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Author: David J. Kahn
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Mind-set | MOOD |
| Shells you can eat | PASTA |
| Spoiled | BAD |
| With 70-Across, dramatic opening of 62-Across's Fifth | GGGEFLAT |
| 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] | PUERTORICAN |
| Big seller of camping gear | REI |
| About | INRE |
| Pivot | SLUE |
| Abbr. after Brooklyn or Cleveland | HTS |
| Exercise before a trip to Latin America, say [Sixth] | SPANISHTUTORIAL |
| "___ 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] | SCHOOLRALLY |
| ___ 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 | ONAIR |
| See 13-Across | FFFD |
| Marked incorrect | XED |
| Trifle | PENNY |
| Schlep | TOTE |
Down
| 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 | BUNKERHILL |
| 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 | HAHA |
| Coastal feature | RIA |
| Literary master of irony | OHENRY |
| 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 |
| -Down, to 62-Across | EIN |