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New York Times, Tuesday, July 10, 2001

Author:
Patrick Merrell
Editor:
Will Shortz
47-Across : Aloft
TotalDebutLatestCollabs
917/10/20014/1/20202
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RebusCircleScrabblePGramFresh
551.61446%
Patrick Merrell

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 74, Blocks: 36 Missing: {JQXZ} This is the debut puzzle for Mr. Merrell. Tuesday freshness: 92%
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© 2001, The New York Times7/10/1 ( No. 18,872 )
Across
1
"Gee whillikers!" : GOSH
5
Deviate : VARY
9
Terra ___ : FIRMA
14
Judge : RATE
15
Switch ending : EROO
16
Thai or Taiwanese : ASIAN
17
Suffix with fabric : ATOR
18
Valley girl? : LILY
19
Mad : RABID
20
Alaska : SEWARDSFOLLY
23
High-ranking clergyman : PRELATE
24
___ Fables : AESOPS
28
"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" : DISNEYSFOLLY
31
Biblical tower site : BABEL
34
Home, informally : NEST
35
A, in Aachen : EIN
36
Dumbfounded : AWED
37
"___ say ..." : SADTO
39
Judge's seat : BANC
40
Org. governing two conferences : NFL
41
Japanese soup : MISO
42
Funny hitting sounds : BONKS
43
The Clermont : FULTONSFOLLY
47
Aloft : FLYING
48
Supporter : BOOSTER
52
What 20-, 28- and 43-Across each turned into : GREATSUCCESS
55
Cassette contents : VIDEO
58
Goes kaput : DIES
59
How many a product is advertised : ONTV
60
Idolize : ADORE
61
"... or ___!" : ELSE
62
Lone Star State sch. : UTEP
63
Windblown soil : LOESS
64
Famed loch : NESS
65
Prepare a salad : TOSS
Down
1
Hold : GRASP
2
Horse opera : OATER
3
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" writer : STOWE
4
Proclaimed : HERALDED
5
Grazing lands for gnus : VELDTS
6
Up : ARISEN
7
Massage deeply : ROLF
8
It can be used to walk the dog : YOYO
9
Ultraliberals : FARLEFT
10
Arbitrary parental "explanation" : ISAYSO
11
Eve's beginning : RIB
12
Month after avril : MAI
13
Additionally : AND
21
Stairwell item : RAIL
22
Catch, as a bronco : LASSO
25
Western New York town : OLEAN
26
Toy piano sound : PLINK
27
Does a film editor's job : SYNCS
29
___ the line : ENDOF
30
Thus far : YET
31
Canada's ___ National Park : BANFF
32
Terrible : AWFUL
33
Mideastern dancer's asset : BELLY
37
Burn lightly : SINGE
38
Donkey : ASS
39
Three-fingered saluter : BOYSCOUT
41
1820 White House residents : MONROES
42
Group : BLOC
44
Princeton team : TIGERS
45
Fixate (on) : OBSESS
46
Scoundrels : LOUSES
49
Fifty minutes past the hour : TENTO
50
Adlai's running mate : ESTES
51
Answers an invitation : RSVPS
53
Gulf of ___ (entrance to the Red Sea) : ADEN
54
Mah-jongg piece : TILE
55
Prince in the comics, for short : VAL
56
Altar declaration : IDO
57
Female hare : DOE

Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later, 3 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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