NY Times, Fri, Mar 06, 2009

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1. Tetanus symptom : SPASMS 7. 1980s-'90s action/adventure series : MACGYVER 15. Square off against : TILTAT 16. Being borrowed by : ONLOANTO 17. The world, per the Bard : ASTAGE 18. Be in a fix, say : NEEDHELP 19. It may be glassy : STARE 20. Key : VITAL 21. Low reef : CAY 22. Sender of the Calydonian boar : ARTEMIS 24. Insignificant injury : NICK 26. Prefix with -polis : ACRO 27. "The Great Broxopp" playwright, 1921 : AAMILNE 29. 1989 French Open winner and others : CHANGS 31. Academic area : SCIENCES 35. Name tag? : III 36. "Cómo es ___?" ("How come?" in Cádiz) : ESO 38. Follower of drop or shut : INS 39. It includes mayo : ANO 40. Doctor who's friends with Matthew Mugg : DOLITTLE 43. Prize : ESTEEM 45. New Jersey setting of "Coneheads" : PARAMUS 47. "All You Need ___" (2008 Morrissey song) : ISME 48. Dance around a high chair? : HORA 49. It doesn't include a bonus : BASEPAY 51. Annual stretch of trois mois : ETE 53. Physicist Ampère : ANDRE 55. Noted role for Maria Callas : NORMA 57. With 60-Across, hypocrite's mantra : DOASISAY 59. Cry that may forestall a lame excuse : SAVEIT 60. See 57-Across : NOTASIDO 61. Backpedaler's words : IMEANT 62. Forward and back, e.g. : ATHLETES 63. "St. Elsewhere" actor David : BIRNEY		1. Stepping-off points: Abbr. : STAS 2. Yellow-green shade : PISTACHIO 3. Place to receive communion : ALTARRAIL 4. Tackle : STARTON 5. 1966 Tony winner for "Marat/Sade" : MAGEE 6. Julie, e.g.: Abbr. : STE 7. Philosophies that regard reality as one organic whole : MONISMS 8. Without ___ (daringly) : ANET 9. It's next to 10-Down, both in an adage and literally in this puzzle : CLEANLINESS 10. See 9-Down : GODLINESS 11. Derisive cry : YAH 12. Feature of some shirts : VNECK 13. See 28-Down : ETLA 14. Thickly fibrous : ROPY 20. Using : VIA 23. One way around town : MASSTRANSIT 25. What few people live for: Abbr. : CEN 26. Breakdown cause : ACID 28. With 13-Down, here and there, to Henri : ICI 30. Start pulling down more? : GETARAISE 32. Certain section : CAESAREAN 33. Barry B. Longyear novella that won Hugo and Nebula awards : ENEMYMINE 34. Certain : SOME 37. Brazilian greeting : OLA 41. Subject for a W.S.J. article : IPO 42. Early developments : EMBRYOS 44. Upset : TIPOVER 46. Sharjah's fed. : UAE 48. Ledger with lines : HEATH 50. As a friend, to Frédéric : ENAMI 51. Mom in "Hairspray" : EDNA 52. Blow : TOOT 54. ___ City, Fla. : DADE 56. Pro in briefs?: Abbr. : ATTY 58. Paradise in literature : SAL 59. Family member : SIB