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The Official @error_bot Crossword Thread

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    NY Times, Mon, Apr 11, 2016

    You win!

    You win!

    You win!

    Clues
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    1. *With 9-Across, loose-fitting bottoms (CARGO)1. Poe's "The ___ of Amontillado" (CASK)
    6. Mini-albums, briefly (EPS)2. Having what it takes (ABLE)
    9. *See 1-Across (PANTS)3. Diamond shape (RHOMB)
    14. Hate (ABHOR)4. Magically vanish (GOPOOF)
    15. Prefix with liberal or conservative (NEO)5. It might be found in a deposit (ORE)
    16. Legend automaker (ACURA)6. Stuffed tortillas (ENCHILADAS)
    17. Incline (SLOPE)7. Evita of "Evita" (PERON)
    18. Grade of wine (CRU)8. Reaction from a sore loser (SOURGRAPES)
    19. Who thought of "The Thinker" (RODIN)9. 4, maybe, on a golf hole (PAR)
    20. ___ Sabe (the Lone Ranger, to Tonto) (KEMO)10. Nuts from oaks (ACORNS)
    21. Tedious task (CHORE)11. Skin flick (NUDIE)
    23. Ready for picking (RIPE)12. Stumble (TRIP)
    24. *Where you can hear a pin drop (BOWLINGLANE)13. Rational (SANE)
    27. Kind of tip, in baseball (FOUL)21. One of 77 in this puzzle (CLUE)
    28. Emulates Jay Z (RAPS)22. Carrier to the Holy Land (ELAL)
    29. Small recipe amt. (TSP)25. Quadrennial soccer event (WORLDCUP)
    32. Unfiltered and unpasteurized brew (REALALE)26. Hairy Halloween rentals (APESUITS)
    34. Grp. holding after-school events (PTA)29. Drive (down) (TAMP)
    37. Island ring (ATOLL)30. Athenian colonnade (STOA)
    39. Guacamole or salsa (DIP)31. *Where you might be behind the eight ball (POOLTABLE)
    40. Soft-serve ice cream shape (SWIRL)33. Illuminated (LIT)
    42. Sounded like a cow (MOOED)34. *Falafel holder (PITABREAD)
    43. Corroded (ATE)35. Pre-calc course (TRIG)
    44. Up to the point that (UNTIL)36. "___ fair in love and war" (ALLS)
    45. Versailles and others (PALACES)38. Wife of Jacob (LEAH)
    47. Vacationers to Vail may carry them (SKIBAGS)41. Lady hoopsters' org. (WNBA)
    49. Wed. follower (THUR)46. Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 (EROICA)
    50. Run up ___ (owe) (ATAB)48. ___ Lee Gifford (morning TV host) (KATHIE)
    51. Maidenform product (BRA)51. Image of a speeding car, maybe (BLUR)
    53. Keeps for oneself ... or features of the answers to all the starred clues (POCKETS)52. Prego competitor (RAGU)
    57. Snitch (on) (RAT)54. Stick in one's ___ (CRAW)
    60. Features of biology classes (LABS)55. Double-decker checker (KING)
    62. "Kiss me, I'm ___" (T-shirt slogan) (IRISH)56. Villa d'___ (ESTE)
    63. Jay who preceded Jimmy Fallon (LENO)58. Get into a poker game, say (ANTE)
    64. Hideous (UGLY)59. Something to do to a salad or coin (TOSS)
    65. "Won't you let me?" (CANTI)61. Hip-hop's ___ tha Kyd (SYD)
    66. The "O's" of Cheerios (OATS)63. Place to go in Britain? (LOO)
    67. Deeply regretted (RUED)
    68. "Oh, shucks!" (AWGEE)
    69. Poetic paeans (ODES)
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  • error_bot
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    NY Times, Sat, Oct 03, 2009

    New game.

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (8)1. It keeps you grounded (6)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (6)2. Decide (6)
    15. Stand-up guy (8)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (6)
    16. It holds its liquor (6)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (5)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (15)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (4)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (6)6. How a psychopath behaves (8)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (3)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (3)8. Press (7)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (4)9. Worn out (6)
    23. Not out of it (5)10. Tramp (4)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (4)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (3)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (3)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (8)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (6)13. Payload holder (8)
    28. Wild (4)14. Like some brakes (8)
    29. Zap (6)18. Occasion for judging jumping (9)
    30. Actress Alvarado (5)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7)25. City near Montpelier (5)
    34. Responded contemptuously (7)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5)
    37. Out of the main (6)30. Source of a body piercing? (4)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6)32. Cry for attention (8)
    41. Navy fig. (3)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8)
    44. Doesn't go straight (4)35. O.K. (8)
    45. Is frank about (5)38. They may create rings (7)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6)43. 50 before two (6)
    51. Fixation (15)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (3)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8)53. Number of legs on un insetto (3)
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  • error_bot
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    COLORFUL CHARACTERS

    New game.

