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A1. Fl. oz. half ~ TBSP |
A5. Robot dog in "Sleeper" ~ RAGS |
A9. Intro Spanish word ~ ESTA |
A13. Wholly engrossed ~ RAPT |
A14. Rival school of Harrow ~ ETON |
A15. "A Night at the Opera" name ~ MARX |
A16. Surveyor's calculation ~ AREA |
A17. Bikini, for example ~ ATOLL |
A19. Old Testament fratricide victim ~ ABEL |
A20. Hyperlinked address ~ URL |
A21. Tennis coach's concern ~ GRIP |
A22. It gets laughs from just a few people ~ INJOKE |
A24. In an easygoing manner ~ MELLOWLY |
A26. Thing that gets socked? ~ FOOT |
A27. One of the Balkan States ~ ALBANIA |
A28. Carmaker whose logo is a horse rampant ~ FERRARI |
A31. Portent ~ OMEN |
A32. Euphonium's big cousin ~ TUBA |
A33. Sarah Palin, for one: Abbr. ~ GOV |
A34. Former Georgian president Shevardnadze ~ EDUARD |
A36. Singer with the album "Season of Glass" ~ ONO |
A37. Babyshambles singer Doherty ~ PETE |
A38. Zero-star reviews ~ PANS |
A39. Grain in Cap'n Crunch ~ OAT |
A41. "Who cares?" attitude ~ APATHY |
A43. Neighbor of Ky. ~ IND |
A44. Interstates, e.g.: Abbr. ~ HWYS |
A45. Keyboardist John ~ TESH |
A46. ___ the flag (kids' game) ~ CAPTURE |
A48. Bills, e.g. ~ NFLTEAM |
A51. Fodder holder ~ SILO |
A52. Part of PDF ~ PORTABLE |
A53. Curbside check-in helper ~ SKYCAP |
A55. "Beneath the Planet of the ___" ~ APES |
A56. Neighbor of Ky. ~ ILL |
A57. Choose ~ PICK |
A58. Ingested ~ EATEN |
A60. Rigidly ceremonious ~ PRIM |
A61. Back problem ~ ACHE |
A62. Nabisco cracker brand ~ RITZ |
A63. Think tank output ~ IDEA |
A64. Hershey's chocolate bar with toffee ~ SKOR |
A65. Nosegay ~ POSY |
A66. Professional org. ~ ASSN |
D1. Therapy subject ~ TRAUMA |
D2. Hurtle ~ BARREL |
D3. Wholly engrossed wackaloon? ~ SPELLBOUNDPSYCHO |
D4. "Harper Valley ___" ~ PTA |
D5. Thing that a second-story man might use to break into a house? ~ REARWINDOWROPE |
D6. Number one Hun ~ ATTILA |
D7. Viscous ~ GOOPY |
D8. The Coneheads' show, for short ~ SNL |
D9. Musical key with four sharps ~ EMAJOR |
D10. Subvert hawks and doves? ~ SABOTAGETHEBIRDS |
D11. Arduous trip ~ TREK |
D12. Wheel shaft ~ AXLE |
D18. Madness in an emergency vessel used after a shipwreck? ~ LIFEBOATFRENZY |
D21. Lost cause ~ GONER |
D23. Tom and Meg's "Sleepless in Seattle" director ~ NORA |
D25. Tibetan priests ~ LAMAS |
D28. "Girls Just Want to Have ___" ~ FUN |
D29. "Exit Ghost" author ~ ROTH |
D30. Actress Judith of "The Devil's Advocate" ~ IVEY |
D32. Many Legoland visitors ~ TOTS |
D34. Michael Jackson's record label ~ EPIC |
D35. Agent Scully's first name on "The X-Files" ~ DANA |
D37. Elbows on the table? ~ PASTA |
D40. "Yes, sir!" ~ AYE |
D42. Stones, e.g. ~ PELTS |
D44. Hawaiian dance ~ HULA |
D47. Machine that prints stock prices on paper tape ~ TICKER |
D48. Park sign ~ NOPETS |
D49. WWII winners ~ ALLIES |
D50. Giraffe in the "Madagascar" movies ~ MELMAN |
D52. Barbecuing spot ~ PATIO |
D53. Luxurious vacation destinations ~ SPAS |
D54. Football game starter ~ KICK |
D59. French painter Jean ~ ARP |
D60. Actress Zadora ~ PIA |