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A1. Tons ~ SLEWS |
A6. Distinct market segment ~ NICHE |
A11. Winery container ~ VAT |
A14. Knee-ankle connector ~ TIBIA |
A15. Pined ~ ACHED |
A16. Hoppy quaff ~ ALE |
A17. Curaçao flavorers ~ ORANGEPEELS |
A19. Shoot down ~ NIX |
A20. Trick stick ~ WAND |
A21. "The Treasure of the Sierra ___" ~ MADRE |
A22. Elite alternative ~ PICA |
A23. Celestial sphere ~ ORB |
A25. Left on the plate ~ UNEATEN |
A27. Quite suntanned ~ BROWNASABERRY |
A32. Tyler of "The Strangers" ~ LIV |
A33. Brenner Pass setting ~ ALPS |
A34. Stocking stuffers, e.g. ~ GIFTS |
A37. Page in a newspaper ~ OPED |
A39. Soir's counterpart ~ MATIN |
A42. "CSI" character Sidle ~ SARA |
A43. One of two Yankees whose #8 has been retired ~ BERRA |
A45. Kind of thermometer ~ ORAL |
A47. Follower of Freud? ~ IAN |
A48. She married George Bush in 1945 ~ BARBARAPIERCE |
A52. Athletes with great endurance ~ IRONMEN |
A54. Quirky ~ ODD |
A55. Piece that starts a chess game on square a1 ~ ROOK |
A56. To any extent ~ ATALL |
A59. Doing ~ UPTO |
A63. "Don't ___!" ~ ASK |
A64. It merged with Socal in 1984 to form Chevron ~ GULFOILCORP |
A66. Frequent result in tic-tac-toe ~ TIE |
A67. Former "Saturday Night Live" player Cheri ~ OTERI |
A68. Spine-chilling ~ EERIE |
A69. Quarterback target ~ END |
A70. Newbies ~ TYROS |
A71. Classic theater name ~ ODEON |
D1. Put in a hold ~ STOW |
D2. Stale Italian bread? ~ LIRA |
D3. Israeli foreign minister during the Six-Day War ~ EBAN |
D4. Blind spot ~ WINDOW |
D5. Lose tautness ~ SAG |
D6. California city near San Pablo Bay ~ NAPA |
D7. Offed ~ ICED |
D8. Rosy-cheeked angel ~ CHERUB |
D9. ___ Curtis (hair care brand) ~ HELENE |
D10. McMahon and Sullivan ~ EDS |
D11. Graydon Carter's magazine ~ VANITYFAIR |
D12. Folk song restaurateur ~ ALICE |
D13. Jaguar rival ~ TEXAN |
D18. Preserve, as a dead body ~ EMBALM |
D22. Where the Tour de France finishes ~ PARIS |
D24. Genetic letters ~ RNA |
D26. Work unit ~ ERG |
D27. Hunk of Jell-O, e.g. ~ BLOB |
D28. Ready to be harvested ~ RIPE |
D29. Like flights in which passengers get bumped ~ OVERBOOKED |
D30. Massage center ~ SPA |
D31. Mary of "The Maltese Falcon" ~ ASTOR |
D35. Mascot of the Tennessee Titans ~ TRAC |
D36. Rational ~ SANE |
D38. Had a beer, say ~ DRANK |
D40. It can be rolled over ~ IRA |
D41. Province of Italia ~ NAPOLI |
D44. Give a gun to ~ ARM |
D46. Pot head? ~ LID |
D49. It's in the eye of the beholder ~ BEAUTY |
D50. Cervid horn ~ ANTLER |
D51. Brought out ~ EDUCED |
D52. Steaming mad ~ IRATE |
D53. Violinist's supply ~ ROSIN |
D57. Do for former ballplayer Oscar Gamble ~ AFRO |
D58. Comic strip title character whose last name is Flagston ~ LOIS |
D60. Hole in a sweater? ~ PORE |
D61. The Jonas Brothers, e.g. ~ TRIO |
D62. Word with court or house ~ OPEN |
D64. "How Stella ___ Her Groove Back" ~ GOT |
D65. MGM lion ~ LEO |