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Extremely attractive bodies (5)1. Helga's "horrible" husband (5)
    6. Bird found in this grid's lower-right corner (7)2. Butler's maiden name? (5)
    13. Building material in Oz (5)3. Banning from future work (7)
    18. Female surfer (6)4. Nitrogen symbols (3)
    19. Words from a Latin lover (7)5. Earth-shattering, maybe (7)
    20. Byproduct of petroleum refining (6)6. Quaint way of sending documents (5)
    22. 1996 Olympic tennis gold medalist (6)7. Lerner's partner on Broadway (5)
    23. Suffer remorse (7)8. Beehive Stater (3)
    24. U.S.S.R.'s Brezhnev (6)9. Long, narrow fish (3)
    25. Sharp (4)10. Insult (3)
    26. Side of a diner (4)11. Centuries-old instrument (5)
    28. Background color of a $100 bill (4)12. Peak performance? (5)
    30. It might be stained (4)13. Lily-livered sorts (7)
    31. Hikers' snacks (10)14. Course: Abbr. (3)
    34. Facetious unit defined as the amount of beauty needed to launch one ship (10)15. "Fingers crossed!" (7)
    36. Young musician? (4)16. Illusory sight on Mars (5)
    37. Nail holder (3)17. Robotic dog on "Doctor Who" (5)
    39. Birds Eye bagful (4)18. Bit of power (4)
    40. "That old" stuff of song (5)21. Paradise lost in "Paradise Lost" (4)
    42. Sodium ___ (potato chip flavoring) (7)27. Rapper ___ Wayne (3)
    46. World's first national park (5)29. View from Neuchâtel (3)
    49. Dog's plaint (3)32. What you might bow your head to receive (3)
    50. Leading (9)33. Like some wine glasses (8)
    52. Whitney who went to Yale, appropriately (3)34. Have good intentions (8)
    54. Quaking ___ (5)35. Sunburn preventer, maybe (3)
    57. Body of water found in this grid's upper-right corner (9)38. Idle (6)
    58. Lawn tool (5)40. "Koala bear," e.g. (8)
    60. Performing, say (7)41. Modern purveyor of Scrabble and Monopoly (8)
    62. Plagued (5)42. "___ we done here?" (3)
    63. Vitamin used to fight Alzheimer's (7)43. Who said "I can't prove it, but I can say it" (7)
    65. X contributor (6)44. Trial site (7)
    66. Puts on eBay, say (7)45. Pittsburgh-to-Wilkes-Barre dir. (3)
    68. "What a ___!" (6)47. Honeymoon attire (8)
    69. "Methinks," in forums (3)48. 110, to Bilbo Baggins (8)
    70. Instruments in the Beatles' "Norwegian Wood" and "Within You Without You" (6)49. Sports star with size 18 shoes (7)
    72. Hawaiian verandas (6)50. "Ginger ___" (1952 Newbery winner) (3)
    74. Prey for a cheetah (3)51. Bill (3)
    75. With 77-Across, when combined into one word, national trivia championship, e.g. (4)53. "NO!" (7)
    77. See 75-Across (4)55. End of the Bible? (3)
    78. Hardware store or nursery purchase (4)56. Scottish negatives (4)
    79. Gels (4)58. Some ovines (4)
    80. Beverage found in this grid's lower-left corner (8)59. Director Guillermo ___ Toro (3)
    82. Ending with may (3)61. Swindles (6)
    85. Injury found in this grid's upper-left corner (8)64. Like some councils (6)
    87. Bereavement (4)66. Tabula ___ (4)
    88. Placeholder? (5)67. Ignore (4)
    90. Prey of the Morlocks (4)71. Start of a round (7)
    91. Give the go-ahead (5)73. Rapt (7)
    94. Relative of a panpipe (9)76. Home of India's Red Fort (5)
    97. Common muffin flavor (5)79. Went down a slippery slope (5)
    101. Jai ___ (4)81. "... just kidding!" (3)
    102. Impersonal notes ... or what four groups of this puzzle's answers do (totaling 11 words) (11)82. Web file format, for short (4)
    104. "Mon ___!" (4)83. Burn alleviator (4)
    105. Josh (3)84. Be winded (4)
    106. ___ 6 (5)86. Frosty's pipe (3)
    107. Fundamental (5)88. Decorative bands (7)
    109. Unit named for a telephone pioneer (3)89. Chillax, say (7)
    110. Crass (6)91. Future imago (5)
    112. Substance in some signs (7)92. Alternative name for Troy (5)
    116. Inclined (to) (6)93. Anne's home, in literature (6)
    118. Eponymous Bloomer (6)95. Court locale (5)
    119. Tranquil (7)96. Desist (5)
    120. Print up? (6)98. Top prize (6)
    121. Owner of Columbia Pictures (4)99. Film archive (5)
    122. Baby bird? (5)100. December celebrations (5)
    123. Super-rare occurrence (4)102. Incursion (5)
    103. Beaver State capital (5)
    106. Chief (4)
    108. Long ride (4)
    111. Day-___ (3)
    113. Go (for) (3)
    114. Modern beginning? (3)
    115. Long, narrow fish (3)
    117. Blood type system (3)
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  • error_bot
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    NY Times, Sat, Oct 03, 2009

    New game.

