NY Times Crossword 10 Sep 20, Thursday

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Across

Clues	Answers
Mind-set	MOOD
Shells you can eat	PASTA
Spoiled	BAD
With 70-Across, dramatic opening of 62-Across’s Fifth	GGG E-FLAT
A computer hacker usually uses this	ALIAS
It’s next to nada	UNO
Like boardinghouse rooms, again and again	RELET
Like all of the 62-Across works in this puzzle	SYMPHONIC
Some garden machinery	SEEDERS
It’s a laugh	YUK
Jewish month of 30 days	SHEBAT
___ limits (political issue)	TERM
Ricky Martin, e.g. [Third]	PUERTO RICAN (hiding “EROICA”)
Pivot	SLUE
Abbr. after Brooklyn or Cleveland	HTS
Exercise before a trip to Latin America, say [Sixth]	SPANISH TUTORIAL (hiding “PASTORAL”)
“___ So Sweet to Trust in Jesus” (hymn)	‘TIS
Quaking cause	FEAR
Pelvic bones	ILIA
When sung three times, a soccer anthem	OLE!
Event before a college football game [Ninth]	SCHOOL RALLY (hiding “CHORAL”)
___ ball	NERF
Walk stylishly	SASHAY
Is down with	HAS
Like many retired academics	EMERITA
Composer whose works are hidden in 30-, 39- and 48-Across	BEETHOVEN
Only part of Egypt located in Asia	SINAI
Potential starts of new generations	OVA
Broadcasting	ON AIR
See 13-Across	FFFD
Marked incorrect	XED
Trifle	PENNY
Schlep	TOTE

Down

Clues	Answers
Supervisors: Abbr.	MGRS
Curved molding	OGEE
Randy look	OGLE
Released air from, as a balloon	DEFLATED
Quarterback, often	PASSER
Prince ___ Khan	ALY
Kind of card	SIM
Choose	TAP
Like barbecue pits	ASHY
Historic Boston locale	BUNKER HILL
What every infinitive in Esperanto ends with	-ANI
Grumpy co-worker	DOC
Class struggle?	TEST
Not at home or caught at home	OUT
Part of the Greek spelling of “Aristotle”	RHO
Paris hangouts	BISTROS
Vocal opponent of 2001’s Patriot Act, for short	ACLU
Like violin strings	TAUT
The price you pay	RETAIL
Lose	MISLAY
Detroit pro player	PISTON
Disentangle, in a way	UNPILE
David Lynch’s first feature-length film	ERASERHEAD
Last name in “Star Wars”	REN
Prefix with cortex	NEO-
Possibilities	IFS
Brief moments	SECS
It’s a laugh	HA HA
Coastal feature	RIA
Literary master of irony	O HENRY
Skedaddle	LAM
Stock at a saloon	RYES
Trimmable part	FAT
Get the goods	SHOP
It may precede a breakup	RIFT
Lowdown	INFO
Loser to Wilson in 1912	TAFT
Person carrying a briefcase, maybe	AIDE
Pricey seating area	BOX
December 24, e.g.	EVE
It’s next to nothing	ONE
Part of 62-Across’s name	VAN
64-Down, to 62-Across	EIN