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Mel Taub
Mel Taub

NY Times, Sun, May 21, 2017 PUNS AND ANAGRAMS

32-Down : Pal's end

Author:
Mel Taub
Editor:
Will Shortz
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 33
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© 2017, The New York Times
Across
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Costs were as steep in this currency : PESETAS
8
Fault that can make you clap : CULPA
13
It goes with dat characteristic : DISTRAIT
14
Windows on oilers : ORIELS
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A med. specialty viewpoint : ENTANGLE
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Male or female, in Boston : AGENDA
18
Makes amends for Easton : ATONES
19
Bad way to arrive at the Nikola Tesla Center : LATE
21
Left to get married : DEW
22
Darn name on an atlas : RAND
23
July 3rd and April 5th : ELLS
24
Lots on the edge of matrimony : MANY
25
All eyes : III
26
Like some music in Edmonton, Alberta : TONAL
28
Poet to end at : DANTE
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Making all atingle : ELATING
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Fine art that's less clear : FAINTER
33
What a person voting "aye" ain't : ANTI
34
Man with a hoe : IVAN
35
Continuing noon gig : GOINGON
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The idea of this repels a convalescent : RELAPSE
42
Extent of anger : RANGE
43
Seamstress first to last : EWERS
45
Cid's predecessor : RAN
46
He made it so you can easily go floor to floor : OTIS
47
A B C d E F G ... : WEED
48
Number from every other part of Fairview : FIVE
49
Imp's follower : ACT
50
Evening abroad when a deity returns : SERA
51
Place to drink between the Aar and the D.A.R. : BARCAR
53
Capital where type A is pronounced : TAIPEI
55
Cooking that has all the U.S. eating : SAUTEING
57
One who might challenge all takers at the rink : SKATER
58
The whole tiny tree : ENTIRETY
59
Ecuador, Egypt or Eritrea : ELAND
60
Leaves puppy trash : LITTERS
Down
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As a duck you might call it plain : PINTAIL
2
Place I set on a European map : ESTONIA
3
St+ : STAND
4
Bird said to make money : ERNE
5
Agts.' license plates : TAGS
6
Say "'ello!" to : AIL
7
Fitzgerald canonized : STELLA
8
Mackintoshes, to a Scot : COATS
9
Enco12a34 : URGE
10
50, that is : LIE
11
Write Danny Thomas, briefly : PENDANT
12
Like food that Ned L. ate : ALDENTE
13
Sweetums in an Erie ad : DEARIE
15
"The lumber worker ___ order" : SAWYER
20
Extremely bad news for the office staff : ALLFIRED
23
Train man on the Green Line bypassing the 'L' : ENGINEER
24
___ War (biblical food fight) : MANNA
26
Get in a bit of color : TINGE
27
Aware of a toon : ONTO
28
Dali's watches had them : DIALS
30
Strong flavors of gnats : TANGS
32
Pal's end : AVER
35
Feed for gators : GROATS
36
Thin biscuit at a Coke event : OATCAKE
37
Beginning Latin II : INITIAL
39
More like actor Vincent : PRICIER
40
A TV sans wise guys : SAVANTS
41
Why, "green" is a renewable one : ENERGY
44
Lee saw it pop : WEASEL
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Like the oddity I drew : WEIRD
48
Refer to a French relative : FRERE
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Seven minus 48-Across : SEEN
51
Companion of iff or andd : BUTT
52
Tati performing : ATIT
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Captain, at heart : PTA
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Start to mate : ANI
Answer summary: 1 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later, 2 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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