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Author: Stanley Newman / Will Shortz
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Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.85, Missing: { F Q V }, Scrabble score: 358 (avg 1.89)
Open squares: 75, Cheater squares: 0, Freshness Factor™: 57.9, New York Times Across Lite file
This is puzzle 10 of 12 for Mr. Newman — solos: 12, collaborations: 0, Sundays: 1

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© 2005, The New York Times
Across Down
1. Evergreen trees : YEWS
5. Hammer part : CLAW
9. Fit for a king : REGAL
14. Massage target : ACHE
15. Inauguration highlight : OATH
16. Dress type : ALINE
17. Boo or yoo follower : WHATISHOO
19. Jazz singer Carmen : MCRAE
20. "I should say ___!" : NOT
21. Actress Gaynor : MITZI
22. Leaves high and dry : JILTS
23. Certain OPEC minister : IRANI
25. Gravity-powered vehicle : SLED
27. Lorraine's neighbor : ALSACE
29. Online activity : CHAT
30. Functioned as : WAS
33. Unwitting tools : PAWNS
34. Snowy locale in a Frost poem : WOODS
35. Currently "in" : HOT
36. Hightailed it : HIED
37. Manifests : SHOWS
38. Kind of package : CARE
39. B & B : INN
40. Up : AWAKE
41. "I ___ Right to Sing the Blues" : GOTTA
42. Wolf's home : DEN
43. After the whistle : LATE
44. Green eggs and ham profferer, in Dr. Seuss : SAMIAM
45. Rigatoni relative : ZITI
46. Puzzles solved with a pencil : MAZES
47. Circular dinner order : PIZZA
50. Actor's minimum : SCALE
52. Atomic : WEE
55. Lies against : ABUTS
56. Reagan's first interior secretary : WHOISWATT
58. Camp craft : CANOE
59. Tall story : YARN
60. Elvis's middle name : ARON
61. Steps lightly : TRIPS
62. New York county : ERIE
63. Lucy Lawless role : XENA
 1. Open wide : YAWN
2. Cavern feature : ECHO
3. Oldtime radio station in a 1990's AMC series : WHATISWENN
4. Prepared : SET
5. Trig function : COSINE
6. "Chicago Hope" actress : LAHTI
7. Completely : ATOZ
8. Inventor of the sewing machine : WHOISHOWE
9. Certain plane engines : RAMJETS
10. Charlton Heston title role : ELCID
11. Lass : GIRL
12. Art sch. class : ANAT
13. Venerable Virginia family : LEES
18. Some Apples : IMACS
24. Sperry's partner : RAND
26. Little shavers : LADS
27. Sap sucker : APHID
28. "Mule Train" singer, 1949 : LAINE
29. Onetime "Masterpiece Theatre" host : COOKE
30. Massachusetts birthplace of the 19th-century feminist Elizabeth Packard : WHATISWARE
31. Cardiology concern : AORTA
32. Robert Fulton power source : STEAM
34. English river, site of the ruins of Tintern Abbey : WHATISWYE
37. Big blow : SWAT
38. Rain or shine preceder : COME
40. Pen names : ALIASES
41. Stares : GAZES
44. Like some solutions : SALINE
45. Alphabetically last top 40 rock artist : ZZTOP
46. Polynesian language : MAORI
47. Warsaw ___ : PACT
48. Construction beam : IBAR
49. New Mexico Indian : ZUNI
51. Scorch : CHAR
53. George Orwell's alma mater : ETON
54. Sicilian peak : ETNA
57. Candle dripping : WAX
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