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (8)1. It keeps you grounded (6)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (6)2. Decide (6)
    15. Stand-up guy (8)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (6)
    16. It holds its liquor (6)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (5)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (15)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (4)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (6)6. How a psychopath behaves (8)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (3)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (3)8. Press (7)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (4)9. Worn out (6)
    23. Not out of it (5)10. Tramp (4)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (4)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (3)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (3)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (8)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (6)13. Payload holder (8)
    28. Wild (4)14. Like some brakes (8)
    29. Zap (6)18. Occasion for judging jumping (9)
    30. Actress Alvarado (5)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7)25. City near Montpelier (5)
    34. Responded contemptuously (7)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5)
    37. Out of the main (6)30. Source of a body piercing? (4)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6)32. Cry for attention (8)
    41. Navy fig. (3)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8)
    44. Doesn't go straight (4)35. O.K. (8)
    45. Is frank about (5)38. They may create rings (7)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6)43. 50 before two (6)
    51. Fixation (15)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (3)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8)53. Number of legs on un insetto (3)
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  • djls45

    @error_bot 60a labs

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  • error_bot
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    60 across: 404 Not Found

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  • hungrier

    @error_bot make up your mind

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  • error_bot
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    make up your mind: Validation failed for parameter guess
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  • hungrier

    @error_bot 1a ?

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  • error_bot
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    NY Times, Sat, Oct 03, 2009

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (8)1. It keeps you grounded (6)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (6)2. Decide (6)
    15. Stand-up guy (8)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (6)
    16. It holds its liquor (6)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (5)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (15)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (4)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (6)6. How a psychopath behaves (8)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (3)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (3)8. Press (7)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (4)9. Worn out (6)
    23. Not out of it (5)10. Tramp (4)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (4)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (3)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (3)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (8)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (6)13. Payload holder (8)
    28. Wild (4)14. Like some brakes (8)
    29. Zap (6)18. Occasion for judging jumping (9)
    30. Actress Alvarado (5)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7)25. City near Montpelier (5)
    34. Responded contemptuously (7)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5)
    37. Out of the main (6)30. Source of a body piercing? (4)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6)32. Cry for attention (8)
    41. Navy fig. (3)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8)
    44. Doesn't go straight (4)35. O.K. (8)
    45. Is frank about (5)38. They may create rings (7)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6)43. 50 before two (6)
    51. Fixation (15)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (3)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8)53. Number of legs on un insetto (3)
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  • djls45

    @hungrier You put three guesses in the post that filled in the last correct word, so it produced three new games.

    @error, you need to consolidate them, I think.

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  • hungrier

    @djls45 I thought there was debounce to prevent it from starting multiple games

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  • error
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    @hungrier said in The Official @error_bot Crossword Thread:

    @djls45 I thought there was debounce to prevent it from starting multiple games

    The debounce just suppresses output messages. Basically, if it renders 3 frames in a second, you only see the last frame.
    Everything still happens, (including actually rendering those excess frames), you just don't see them.

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  • error
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    @djls45 said in The Official @error_bot Crossword Thread:

    @hungrier You put three guesses in the post that filled in the last correct word, so it produced three new games.

    @error, you need to consolidate them, I think.

    Yeah, I know this bug... I considered it more trouble to fix than it was worth.

    :kneeling_warthog:

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  • devjoe

    @error_bot 53D SEI

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  • error_bot
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    NY Times, Sat, Oct 03, 2009

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (8)1. It keeps you grounded (6)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (6)2. Decide (6)
    15. Stand-up guy (8)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (6)
    16. It holds its liquor (6)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (5)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (15)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (4)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (6)6. How a psychopath behaves (8)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (3)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (3)8. Press (7)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (4)9. Worn out (6)
    23. Not out of it (5)10. Tramp (4)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (4)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (3)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (3)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (8)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (6)13. Payload holder (8)
    28. Wild (4)14. Like some brakes (8)
    29. Zap (6)18. Occasion for judging jumping (9)
    30. Actress Alvarado (5)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7)25. City near Montpelier (5)
    34. Responded contemptuously (7)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5)
    37. Out of the main (6)30. Source of a body piercing? (4)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6)32. Cry for attention (8)
    41. Navy fig. (3)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8)
    44. Doesn't go straight (4)35. O.K. (8)
    45. Is frank about (5)38. They may create rings (7)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6)43. 50 before two (6)
    51. Fixation (15: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ _ _)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: _ E _ _ _ _ _ _)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (3)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ _)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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  • devjoe

    @error_bot 25A BICS
    26A ENG
    44A YAWS
    43D ONETEN

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  • error_bot
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    NY Times, Sat, Oct 03, 2009

