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May 23 2019 crossword
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Game with a maximum score of 3,333,360:
PACMAN
*Locate precisely:
PIN
Good "Wheel of Fortune" buy for CHEESE WHEEL:
ANE
Time to indulge:
CHEATDAY
Grp. that trademarked the phrase "Helping Survivors Survive":
MADD
Provides (for):
ALLOWS
By birth:
NEE
Host Allen of TV's "Chopped":
TED
*Malcolm Gladwell best seller, with "The":
TIPPING
Something to run:
ERRAND
Notarized paper:
DEED
*The outcome of a story might hinge on one:
PLOT
Attire not usually worn outdoors, informally:
PJS
World's most-visited museum:
LOUVRE
Sweet Rosie of old song:
OGRADY
___ fly:
TSETSE
Get some air:
INHALE
Hotheadedness:
IRE
Brief, abrupt changes in direction:
JOGS
*One might say "Home Sweet Home":
NEEDLE
*Important spot on the body for acupuncture:
PRESSURE
Title usually abbreviated to its first, fifth and sixth letters:
SENORA
Tempest in a teapot:
ADO
Aid for making a sand castle:
SPADE
Certain curtains:
SWAGS
Vineyard vessel:
VAT
See 42-Across:
BIT
*Kind of pen:
BALL
Flash of genius, say:
IDEA
"Victory is ours!":
WEWIN
Conservatory piece:
ETUDE
Unlikely homecoming court members:
NERDS
*Touchdown follower:
EXTRA
Contribute:
ADD
*Viewing angle:
STAND
White-petaled daisy:
OXEYE
Vault:
LEAP
*Aid in a speaker's presentation:
POWER
___ boots:
UGG
Who said "When I'm ready to fight, my opponent has a better chance for surviving a forest fire wearing gasoline drawers":
MRT
Fort ___, Md.:
MEADE
Bet (on):
LAYODDS
Let up:
DESIST
"My heavens!":
DEARGOD
Goes on and on and on:
DRAGS
Visceral shock:
GUTPUNCH
Author Sarah ___ Jewett:
ORNE
*Part of a scatter diagram:
DATA
With 23-Across, modicum:
WEE
Nursing ___:
BRA
*Sycophant's reward:
BROWNIE
Vibe:
AURA
Prominent 1990s Washington duo:
GORES
Hearty laugh:
GUFFAW
Useless:
OTIOSE
Counters:
REBUTS
*Kind of average:
GRADE
Homer's home:
GREECE
Rerun:
ENCORE
C7H5N3O6:
TNT
Development centers?:
UTERI
Comic actor Seth:
ROGEN
Fairly small hail size:
PEA
Subtract a year or two from one's age, say:
FIB
Mentally goes [grumble grumble grumble]:
STEWS
Certain cricket match:
TEST
Gulager of old TV and film:
CLU
It might be attached to a car:
LIEN
With 61-Across, what President Wilson proposed for a lasting peace ... or what's missing from the answers to the starred clues:
FOURTEEN
Animal feared by Winston in "1984":
RAT
See 59-Across:
POINTS
Survey fig.:
PCT
July 4, 1776, for one: Abbr.:
THU
*Big moment in a tennis match:
SET
Fictional schnauzer:
ASTA
Area of educ.:
SCI
Nativity scene:
CRECHE
*School overlooking the Hudson:
WEST
Certain intersection:
TEE
Drill command:
TENHUT
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