BY ANNA SHECHTMAN

In print | Published October 30, 2008 — Updated May 23, 2010 11:51

ACROSS

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1. Exam taken by some coll. seniors
5. Cookie residue
10. Baby’s bed
14. It’s 58 percent Mormon
15. Jazzie Count
16. Influential caucus state
17. Oliver Twist’s request
18. Ivy League school in a swing state: abbr.
19. Virginia Woolf’s “A ____ of One’s Own”
20. Remedy for 40-Across
23. 1983 Streisand role
24. Swarthmore’s winter time zone
25. “ _____, set, go”
29. You hear here
31. Get-rich-quick machine: abbr.
33. Before: prefix
34. Aimless
38. “___ Town,” Thorton Wilder play
39. Cupid
40. It began on Tuesday, October 29, 1929, with “The”
43. Eve’s counterpart
44. Ctrl + ___ + Del
45. Celebrated American space mission
46. Indicator of efficiency of an investment: abbr.
47. A Cyclops only has one
48. Dog days on the Seine
49. Bird abodes
51. The M of EMT: Abbr.
53. 43-across had a famous one, maybe
58. Remedy for 40-Across
61. Traditional Indian garment
64. Wintour and Karenina, e.g.
65. How to get a meal on the run
66. John McCain’s self-proclaimed favorite pop group
67. _____ und Drang
68. Prince William’s school
69. First “moonwalker” Armstrong
70. Actor’s comment to the audience
71. Like the garden outside of Parrish

DOWN
1. Like some uncomfortable ma-tresses
2. Shopping mall unit
3. 21-time MLB all-star Hank
4. Winona Ryder’s crime
5. Oldest TV station in Western Canada
6. Lil’ Wayne or Jay-Z, e.g.
7. Drug addicts
8. It resided in King Minos’ labyrinth
9. Luxury car, informally
10. Odysseus’ seductress
11. Arguably the cutest Winnie the Pooh character
12. ____ Jima
13. Chef Emeril Lagasse’s exclamation
21. “____ My Heart in San Francisco”
22. The law has a long one
26. The cruelest month, according to TS Eliot
27. Physiological sign of boredom
28. Like some questions
30. During light hours
32. Alternative to trick
34. Over and over
35. Rap’s Ph.D
36. Raises
37. “ ____ Sam,” 2001 Sean Penn movie
38. Choose
39. “That” to Pedro
41. Copper and Boron, e.g
42. Javelin, e.g.
47. Opposite of WNW
48. Nobel-winning chemist Buchner

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