latest styles, say,
slangily
41.
Major poetic effort
44.
Skin powder
46.
Stoltz and Idle
49.
Start the bidding afresh
50.
Distributed
51.
Move rapidly toward
52.
Mother’s brother, e.g.
53.
Six-stringed instruments
56.
Cowboy Rogers’s real
last name
57.
Tiny bits
59.
Big stack
60.
Loads and loads
61.
Baltimore oriole :
Maryland :: ___ : Hawaii
64.
Clearasil target, slangily
65.
D.D.E.’s political rival