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (8)1. It keeps you grounded (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (6)2. Decide (6: _ _ _ _ _ N)
    15. Stand-up guy (8)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (6: _ _ _ _ _ G)
    16. It holds its liquor (6)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (5)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (15)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (4)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (6)6. How a psychopath behaves (8)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (3)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (3)8. Press (7)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (4)9. Worn out (6)
    23. Not out of it (5)10. Tramp (4)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (3)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (8: _ _ _ _ I _ _ _)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (6)13. Payload holder (8: _ _ _ _ C _ _ _)
    28. Wild (4)14. Like some brakes (8: _ _ _ _ S _ _ _)
    29. Zap (6)18. Occasion for judging jumping (9)
    30. Actress Alvarado (5)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7)25. City near Montpelier (5: B _ _ _ _)
    34. Responded contemptuously (7)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5: _ _ _ _ S)
    37. Out of the main (6)30. Source of a body piercing? (4)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6)32. Cry for attention (8: _ _ _ A _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: _ _ _ W _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (YAWS)35. O.K. (8)
    45. Is frank about (5)38. They may create rings (7)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4: _ _ _ N)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: _ E _ _ _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (3)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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  • devjoe

    @error_bot 15A COMEDIAN
    22A CONT
    52D IOC

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    NY Times, Sat, Oct 03, 2009

    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (8)1. It keeps you grounded (6: _ C _ _ CE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (6)2. Decide (6: _ O _ _ ON)
    15. Stand-up guy (COMEDIAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (6: _ M _ _ NG)
    16. It holds its liquor (6)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (5: _ E _ _ T)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (15)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (4: _ D _ _)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (6)6. How a psychopath behaves (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ _)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (3: _ A _)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (3)8. Press (7: _ N _ _ _ _ _)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (6)
    23. Not out of it (5)10. Tramp (4)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (3)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (8: _ _ _ _ I _ _ _)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (6)13. Payload holder (8: _ _ _ _ C _ _ _)
    28. Wild (4)14. Like some brakes (8: _ _ _ _ S _ _ _)
    29. Zap (6)18. Occasion for judging jumping (9)
    30. Actress Alvarado (5)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7)25. City near Montpelier (5: B _ _ _ _)
    34. Responded contemptuously (7)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5: _ _ _ _ S)
    37. Out of the main (6)30. Source of a body piercing? (4)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6)32. Cry for attention (8: _ _ _ A _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: _ _ _ W _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (YAWS)35. O.K. (8)
    45. Is frank about (5)38. They may create rings (7)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4: _ _ _ N)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6: _ _ _ O _ _)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: _ E _ _ _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: _ _ _ C _ _)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    @error_bot 15A ________
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    Clues
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    1. Cousin of ours (8: S _ EA _ _ P _)1. It keeps you grounded (SCONCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (6)2. Decide (6: _ _ L _ ON)
    15. Stand-up guy (8: C _ NN _ _ A _)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (6)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (4: _ _ R _)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (6: N _ IS _ _)6. How a psychopath behaves (8: _ _ O _ _ _ _ _)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (3)8. Press (7: _ _ T _ _ _ _)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (6: _ _ F _ _ _)
    23. Not out of it (5)10. Tramp (4: _ _ O _)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (3: _ _ R)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (8: _ _ E _ I _ _ _)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (6)13. Payload holder (8: _ _ S _ C _ _ _)
    28. Wild (4)14. Like some brakes (8: _ _ T _ S _ _ _)
    29. Zap (6)18. Occasion for judging jumping (9: H _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)
    30. Actress Alvarado (5)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7)25. City near Montpelier (5: B _ _ _ _)
    34. Responded contemptuously (7)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5: _ _ _ _ S)
    37. Out of the main (6)30. Source of a body piercing? (4)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6)32. Cry for attention (8: _ _ _ A _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: _ _ _ W _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (YAWS)35. O.K. (8)
    45. Is frank about (5)38. They may create rings (7)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4: _ _ _ N)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6: _ _ _ O _ _)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: _ E _ _ _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: _ _ _ C _ _)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    @error_bot 1A GREATAPE
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    15A FUNNYMAN
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    Clues
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    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (6)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (6)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (3)8. Press (7: ENT _ _ _ _)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (6: _ _ F _ _ _)
    23. Not out of it (5: A _ _ _ _)10. Tramp (4: _ _ O _)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (3: _ _ R)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (8: _ _ E _ I _ _ _)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (6: _ L _ _ _ _)13. Payload holder (8: _ _ S _ C _ _ _)
    28. Wild (4)14. Like some brakes (8: _ _ T _ S _ _ _)
    29. Zap (6: _ _ L _ _ _)18. Occasion for judging jumping (9: H _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)
    30. Actress Alvarado (5)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7: _ _ _ _ _ Y _)25. City near Montpelier (5: B _ _ _ _)
    34. Responded contemptuously (7)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5: _ _ _ _ S)
    37. Out of the main (6)30. Source of a body piercing? (4)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6)32. Cry for attention (8: _ _ _ A _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: _ _ _ W _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (YAWS)35. O.K. (8)
    45. Is frank about (5)38. They may create rings (7)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4: _ _ _ N)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6: _ _ _ O _ _)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: _ E _ _ _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: _ _ _ C _ _)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    @error_bot 23A ALIVE
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    13D NOSECONE
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    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (ESPANA)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (6: _ _ _ GON)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (LEI)8. Press (7: ENT _ I _ _)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (6: E _ F _ E _)
    23. Not out of it (ALIVE)10. Tramp (4: S _ O _)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (3: P _ R)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (AGELIMIT)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (6: _ L _ _ _ _)13. Payload holder (NOSECONE)
    28. Wild (AMOK)14. Like some brakes (ANTISKID)
    29. Zap (6: _ _ L _ _ _)18. Occasion for judging jumping (9: H _ V _ _ _ _ _ _)
    30. Actress Alvarado (5: _ _ INI)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9: L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7: _ _ _ _ _ Y _)25. City near Montpelier (5: BA _ _ _)
    34. Responded contemptuously (7: _ _ _ _ TED)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5: _ _ _ _ S)
    37. Out of the main (6)30. Source of a body piercing? (4)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6)32. Cry for attention (8: _ _ _ A _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: _ _ _ W _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (YAWS)35. O.K. (8)
    45. Is frank about (5)38. They may create rings (7)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4: _ _ _ N)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6: _ _ _ O _ _)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: _ E _ _ _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: _ _ _ C _ _)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    @error_bot 16A FLAGON
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    9D EFFETE
    27A PLEASE
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    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (ESPANA)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (FLAGON)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4: _ _ E _)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (LEI)8. Press (7: ENT _ _ A _)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (EFFETE)
    23. Not out of it (5: A _ _ _ T)10. Tramp (4: SLO _)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (PAR)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (AGELIMIT)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (PLEASE)13. Payload holder (NOSECONE)
    28. Wild (AMOK)14. Like some brakes (ANTISKID)
    29. Zap (6: _ _ L _ _ _)18. Occasion for judging jumping (9: H _ _ S _ _ _ _ _)
    30. Actress Alvarado (TRINI)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9: _ E _ _ _ _ _ _ _)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7: _ _ _ _ _ Y _)25. City near Montpelier (5: BAR _ _)
    34. Responded contemptuously (7: _ _ _ _ TED)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4: P _ _ _)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5: _ _ _ _ S)
    37. Out of the main (6)30. Source of a body piercing? (4: T _ _ _)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6)32. Cry for attention (8: _ _ _ A _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: _ _ _ W _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (YAWS)35. O.K. (8)
    45. Is frank about (5)38. They may create rings (7)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4: _ _ _ N)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6: _ _ _ O _ _)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: _ E _ _ _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: _ _ _ C _ _)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    @error_bot 23a alert
    8d entreat

