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"A Little Arithmetic" by David Diebold on 1/27/2015 [easy]
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1- !, to a printer; 5- Searches for water; 11- Beta alternative; 14- "Me too" sort; 15- Below, to Blake; 16- Take the bait?; 17- Rockies feature; 19- Furlough activity, for short; 20- Babbled; 21- Part of U.R.I.; 23- "Awakenings" drug; 26- Certain title holder; 28- Cooking instruction; 32- "Chairman" mentioned in The Beatles' "Revolution"; 33- 0.001 inches; 34- "Anatomy ___ Murder"; 35- Funeral heap; 37- Typewriter sound; 39- "___ in Cincinnati"; 43- Sugarloaf Mountain city; 45- Indian writer Santha Rama ___; 46- Any Louis from I to XVIII; 47- Appreciation from the crowd; 53- Football term; 54- Used a brayer; 55- "Don't Be Cruel" as opposed to "Hound Dog"; 56- Tiny tot; 60- "Balloon Hoax" author; 61- Makes some calculations; 66- "Over There" cont.; 67- Intestinal opening?; 68- What "!" may mean, in comics; 69- Bad-mouth, to a rapper; 70- Lauder and Chandler; 71- "... and make it fast!"; Down 1- Base; 2- Month when most think of the IRS; 3- Birth name indicator; 4- Italian brandy; 5- "Anti-art" movement; 6- "... and step ___!"; 7- " ___ Only Just Begun"; 8- Got ready for a tongue depressor, say; 9- Announcement at J.F.K.: Abbr.; 10- Man with a star; 11- "Romeo and Juliet" city; 12- "Agrippina" composer; 13- Bourbon, for one; 18- A reporter may set it; 22- "___ silver clouds below" (John Denver line); 23- "Aladdin" prop; 24- "Saving Private Ryan" opening scene; 25- "Ewww" inducer; 27- Check, as a fact; 29- "Doesn't bother me"; 30- It amounts to nothing; 31- "Angel of the Battlefield" Barton; 36- Baseball Hall of Famer Banks; 38- Baseball hat; 40- "Baseball Tonight" analyst John; 41- Pete of baseball; 42- Like a fabled piper; 44- Capitol staffer's wear; 47- Spoke like Don Corleone; 48- ""Absolument, Monsieur!""; 49- Bovine glands; 50- Least possible; 51- "Come here often?" e.g.; 52- Absence of oomph; 57- "Compás" point; 58- "Are" in Arles; 59- "Caught you!" cries; 62- 1948 pact: Abbr.; 63- "Consumer Reports" lacks them; 64- "Coffee or ___?"; 65- Five-star W.W. II general Arnold; |