NY Times, Tue, Dec 29, 2009

1 J

2 I

3 V

4 E

5 C

6 A

7 G

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9 Y

10 R

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12 B

13 E

B

O

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14 A

B

O

V

E

15 M

E

R

E

16 R

O

L

L

17 E

D

O

V

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R

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T

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T

19 K

S

U

20 L

E

D

21 S

T

A

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22 M

23 I

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24 R

25 N

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C

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G

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28 L

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V

E

29 P

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D

R

O

30 R

O

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O

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32 U

S

S

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33 F

34 O

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39 L

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40 O

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O

41 I

C

I

42 E

S

T

43 O

X

E

N

44 A

N

O

L

D

45 B

L

E

S

S

46 B

47 R

48 A

V

E

N

E

W

49 W

50 O

R

L

D

51 I

O

W

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52 I

C

I

53 C

54 U

55 R

56 R

A

M

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57 A

58 N

59 O

T

H

E

60 R

O

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61 D

R

A

T

62 D

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63 A

S

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I

64 S

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65 S

A

T

Y

R

66 E

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N

Across		Down
1. Hipster's jargon : JIVE 5. Shrewd : CAGEY 10. Yank's foe : REB 13. Black, to bards : EBON 14. Outranking : ABOVE 15. "A ___ bagatelle!" : MERE 16. *Did a dog trick : ROLLEDOVER 18. Toiling away : ATIT 19. The Wildcats of the Big 12 Conf. : KSU 20. Took charge : LED 21. Rebounds, shooting percentage, etc. : STATS 22. *One who's often doing favors : MISTERNICEGUY 27. Tylenol alternative : ALEVE 29. Martinez with three Cy Youngs : PEDRO 30. ___-Rooter : ROTO 31. Shrimp-on-the-barbie eater : AUSSIE 33. Fancy dresser : FOP 36. *Affordable, as an apartment : LOWRENT 38. *Tugboat rope : TOWLINE 40. "Bed-in" participant Yoko ___ : ONO 41. Most dangerous, as winter roads : ICIEST 43. Pullers in pairs : OXEN 44. "You can't teach ___ dog ..." : ANOLD 45. Sprinkle holy water on : BLESS 46. *Aldous Huxley novel : BRAVENEWWORLD 51. Hawkeye State native : IOWAN 52. "___ on parle français" : ICI 53. Mangy mutt : CUR 56. Door-busting equipment : RAMS 57. *Bar patron's request for a refill : ANOTHERONE 61. "Dang it!" : DRAT 62. Al ___ (pasta order) : DENTE 63. Italian wine region : ASTI 64. ID with two hyphens : SSN 65. Mythical lecher : SATYR 66. School attended by 007 : ETON		1. So-and-so : JERK 2. Nigerian natives : IBOS 3. "B," maybe, in an encyclopedia : VOLUMETWO 4. Photo lab abbr. : ENL 5. Officer-to-be : CADET 6. "Humble" dwelling : ABODE 7. White House Web address ending : GOV 8. Eden exile : EVE 9. "___ out!" (ump's call) : YER 10. Mark down for a sale, say : RETAG 11. Verdi aria : ERITU 12. ___ Wetsy (old doll) : BETSY 15. San ___ (Bay Area county) : MATEO 17. Additional : ELSE 21. Hinge holder : SCREW 23. Songwriter Novello : IVOR 24. Rotational speed meas. : RPS 25. Homes for 46-Down : NESTS 26. ___-proof (easy to operate) : IDIOT 27. Guthrie who sang about Alice's Restaurant : ARLO 28. Nut case : LOON 31. Cornice support : ANCON 32. Of service : UTILE 33. Salaries, e.g., to a business owner : FIXEDCOST 34. Leftmost compartment in a till : ONES 35. Parker products : PENS 37. German indefinite article : EINEN 39. Lounge around : LOLL 42. Part of P.E.I.: Abbr. : EDW 44. Salt's "Halt!" : AVAST 45. Creamy cheese : BRIE 46. Things hidden in the answers to this puzzle's six starred clues : BIRDS 47. Zoo noises : ROARS 48. "Gimme a break!" : AWMAN 49. Quick with the zingers : WITTY 50. Autumn shade : OCHER 54. "Render ___ Caesar ..." : UNTO 55. Horse halter : REIN 57. PC pop-ups : ADS 58. Teachers' org. : NEA 59. Neighbor of Que. : ONT 60. Singer Corinne Bailey ___ : RAE