NY Times, Mon, Aug 30, 2004

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Across		Down
1. Tow : HAUL 5. From County Clare, e.g. : IRISH 10. ___ pet (onetime fad item) : CHIA 14. "The Thin Man" pooch : ASTA 15. Off-limits : TABOO 16. "Crazy" bird : LOON 17. Manual transmission : STICKSHIFT 19. "What've you been ___?" : UPTO 20. Politely : NICELY 21. High-spirited horse : ARABIAN 23. Swap : TRADE 24. From one side to the other : ACROSS 26. Shade of beige : ECRU 28. Warwick who sang "Walk On By" : DIONNE 32. Tree branch : LIMB 36. Makes a row in a garden, say : HOES 38. "Hasta la vista!" : ADIOS 39. Operatic solo : ARIA 40. Academy Award : OSCAR 42. Fighting, often with "again" : ATIT 43. Goes off on a mad tangent : RANTS 45. With 22-Down, Korea's location : EAST 46. Bone-dry : SERE 47. Moose or mouse : ANIMAL 49. Perlman of "Cheers" : RHEA 51. Upstate New York city famous for silverware : ONEIDA 53. Twinkie's filling : CREME 58. Versatile legume : SOYBEAN 61. Entraps : SNARES 62. Jai ___ : ALAI 63. Lakeshore rental, perhaps : PADDLEBOAT 66. Lass : GIRL 67. Between, en français : ENTRE 68. Taking a break from work : IDLE 69. One of two wives of Henry VIII : ANNE 70. Hem again : RESEW 71. Loch ___ monster : NESS		1. Lacks, quickly : HASNT 2. Up and about : ASTIR 3. Ancient city NW of Carthage : UTICA 4. Tied, as shoes : LACED 5. ___-bitsy : ITSY 6. Shout from the bleachers : RAH 7. There: Lat. : IBI 8. Until now : SOFAR 9. Souped-up car : HOTROD 10. Standard drink mixers : CLUBSODAS 11. Arizona tribe : HOPI 12. Tiny amount : IOTA 13. Shortly : ANON 18. Swiss artist Paul ___ : KLEE 22. See 45-Across : ASIA 24. Came up : AROSE 25. What a TV host reads from : CUECARD 27. Funnywoman Margaret : CHO 29. Evening, in ads : NITE 30. Dark film genre, informally : NOIR 31. Villa d'___ : ESTE 32. "___ Croft Tomb Raider" (2001 film) : LARA 33. Tehran's land : IRAN 34. Prefix with skirt or series : MINI 35. Transportation for the Dynamic Duo : BATMOBILE 37. Bird's name in "Peter and the Wolf" : SASHA 41. Numbered rd. : RTE 44. Of sound mind : SANE 48. Frog, at times : LEAPER 50. Unappealing skin condition : ACNE 52. Idiotic : INANE 54. 1990's Israeli P.M. : RABIN 55. Wear away : ERODE 56. Breakfast, lunch and dinner : MEALS 57. Kefauver of 1950's politics : ESTES 58. The "Star Wars" trilogy, for one : SAGA 59. Actress Lena : OLIN 60. Folksy tale : YARN 61. Whole bunch : SLEW 64. Alcoholic's woe : DTS 65. Rapper Dr. ___ : DRE