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Malta - Level 678

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1d. What remains of a smoked cigarette:

STUB

1a. Fix a tear with a needle:

SEW

2d. ___ into (gently introduce to something):

EASE

3d. Tiny songbird:

WREN

4d. Former world no.1 tennis player Sharapova:

MARIA

4a. "Not at all impressed" expression:

MEH

5d. A rock concert, e.g.:

EVENT

6d. What you do with curtains at home:

HANG

7d. Area of the face where a dimple may appear:

CHEEK

7a. Informal term for one's apartment (also a baby's bed):

CRIB

8d. Depend:

RELY

9d. "Taxman" agency of the government: Abbr.:

IRS

10d. Spelling ___, a popular academic competition for kids:

BEE

11a. Black sticky liquid used as a paving material:

TAR

12a. Actress Gardner from "The Night of the Iguana":

AVA

13a. At this location:

HERE

14a. "This is of no ___." (worthless):

USE

15a. City of "The Nevada Museum of Art":

RENO

16d. Japanese city popular around the world for its food:

OSAKA

17a. "Do you need anything ___?" ("Is that all?"):

ELSE

18a. Actor born in England who won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of Mahatma Gandhi in the movie "Gandhi": 2 wds.:

BENKINGSLEY

19d. ___ Annan, former UN Secretary-General of Ghanaian origin who passed away this year:

KOFI

20d. Suffix with "tender" to mean a cut of beef:

LOIN

21a. Muesli morsel:

OAT

22a. "Good to go" expression: Hyph.:

AOK

23d. Put up a pretense:

ACT

23a. "He went about his business ___ nothing had happened.": 2 wds.:

ASIF

24d. "It's either a he or a ___.":

SHE

25d. American public radio personality Glass:

IRA

26d. Take in a drink in small quantities:

SIP

26a. Jet ___, personal watercraft:

SKI

27d. Steely ___, rock band formed in the 70s:

DAN

27a. Homer Simpson's catchphrase:

DOH

28d. Born quite a few years ago:

OLD

29d. "___ Just Not That Into You," 2009 romantic drama:

HES

30a. Actor born in Wales who won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for playing Dick Dicky Eklund in the movie "The Fighter": 2 wds:

CHRISTIANBALE

31d. A more formal couch:

SOFA

32d. Settlements smaller than cities:

TOWNS

33d. "This time you better ___ time." (arrive at the right time): 2 wds.:

BEON

34a. Hot beverage that originated in China:

TEA

35a. Alley-___, popular offensive play in basketball:

OOP

36a. "The music festival ___ today." (finishes):

ENDS

37d. Part of a poem:

VERSE

37a. Organization for American soldiers who served the country in wars: Abbr.:

VFW

38d. Carried or supported:

BORNE

38a. Prefix for topics relating to life:

BIO

39d. Across different groups as opposed to within, e.g.:

INTER

40d. Dispatched an email, e.g.:

SENT

40a. Actor born in Scotland who won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for playing Jimmy Malone in "The Untouchables": 2 wds.:

SEANCONNERY

41d. Poultry enclosure:

COOP

42d. "Trainspotting" actor McGregor:

EWAN

43d. "___ wasn't built in a day.":

ROME

44d. Toy with a string passing through two connected disks: Hyph.:

YOYO

45d. Machine in the powered down state, say:

OFF

45a. "___ and out," military radio comms. phrase:

OVER

46d. Term often used when describing routes:

VIA

47a. Put in the right order:

SORT

48a. Seek the support of a group of people, say:

WOO

49a. Fish's body parts that help them steer through water:

FINS

50a. The number everyone wants to be:

ONE

51a. "Back to black" singer Winehouse:

AMY

52a. Destiny itself:

FATE

53a. "How much do you make ___ month?" (every month):

PER

54a. Prefix to mean a modern version of an existing idea:

NEO
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