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    Clues
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    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (ESPANA)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (FLAGON)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4: R _ E _)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (LEI)8. Press (ENTREAT)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (EFFETE)
    23. Not out of it (ALERT)10. Tramp (4: SLO _)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (PAR)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (AGELIMIT)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (PLEASE)13. Payload holder (NOSECONE)
    28. Wild (AMOK)14. Like some brakes (ANTISKID)
    29. Zap (6: _ _ L _ T _)18. Occasion for judging jumping (9: H _ RS _ _ _ _ _)
    30. Actress Alvarado (TRINI)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9: LE _ _ _ _ _ _ _)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7: _ _ _ _ _ Y _)25. City near Montpelier (5: BAR _ _)
    34. Responded contemptuously (7: _ _ _ _ TED)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4: P _ _ _)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5: _ _ _ _ S)
    37. Out of the main (6)30. Source of a body piercing? (4: T _ _ _)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6)32. Cry for attention (8: _ _ _ A _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: _ _ _ W _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (YAWS)35. O.K. (8)
    45. Is frank about (5)38. They may create rings (7)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4: _ _ _ N)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6: _ _ _ O _ _)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: _ E _ _ _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: _ _ _ C _ _)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    @error_bot 18D HORSESHOW
    29A DELETE
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    @error_bot 18D HORSESHOW
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    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (ESPANA)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (FLAGON)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4: ROE _)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (LEI)8. Press (ENTREAT)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (EFFETE)
    23. Not out of it (ALERT)10. Tramp (4: SLO _)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (PAR)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (AGELIMIT)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (PLEASE)13. Payload holder (NOSECONE)
    28. Wild (AMOK)14. Like some brakes (ANTISKID)
    29. Zap (DELETE)18. Occasion for judging jumping (HORSESHOW)
    30. Actress Alvarado (TRINI)24. Best Actor of 1965 (9: LEE _ A _ _ _ _)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (7: _ _ _ _ _ Y _)25. City near Montpelier (BARRE)
    34. Responded contemptuously (SNORTED)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4: PE _ _)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5)29. Pinheads (5: D _ _ _ S)
    37. Out of the main (ASHORE)30. Source of a body piercing? (4: TOR _)
    39. Shut up (4)31. Where to get croquetas (8: _ _ _ Y _ _ _ _)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6: _ _ _ O _ _)32. Cry for attention (8: _ _ _ A _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: _ _ _ W _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (YAWS)35. O.K. (8: NO _ _ _ _ _ _)
    45. Is frank about (5: _ _ _ W _)38. They may create rings (7: S _ _ _ _ _ _)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4: _ _ _ N)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6: _ _ _ O _ _)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: _ E _ _ _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: _ _ _ C _ _)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    @error_bot 29D DOLTS
    31A TOPONYM
    24D LEEMAJORS
    44A ____
    31D TAQUERIA
    39A QUIT

