
----------------- Tuesday, July 14, 2009 -- Bastille Day
Puzzle by Donna S. Levin, edited by Will Shortz A TALE OF TWO CITIES (18A. Dickens novel with the 56-Across as its backdrop), LET THEM EAT CAKE (27A. Declaration attributed to Marie Antoinette just before the 56-Across), LA MARSEILLAISE (43A. Song of the 56-Across) and FRENCH REVOLUTION (56A. Event that began in 1789) are the interrelated entries of this Bastille Day crossword.


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Remaining clues -- Across: 6. John Irving title character; 16. Kind of exam; 21. Not an elective: Abbr.; 24. Venue; 25. Nickelodeon explorer; 34. Fraternal group; 35. Stale Italian bread?; 38. Catch sight of; 40. ___ Pahlevi, last shah of Iran; 41. Launder; 46. Butter slices; 47. Indian tourist mecca; 52. “Yikes!”; 53. To’s opposite; 61. “Milk’s favorite cookie,” in commercials; 64. Volunteer State: Abbr. Down: 1. Scorch; 2. Assign stars to, say; 3. With 33-Down, topic in the 2008 presidential campaign; 4. ___ B or ___ C of the Spice Girls; 7. Johnson of “Laugh-In”; 8. Unprocessed; 9. Negotiating partner of Isr.; 11. Loathe; 12. Landed; 13. Leave, as out of fear; 14. Admit, with “up”; 26. Like some chardonnays; 33. See 3-Down; 36. Superlative suffix; 38. Big ___ Conference; 48. Gomer Pyle and platoon mates, by rank: Abbr.; 49. Classic Vegas hotel, with “the”; 50. Winnie-the-Pooh, for one; 51. On a single occasion; 52. Tied up; 53. Manicurist’s tool; 54. Wander; 55. Change for a five; 57. Spoil; 58. “Able was I ___ I saw Elba”; 59. La Brea goo.
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