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A1. Like Leroy Brown ~ BAD |
A4. Protozoan studied in biology class ~ AMOEBA |
A10. "Funny Girl" actor Sharif ~ OMAR |
A14. Roth ___ (investment option) ~ IRA |
A15. Steven of "Under Siege" ~ SEAGAL |
A16. Possess ~ HAVE |
A17. Coral reef ~ CAY |
A18. Director of "Caddyshack" [0.75 teaspoons] ~ HAROLDRAMIS |
A20. Ovum ~ EGGCELL |
A22. Welcome place to wipe one's feet? ~ DOORMAT |
A23. Game played both on land and in water ~ POLO |
A24. Oaxacan affirmative ~ SISI |
A26. Waterworks drop ~ TEAR |
A27. "The ___ of Kilimanjaro" ~ SNOWS |
A29. Man in a suit? ~ KING |
A31. 1997 sci-fi blockbuster, informally ~ MIB |
A33. "Sledgehammer" singer [0.0000001 joules] ~ PETERGABRIEL |
A37. Bible book with the line "For unto us a child is born" ~ ISAIAH |
A40. Home of the Braves ~ NLEAST |
A41. Cofounder of Atlantic Records who was chairman of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame [39 47/127 inches] ~ AHMETERTEGUN |
A45. Org. that opposes the Brady Campaign ~ NRA |
A46. Golf ball supports ~ TEES |
A47. He rode shotgun in the Batmobile ~ ROBIN |
A51. 2002 A.L. Rookie of the Year Hinske who struck out to end the 2008 World Series ~ ERIC |
A54. Gobs ~ ALOT |
A56. Shakespeare villain ~ IAGO |
A57. Went through the hoop hitting nothing but net ~ SWISHED |
A59. Quick trip to buy a six-pack ~ BEERRUN |
A61. His statue is on top of Philadelphia City Hall [1 coulomb per second] ~ WILLIAMPENN |
A63. Leon Uris bestseller, with "The" ~ HAJ |
A64. Gran Canaria, por ejemplo ~ ISLA |
A65. Connects with ~ TIESTO |
A66. Vowel value in Scrabble ~ ONE |
A67. Radiohead lead singer Yorke ~ THOM |
A68. Brand owned by Pabst ~ STROHS |
A69. Rabbit's foot ~ PAW |
D1. Muscle in the upper arm ~ BICEPS |
D2. Catherine of ___ (first wife of Henry VIII) ~ ARAGON |
D3. Fluorescent pigment brand ~ DAYGLO |
D4. Wimbledon winner Arthur ~ ASHE |
D5. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner ~ MEALS |
D6. Resembling a rowboat mover ~ OARLIKE |
D7. I, to Claudius ~ EGO |
D8. Having a receding hairline ~ BALDING |
D9. "We're No Angels" actor ___ Ray ~ ALDO |
D10. Chicago airport ~ OHARE |
D11. "Dancing Queen" musical ~ MAMMAMIA |
D12. They're for the birds ~ AVIARIES |
D13. Musical silence ~ REST |
D19. Turn rancid ~ ROT |
D21. Beef patty? ~ COWPIE |
D25. "Yes" man? ~ SIR |
D28. Position in Congress ~ SEAT |
D30. Rumble group ~ GANG |
D32. Sandwich initials ~ BLT |
D34. Subway and bus system of Boston, familiarly ~ THET |
D35. Long-exposure shot, often ~ BLUR |
D36. Cézanne contemporary ~ RENOIR |
D37. "On Chesil Beach" author McEwan ~ IAN |
D38. Ill-tempered and scolding ~ SHREWISH |
D39. Seat of Texas's Potter County ~ AMARILLO |
D42. Let in again ~ READMIT |
D43. ___ Aviv ~ TEL |
D44. 1962 Paul Anka hit ~ ESOBESO |
D48. Pub-crawl ~ BARHOP |
D49. Arboreal lizard ~ IGUANA |
D50. Gentile ~ NONJEW |
D52. Religion with the Five Pillars ~ ISLAM |
D53. Letter before psi ~ CHI |
D55. Sophomore's grade ~ TENTH |
D57. Houlihan portrayer on "M*A*S*H" ~ SWIT |
D58. Enjoys a smorgasbord ~ EATS |
D60. St. Louis Cardinals great Slaughter ~ ENOS |
D62. Word before diem or annum ~ PER |