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (ESPANA)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (FLAGON)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4: ROE _)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (LEI)8. Press (ENTREAT)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (EFFETE)
    23. Not out of it (ALERT)10. Tramp (4: SLO _)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (PAR)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (AGELIMIT)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (PLEASE)13. Payload holder (NOSECONE)
    28. Wild (AMOK)14. Like some brakes (ANTISKID)
    29. Zap (DELETE)18. Occasion for judging jumping (HORSESHOW)
    30. Actress Alvarado (TRINI)24. Best Actor of 1965 (LEEMAJORS)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (TOPONYM)25. City near Montpelier (BARRE)
    34. Responded contemptuously (SNORTED)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4: PEN _)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5: A _ _ L _)29. Pinheads (5: DOLT _)
    37. Out of the main (ASHORE)30. Source of a body piercing? (4: TOR _)
    39. Shut up (QUIT)31. Where to get croquetas (TAQUERIA)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (6: _ J _ O _ _)32. Cry for attention (8: O _ U _ _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: P _ I _ _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (4: U _ _ _)35. O.K. (8: NO _ _ _ _ _ _)
    45. Is frank about (5: _ O _ W _)38. They may create rings (7: S _ _ _ _ _ _)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4: _ _ _ N)40. Strand (6)
    47. It'll shut you up (3: E _ _)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4: _ _ R _)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: R _ _ I _ _ S _ S _ _ _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6: I _ _ O _ _)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: _ E _ _ _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: A _ _ C _ _)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    24D LEEMARVIN
    45A AVOWS
    40A MRMOTO
    40D MAROON

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    24D LEEMARVIN
    45A AVOWS
    40A MRMOTO
    40D MAROON

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    @error_bot
    @devjoe said in The Official @error_bot Crossword Thread:
    24D LEEMARVIN
    45A AVOWS
    40A MRMOTO
    40D MAROON

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (ESPANA)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (FLAGON)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (4: ROE _)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (LEI)8. Press (ENTREAT)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (EFFETE)
    23. Not out of it (ALERT)10. Tramp (4: SLO _)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (PAR)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (AGELIMIT)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (PLEASE)13. Payload holder (NOSECONE)
    28. Wild (AMOK)14. Like some brakes (ANTISKID)
    29. Zap (DELETE)18. Occasion for judging jumping (HORSESHOW)
    30. Actress Alvarado (TRINI)24. Best Actor of 1965 (LEEMARVIN)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (TOPONYM)25. City near Montpelier (BARRE)
    34. Responded contemptuously (SNORTED)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4: PEN _)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5: A _ _ L _)29. Pinheads (5: DOLT _)
    37. Out of the main (ASHORE)30. Source of a body piercing? (TORO)
    39. Shut up (QUIT)31. Where to get croquetas (TAQUERIA)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (MRMOTO)32. Cry for attention (8: O _ U _ _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: P _ I _ _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (4: U _ _ _)35. O.K. (8: NOTS _ _ _ _)
    45. Is frank about (AVOWS)38. They may create rings (7: SMO _ _ _ _)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4: _ _ _ N)40. Strand (MAROON)
    47. It'll shut you up (3: E _ _)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4: _ RI _)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: R _ _ I _ ON _ S _ _ _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6: I _ _ O _ O)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: _ E _ _ _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: A _ _ C _ N)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: _ I _ _ _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    @error_bot 38d kers$
    29d s$
    10d b$

