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New York Times, Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Author:
Sarah Keller
Editor:
Will Shortz
Blog:
67-Across : Ring-tailed primate
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Sarah Keller

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 74, Blocks: 40 Missing: {KQZ} Spans: 2 This is puzzle # 50 for Ms. Keller. Wednesday freshness: 79%
Jim Horne notes:

This is Sarah Keller's 50th NYT crossword.

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© 2013, The New York Times8/14/13 ( No. 23,290 )
Across
1
___ Mesa, Calif. : COSTA
6
Legs on an insect or strings on a guitar : HEXAD
11
Decryption org. : NSA
14
Square dance group, e.g. : OCTET
15
___ curiae (friends of the court) : AMICI
16
Done, to Donne : OER
17
Author Zora ___ Hurston : NEALE
18
Sells in the stands : VENDS
19
Insult, slangily : DIS
20
Norwegian import in the dairy case : JARLSBERGCHEESE
23
Windsor's locale: Abbr. : ONT
24
Bit of ink, for short : TAT
25
"Aw, hell!" : DAMN
26
Some book jacket blurbs : BIOS
28
Links : GOLFCOURSE
33
Not so risky : SAFER
35
Youngest 600-homer man, informally : AROD
36
You can hardly believe it : FLIMSYALIBI
41
Oscar winner Jannings : EMIL
42
Inappropriate for the easily offended, say : NONPC
45
Bit of equipment for an outdoor kids' game : WIFFLEBALL
51
Help (out) : BAIL
52
Electronically scored duel : EPEE
53
Western treaty grp. : OAS
55
___-Blo fuse : SLO
56
What 20-, 28-, 36- and 45-Across are : THINGSWITHHOLES
62
Cranberry locale : BOG
63
Carlos Danger, e.g. : ALIAS
64
Lavatory sign : INUSE
65
___ Taylor (clothier) : ANN
66
Beatnik's percussion : BONGO
67
Ring-tailed primate : LEMUR
68
___ judicata : RES
69
"S.N.L." bit : SPOOF
70
Northern Scandinavians : LAPPS
Down
1
Scams : CONJOBS
2
Where Polynesia is : OCEANIA
3
Go from square one : STARTOFF
4
Blow the whistle, so to speak : TELL
5
"This is only ___" : ATEST
6
Can't help but : HAVETO
7
E.M.T. part: Abbr. : EMER
8
Ped ___ : XING
9
Aussie rockers with a knickers-clad lead guitarist : ACDC
10
Potluck choice : DISH
11
Spouse's refusal : NODEAR
12
Earth movers? : SEISMS
13
Literary sleuth ___ Lupin : ARSENE
21
Do a supermarket task : BAG
22
Ending of many an e-mail address : EDU
27
French seasoning : SEL
29
Grammy-winning Eric Clapton tune : LAYLA
30
___ diavolo : FRA
31
Potter or Klink: Abbr. : COL
32
Valhalla ruler : ODIN
34
Cambodian currency : RIEL
37
Marseilles Mrs. : MME
38
Bro, for one : SIB
39
Flapper's do : BOB
40
Struggling at the plate, say : INASLUMP
43
Amasses, as debt : PILESUP
44
Sales pros : CLOSERS
45
Party room fixture : WETBAR
46
"The Internet in your pocket" sloganeer, once : IPHONE
47
Fakes : FEIGNS
48
Sedge locale : FEN
49
Many : LOTSOF
50
"Well, ___-di-dah" : LAH
54
Participant in 1-Down : SHILL
57
Chews the rag : GABS
58
Zero-star fare : SLOP
59
Rotgut buyer, perhaps : WINO
60
To whom Brabantio says "Thou art a villain" : IAGO
61
Fit for drafting : ONEA

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