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Crossword: ''Hag in there''

Sounds like you've got a cold

By MATT JONES | June 4, 2008

Across
1 Actor Kingsley
4 Designer of the Broadway microprocessor for the Nintendo Wii
7 Show online, maybe
14 Fertility clinic stock
15 ___-Magnon man
16 Judas Iscariot, for one
17 Two things a beer-swilling Rottweiler can do?
19 Take care of a problem
20 "___ Flux" (MTV cartoon)
21 Promgoers, often: abbr.
22 Dir. opposite SSW
23 Hot action in the grocery checkout lane?
28 "___ My 30's" (short-lived VH1 sitcom of 2007)
29 "Love ___ neighbor"
30 Painting medium
31 Copacetic
32 Ovine statement
33 "You've Got Mail" company
34 Rowboat accessories for porkers made of collectible milk caps?
40 Many mos.
41 Disorder that can cause abdominal pain, for short
42 ___-Gon Jinn (Liam Neeson's role in "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace")
44 Richard of "Chicago"
46 Wildebeest
47 Surgical device that diverts blood
49 Way back when, like when cabins were around?
52 NPR reporter Shapiro
53 Pai ___ (gambling game)
54 Gossip
55 Cry upon arrival of the mothership
57 Be a canine-o-phile?
60 Makes a bull less dangerous
61 Anonymous Richard in court cases
62 Three 6 Mafia's forte
63 Gets short with
64 Cardinals insignia
65 Crafty

Down
1 Violin need
2 Actress Mendes who appears as herself in "Knocked Up"
3 City with an Atomic Bomb Museum
4 "...say goodbye and ___" (Macy Gray lyric)
5 Nicolas Sarkozy's wife Carla ___
6 Hybrid species played by John Candy in "Spaceballs"
7 Elapse
8 Musical genre with its own glasses
9 Benefits humankind
10 Clock setting in Baton Rouge: abbr.
11 Like some 20th century classical music
12 Baby carriers
13 Head of France?
18 "___ la vie"
23 Spectra maker
24 "Come hungry. Leave happy." restaurant chain
25 All-male
26 Giving form to
27 Tab
32 Diddley and Bice
33 Most newspaper circulars
35 Greek wrap
36 Expecting, in tabloids
37 Border
38 Lines around planets
39 Like karaoke performances
43 Judge in the "Trial of the Century"
44 Ina of Food Network's "Barefoot Contessa"
45 Inventor Otis
46 Village People single covered by the Pet Shop Boys in 1993
47 "SNL" cartoon creator Robert
48 Type of mentality
50 ___ Doone (Nabisco cookie)
51 Fool
52 Disease that killed Freddie Mercury
56 Move on one leg
57 Med school grads
58 Guy's counterpart
59 Covert agent

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