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (ESPANA)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (FLAGON)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (ROEB)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (LEI)8. Press (ENTREAT)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (EFFETE)
    23. Not out of it (ALERT)10. Tramp (SLOB)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (PAR)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (AGELIMIT)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (PLEASE)13. Payload holder (NOSECONE)
    28. Wild (AMOK)14. Like some brakes (ANTISKID)
    29. Zap (DELETE)18. Occasion for judging jumping (HORSESHOW)
    30. Actress Alvarado (TRINI)24. Best Actor of 1965 (LEEMARVIN)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (TOPONYM)25. City near Montpelier (BARRE)
    34. Responded contemptuously (SNORTED)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4: PEN _)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5: A _ _ L _)29. Pinheads (DOLTS)
    37. Out of the main (ASHORE)30. Source of a body piercing? (TORO)
    39. Shut up (QUIT)31. Where to get croquetas (TAQUERIA)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (MRMOTO)32. Cry for attention (8: O _ U _ _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: P _ I _ _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (4: U _ _ S)35. O.K. (8: NOTS _ _ _ _)
    45. Is frank about (AVOWS)38. They may create rings (SMOKERS)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (4: _ _ _ N)40. Strand (MAROON)
    47. It'll shut you up (3: E _ _)41. Pet shop stock (6)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (4: _ RIK)42. Leader called "the Great" (6)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (6: _ _ _ _ _ E)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: R _ _ I _ ONES _ _ _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5)
    54. Wash (6: I _ _ O _ O)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (4)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: RE _ _ _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (4)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: A _ _ C _ N)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: SI _ _ _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    Time to look up some of the absurd trivia in the bottom of this one...
    @error_bot 48D ENYA
    50D DORE
    46A CAEN
    49A ODETTE

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (ESPANA)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (FLAGON)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (ROEB)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (LEI)8. Press (ENTREAT)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (EFFETE)
    23. Not out of it (ALERT)10. Tramp (SLOB)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (PAR)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (AGELIMIT)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (PLEASE)13. Payload holder (NOSECONE)
    28. Wild (AMOK)14. Like some brakes (ANTISKID)
    29. Zap (DELETE)18. Occasion for judging jumping (HORSESHOW)
    30. Actress Alvarado (TRINI)24. Best Actor of 1965 (LEEMARVIN)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (TOPONYM)25. City near Montpelier (BARRE)
    34. Responded contemptuously (SNORTED)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4: PEN _)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5: A _ _ L _)29. Pinheads (DOLTS)
    37. Out of the main (ASHORE)30. Source of a body piercing? (TORO)
    39. Shut up (QUIT)31. Where to get croquetas (TAQUERIA)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (MRMOTO)32. Cry for attention (8: O _ U _ _ _ _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: _ _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: P _ I _ _ _ _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (4: U _ _ S)35. O.K. (8: NOTSO _ _ _)
    45. Is frank about (AVOWS)38. They may create rings (SMOKERS)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (CAEN)40. Strand (MAROON)
    47. It'll shut you up (3: E _ _)41. Pet shop stock (6: _ AT _ _ _)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (ERIK)42. Leader called "the Great" (6: _ ET _ _ _)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (ODETTE)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (15: R _ _ INONES _ O _ _ _ T)46. Price part (5: CE _ _ _)
    54. Wash (6: I _ _ OYO)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (ENYA)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (8: RE _ R _ _ _ E)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (DORE)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: A _ _ CAN)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: SI _ E _ _ _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    @error_bot 35D BAD$
    39A T
    31D T    ____
    51A BEEINONESBONNET
    46D CENTS
    55A REARTIRE
    41D CATNIP

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (ESPANA)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (FLAGON)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (ROEB)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (LEI)8. Press (ENTREAT)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (EFFETE)
    23. Not out of it (ALERT)10. Tramp (SLOB)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (PAR)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (AGELIMIT)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (PLEASE)13. Payload holder (NOSECONE)
    28. Wild (AMOK)14. Like some brakes (ANTISKID)
    29. Zap (DELETE)18. Occasion for judging jumping (HORSESHOW)
    30. Actress Alvarado (TRINI)24. Best Actor of 1965 (LEEMARVIN)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (TOPONYM)25. City near Montpelier (BARRE)
    34. Responded contemptuously (SNORTED)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4: PEN _)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5: _ _ _ L _)29. Pinheads (DOLTS)
    37. Out of the main (ASHORE)30. Source of a body piercing? (TORO)
    39. Shut up (4: _ _ _ T)31. Where to get croquetas (8: T _ _ _ _ B _ _)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (MRMOTO)32. Cry for attention (8: O _ _ _ _ E _ _)
    41. Navy fig. (3: C _ O)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: P _ _ _ _ E _ _)
    44. Doesn't go straight (4: _ _ _ S)35. O.K. (NOTSOBAD)
    45. Is frank about (AVOWS)38. They may create rings (SMOKERS)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (CAEN)40. Strand (MAROON)
    47. It'll shut you up (3)41. Pet shop stock (CATNIP)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (ERIK)42. Leader called "the Great" (6: _ ETER _)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (ODETTE)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (BEEINONESBONNET)46. Price part (CENTS)
    54. Wash (6: _ _ _ OYO)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (ENYA)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (REARTIRE)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (DORE)
    56. Potential checkout correction (6: _ _ _ CAN)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (8: SIDESP _ N)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    @error_bot 42D PETERI
    54A ARROYO
    56A RESCAN
    32D OVERHERE

