65 | | June 6, 1944 |
66 | | Food and shelter, for two |
67 | | Elvis' daughter |
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1 | | Arty area of Manhattan |
2 | | Lena of "Chocolat" |
3 | | Big name in blocks |
4 | | If Homer stubs his toe, he goes
"___!" |
5 | | Kinda |
6 | | Like one battery terminal |
7 | | Soak flax |
8 | | Hands-over-the-eyes words |
9 | | Grand in scope |
10 | | Flow partner |
11 | | "Moon River" lyricist Johnny
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12 | | Napoli locale |
13 | | Tools for some surgeons |
18 | | Problem for Pauline |
19 | | Explosive liquid, for short |
24 | | Day-___ (fluorescent paint brand) |
25 | | Like some modern carpets |
27 | | "___ a real nowhere
man..." |
28 | | Capital of Chile? |
29 | | Kind of wrestling |
30 | | One of the Four Forest Cantons |
31 | | Geological span |
35 | | Round table title |
36 | | At peace |
37 | | In the past |
38 | | In what way? |
39 | | Letters of distress |
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40 | | Summer in the south of France |
41 | | Jeter of the Yankees |
42 | | Card combos |
43 | | It comes between the U.S. and U.K. |
44 | | Became rigid |
45 | | Like some pools |
46 | | Twain's resting place |
47 | | Soaked in saltwater |
48 | | Solitary sorts |
53 | | Oodles |
55 | | Cross letters |
56 | | Hose woes |
57 | | On the briny |
59 | | Coquettish |
60 | | Cheer for torero |
61 | | Salon goo |
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