NY Times, Wed, Oct 01, 2008

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1. Figure in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" : FAUN 5. Kind of cuisine in which onions, bell peppers and celery are the "holy trinity" : CAJUN 10. Fake : SHAM 14. Hoodwink : DUPE 15. Jim Croce's "___ Name" : IGOTA 16. Tremendous : HUGE 17. Hughes poem with the line "They send me to eat in the kitchen" : ITOO 18. Introductory course, often : SALAD 19. Cy Young winner Hershiser : OREL 20. Kind of puzzle suggested by this crossword's theme : CONNECTTHEDOTS 23. Cleopatra used it as a beauty lotion : ALOE 24. King, in Portugal : REI 25. Carnivorous fish : SKATE 28. Terse letter opener : SIR 31. Sweater type : VNECK 35. Bonkers : INSANE 37. Way to find your way: Abbr. : GPS 39. French rejection : NON 40. End of a popular saying related to this puzzle's theme : NOPLACELIKEHOME 44. Former telecom giant : GTE 45. Big name in kitchen gadgets : OXO 46. One way to be caught : INALIE 47. Ed of "Roots" : ASNER 50. How some packages arrive : COD 52. Mice can be found around them : IMACS 53. Blue : SAD 55. "The Rubáiyát" poet : OMAR 57. How to link the 12 letters in this puzzle with a single line to make a picture : ALPHABETICALLY 64. Drug ___ : CZAR 65. Quibble : CAVIL 66. "Mon ___!" : DIEU 67. German car : AUDI 68. Oreo filling : CREME 69. Author Dinesen : ISAK 70. Surveyor's map : PLAT 71. Baseball pioneer Doubleday : ABNER 72. Big lugs : OAFS		1. Bank protector, for short : FDIC 2. Camera setting : AUTO 3. Agreed ___ : UPON 4. Just after birth : NEONATAL 5. Internet equipment powerhouse : CISCO 6. Semiprecious stones : AGATES 7. Big bump : JOLT 8. Logan's locale : UTAH 9. Candidate trailing Bush and Gore : NADER 10. Sure thing : SHOOIN 11. Banged up : HURT 12. A long, long time : AGES 13. Florida senator Martinez : MEL 21. "Maria ___," 1941 #1 hit : ELENA 22. The "D" in R&D: Abbr. : DEV 25. "___ song of sixpence" : SINGA 26. Sheepshanks, e.g. : KNOTS 27. John Denver wrote two songs about this town : ASPEN 29. Abode north of the Arctic Circle : IGLOO 30. Univ. in Troy, N.Y. : RPI 32. ___ Gay : ENOLA 33. Doer of stand-up : COMIC 34. Gardeners may work on them : KNEES 36. Prefix with tourism : ECO 38. What one might do in 27-Down : SKI 41. A+: Abbr. : EXC 42. 1940s computer : ENIAC 43. Equipment with a headset : HAMRADIO 48. Sparkle and wit : ESPRIT 49. College cheer : RAH 51. Sit behind bars : DOTIME 54. Bangladesh's capital, old-style : DACCA 56. Athlete who's not dashing? : MILER 57. Blue, south of the border : AZUL 58. Russian car : LADA 59. Unnice comment : BARB 60. Balanced : EVEN 61. Precursor of the Apple Macintosh : LISA 62. Dining table expander : LEAF 63. Cheap laughs : YUKS 64. Toy gun ammo : CAP