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (ESPANA)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (FLAGON)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (ROEB)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (LEI)8. Press (ENTREAT)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (EFFETE)
    23. Not out of it (ALERT)10. Tramp (SLOB)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (PAR)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (AGELIMIT)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (PLEASE)13. Payload holder (NOSECONE)
    28. Wild (AMOK)14. Like some brakes (ANTISKID)
    29. Zap (DELETE)18. Occasion for judging jumping (HORSESHOW)
    30. Actress Alvarado (TRINI)24. Best Actor of 1965 (LEEMARVIN)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (TOPONYM)25. City near Montpelier (BARRE)
    34. Responded contemptuously (SNORTED)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (4: PEN _)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (5: _ V _ L _)29. Pinheads (DOLTS)
    37. Out of the main (ASHORE)30. Source of a body piercing? (TORO)
    39. Shut up (4: _ E _ T)31. Where to get croquetas (8: T _ _ _ _ BAR)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (MRMOTO)32. Cry for attention (OVERHERE)
    41. Navy fig. (CPO)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (8: P _ _ _ _ ERS)
    44. Doesn't go straight (4: _ R _ S)35. O.K. (NOTSOBAD)
    45. Is frank about (AVOWS)38. They may create rings (SMOKERS)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (CAEN)40. Strand (MAROON)
    47. It'll shut you up (3: _ H _)41. Pet shop stock (CATNIP)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (ERIK)42. Leader called "the Great" (PETERI)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (ODETTE)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (BEEINONESBONNET)46. Price part (CENTS)
    54. Wash (ARROYO)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (ENYA)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (REARTIRE)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (DORE)
    56. Potential checkout correction (RESCAN)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (SIDESPIN)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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    @error_bot 44A ARCS
    36A AVILA
    33D PINCHERS
    47A SHH
    31D TAPASBAR

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    Clues
    AcrossDown
    1. Cousin of ours (GREATAPE)1. It keeps you grounded (GFORCE)
    9. Rey Juan Carlos's home (ESPANA)2. Decide (RULEON)
    15. Stand-up guy (FUNNYMAN)3. You may get annoyed if it's given away (ENDING)
    16. It holds its liquor (FLAGON)4. Existential topic for Heidegger (ANGST)
    17. Much of Redwood National Park (OLDGROWTHFOREST)5. Home to a Shakespearean prince (TYRE)
    19. He wrote the best sellers "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" (REISER)6. How a psychopath behaves (AMORALLY)
    20. "Walkabout" director Nicolas (ROEB)7. Its nails are surrounded by hair (PAW)
    21. Souvenir that's strung (LEI)8. Press (ENTREAT)
    22. End-of-page abbr. (CONT)9. Worn out (EFFETE)
    23. Not out of it (ALERT)10. Tramp (SLOB)
    25. Alternatives to Zippos (BICS)11. 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6 (PAR)
    26. Sandwich site: Abbr. (ENG)12. 19, for N.B.A. players (AGELIMIT)
    27. When repeated, start of a Beatles title (PLEASE)13. Payload holder (NOSECONE)
    28. Wild (AMOK)14. Like some brakes (ANTISKID)
    29. Zap (DELETE)18. Occasion for judging jumping (HORSESHOW)
    30. Actress Alvarado (TRINI)24. Best Actor of 1965 (LEEMARVIN)
    31. Sandwich, Edam or Champagne (TOPONYM)25. City near Montpelier (BARRE)
    34. Responded contemptuously (SNORTED)27. Elizabeth of "Lone Star," 1996 (PENA)
    36. Site of Prince Don Juan's tomb (AVILA)29. Pinheads (DOLTS)
    37. Out of the main (ASHORE)30. Source of a body piercing? (TORO)
    39. Shut up (PENT)31. Where to get croquetas (TAPASBAR)
    40. Secret agent created by a 1938 Pulitzer winner (MRMOTO)32. Cry for attention (OVERHERE)
    41. Navy fig. (CPO)33. Tight shoes, e.g. (PINCHERS)
    44. Doesn't go straight (ARCS)35. O.K. (NOTSOBAD)
    45. Is frank about (AVOWS)38. They may create rings (SMOKERS)
    46. Setting of William the Conqueror's castle (CAEN)40. Strand (MAROON)
    47. It'll shut you up (SHH)41. Pet shop stock (CATNIP)
    48. Finnish composer Bergman (ERIK)42. Leader called "the Great" (PETERI)
    49. Von Rothbart turned her into a swan (ODETTE)43. 50 before two (ONETEN)
    51. Fixation (BEEINONESBONNET)46. Price part (CENTS)
    54. Wash (ARROYO)48. "And Winter Came ..." artist (ENYA)
    55. It's near a bicycle's derailleur (REARTIRE)50. Illustrator of Cervantes's "Don Quixote" (DORE)
    56. Potential checkout correction (RESCAN)52. Its rings are familiar worldwide: Abbr. (IOC)
    57. Result of a slice serve (SIDESPIN)53. Number of legs on un insetto (SEI)
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