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 Fred Piscop
 
        NY Times, Sun, Oct 30, 2011 DIAGRAMLESS
        53-Across : 1958 hit by Little Anthony and the Imperials
        
            Author:
Fred Piscop
            Editor:
Will Shortz
         
        Rows: 17, Columns: 17, Words: 84, Blocks: 80
     
    
	
        
            
		
			Notepad: This diagramless is 17 squares wide by 17 squares deep and has regular crossword symmetry. 1-Across begins in the 6th square of the first row.
		
	 
            
            
		
			 |  |  |  |  | 1 O  | 2 X  | 3 I  | 4 D  | 5 E  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 
		
			 | 6 E  | 7 P  | 8 S  |  | 9 D  | E  | T  | O  | X  |  |  | 10 B  | 11 I  | 12 L  | 13 L  |  | 
		
			14 B  | L  | O  | O  | 15 D  | D  | R  | I  | V  | E  |  | 16 H  | O  | W  | I  | E  |  | 
		
			17 M  | I  | L  | L  | I  |  |  | 18 S  | I  | R  |  | 19 A  | M  | I  | N  | O  |  | 
		
			20 I  | S  | I  | T  | A  | 21 G  | 22 O  |  | 23 S  | T  | 24 U  | B  | B  | L  | E  |  |  | 
		
			 | 25 T  | O  | I  | L  | I  | N  | 26 T  | H  | E  | F  | I  | E  | L  | D  | 27 S  |  | 
		
			 |  |  |  |  | 28 R  | Y  | E  |  | 29 D  | O  | T  |  | 30 S  | A  | L  | 31 E  | 
		
			32 S  | 33 I  | 34 C  |  | 35 S  | T  | O  | R  | 36 E  |  |  |  | 37 L  | O  | N  | E  | R  | 
		
			38 A  | D  | O  |  | 39 C  | H  | U  | R  | C  | 40 H  | 41 I  | 42 L  | L  |  | 43 C  | E  | O  | 
		
			44 H  | I  | N  | 45 D  | I  |  |  |  | 46 O  | O  | H  | E  | D  |  | 47 E  | T  | S  | 
		
			48 L  | O  | C  | I  |  | 49 U  | 50 S  | 51 S  |  | 52 L  | O  | G  |  |  |  |  |  | 
		
			 | 53 T  | E  | A  | 54 R  | S  | O  | N  | 55 M  | Y  | P  | I  | 56 L  | 57 L  | 58 O  | 59 W  |  | 
		
			 |  | 60 A  | M  | O  | E  | B  | A  | E  |  | 61 S  | T  | E  | E  | P  | E  | 62 D  | 
		
			 | 63 F  | L  | O  | U  | R  |  | 64 P  | O  | 65 M  |  |  | 66 A  | G  | I  | L  | E  | 
		
			 | 67 D  | E  | N  | T  | S  |  | 68 S  | W  | E  | 69 A  | 70 T  | P  | A  | N  | T  | S  | 
		
			 | 71 A  | D  | D  | S  |  |  | 72 T  | E  | M  | P  | O  |  | 73 L  | E  | S  |  | 
		
			 |  |  |  |  |  |  | 74 O  | D  | E  | O  | N  |  |  |  |  |  | 
		
	
 
            © 2011, The New York Times
         
        
    
 
    
	
        
		
            Across
            1
Nitrous ___ (laughing gas) : 
OXIDE6
Mini-albums, for short : 
EPS9
Program for ridding the body of drugs : 
DETOX10
14
16
17
Prefix with -pede : 
MILLI18
"Please, ___, I want some more" : 
SIR19
20
23
25
28
29
30
"Lost our lease" event : 
SALE32
35
37
Hardly the gregarious type : 
LONER38
39
Name called to mind by the starts of 14-, 25-, 53- and 68-Across : 
CHURCHILL43
One with a photo in a corp. report : 
CEO44
46
47
48
49
52
53
60
61
63
Pasta maker's need : 
FLOUR64
66
Having acrobatic skill : 
AGILE67
68
71
Introduces to the mix : 
ADDS72
Sheet music notation : 
TEMPO73
Porter's "___ Girls" : 
LES74
Keats title starter : 
ODEON 
        
	 
        
		
            Down
            1
2
3
Inflammation suffix : 
ITIS4
5
6
Mass-mailing tool : 
ELIST7
Sabin vaccine target : 
POLIO8
Georg of the Chicago Symphony : 
SOLTI10
11
Obstinate retort to "You won't!" : 
IWILLSO12
Country-and-western concert sight, perhaps : 
LINEDANCE13
14
Ascap's counterpart : 
BMI15
Feature of some locks : 
DIAL16
It may be good to break : 
HABIT21
Midsection measurement : 
GIRTH22
"The joke's ___!" : 
ONYOU24
Tabloid photo subject : 
UFO26
U.S. Virgin Is., e.g. : 
TERR27
31
32
33
34
35
Poli ___ (college major) : 
SCI36
Nature lover's prefix : 
ECO37
40
Like Rizzuto's cow? : 
HOLY41
Stack-serving locales : 
IHOPS42
45
Top end of the Mohs scale : 
DIAMOND49
50
51
54
55
Sounded like a Siamese : 
MEOWED56
57
At least 21, to a bouncer : 
LEGAL58
Weigh in verbally : 
OPINE59
Results of a whipping : 
WELTS62
63
65
69
70
 
        
	 
    
 
    
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