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A1. Mrs., in Madrid ~ SRA |
A4. Reasonableness ~ SANITY |
A10. Dick Vitale's cable channel ~ ESPN |
A14. Queen in a speech by Mercutio ~ MAB |
A15. Singer Keys ~ ALICIA |
A16. ___ monster (venomous lizard) ~ GILA |
A17. Vow before testifying ~ IDO |
A18. Vice president who died on his 96th birthday, 5/16/1920 ~ LEVIPMORTON |
A20. Like night-lights ~ DIM |
A21. Rho lookalike ~ PEE |
A22. Sauce made with pignoli ~ PESTO |
A23. Catcher who died on his 72nd birthday, 12/20/1972 ~ GABBYHARTNETT |
A28. Follow as a result ~ ENSUE |
A29. Sugar substitute? ~ HON |
A30. See 8-Down ~ INS |
A33. With 34-Down, three-time World Series of Poker winner ~ STU |
A35. "Now We ___ Six" (A.A. Milne book) ~ ARE |
A36. Freudian error ~ SLIP |
A37. Gangster who died on his 59th birthday, 7/17/1954 ~ MACHINEGUNKELLY |
A42. Stratagem ~ PLOY |
A43. Mop & ___ ~ GLO |
A44. Neighbor of N.J. ~ DEL |
A45. Prosciutto, e.g. ~ HAM |
A46. Sound at a fireworks display ~ AAH |
A47. Fissures ~ RIFTS |
A51. Actress who died on her 67th birthday, 8/29/1982 ~ INGRIDBERGMAN |
A56. Borden mascot ~ ELSIE |
A58. Dinghy mover ~ OAR |
A59. "Helping doctors help patients" org. ~ AMA |
A60. Talk show host who died on his 81st birthday, 8/11/2006 ~ MIKEDOUGLAS |
A64. Container of peanut butter ~ JAR |
A65. Emmy winner Baldwin ~ ALEC |
A66. Having the least rain ~ DRIEST |
A67. Shout to a torero ~ OLE |
A68. "Let's Get It On" singer Marvin ~ GAYE |
A69. Main dish ~ ENTREE |
A70. Boston ___ Sox ~ RED |
D1. Skosh ~ SMIDGE |
D2. Angle unit in math ~ RADIAN |
D3. Mushroom cloud producers ~ ABOMBS |
D4. Danny's "Do the Right Thing" role ~ SAL |
D5. Letter in El Al's logo ~ ALEPH |
D6. Olay rival ~ NIVEA |
D7. More aloof ~ ICIER |
D8. With 30-Across, deflected baskets ~ TIP |
D9. Orange leftover eaten on Black Friday ~ YAM |
D10. White heron ~ EGRET |
D11. Command to a fidgety child ~ SITSTILL |
D12. Storyline ~ PLOT |
D13. Model of iPod since 2005 ~ NANO |
D19. Tournament that anyone can enter ~ OPEN |
D24. Bright-eyed and ___-tailed ~ BUSHY |
D25. Abominable Snowman ~ YETI |
D26. Drive-___ (fast-food franchise feature) ~ THRU |
D27. To a great extent ~ NOEND |
D31. 0, in soccer scores ~ NIL |
D32. George Smiley, for one ~ SPY |
D34. See 33-Across ~ UNGAR |
D35. Earlier ~ AGO |
D36. Name signed on MLB baseballs ~ SELIG |
D37. Speeding ticket abbr. ~ MPH |
D38. Prepared in the manner of ~ ALA |
D39. Chicago ballpark eponym, once ~ COMISKEY |
D40. Like some schoolbook publishers ~ ELHI |
D41. "The King and I" costar ~ KERR |
D46. Old ~ AGED |
D48. Key of Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony ~ FMAJOR |
D49. South-of-the-border order ~ TAMALE |
D50. Caught in a net, say ~ SNARED |
D52. Queen Victoria, to George IV ~ NIECE |
D53. Shirk one's responsibilities ~ DOGIT |
D54. Hay-bundling device ~ BALER |
D55. Clean the slate ~ ERASE |
D56. Periodical without a dead-tree version ~ EMAG |
D57. Snoopy's original owner ~ LILA |
D61. Word before "on a Grecian" in a Keats poem title ~ ODE |
D62. Word after "on a Grecian" in a Keats poem title ~ URN |
D63. Fr. holy woman ~ STE |