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A1. Sticks a knife into ~ STABS |
A6. Passing mark ~ DPLUS |
A11. Baseball team execs ~ GMS |
A14. When doubled, a city in Washington ~ WALLA |
A15. Letters for Old MacDonald ~ EIEIO |
A16. Granola bit ~ OAT |
A17. Established principle ~ AXIOM |
A18. Knowledgeable person ~ MAVEN |
A19. Crater Lake's state: Abbr. ~ ORE |
A20. 1988 comedy with Bette Midler and Lily Tomlin ~ BIGBUSINESS |
A22. Fizzle out ~ DIE |
A23. Bookie's client ~ BETTOR |
A24. Without delay, briefly ~ ASAP |
A25. Sweet bread spread ~ NUTELLA |
A28. Struggle for breath ~ GASP |
A30. "National Velvet" novelist Bagnold ~ ENID |
A31. Convertible ~ SLEEPSOFA |
A36. Outer circle of a wheel ~ RIM |
A37. Monthly fashion magazine ~ INSTYLE |
A39. Ice-T and Ice Cube's music ~ RAP |
A40. WWI song by George M. Cohan ~ OVERTHERE |
A42. Lid sore ~ STYE |
A43. Drill, e.g. ~ TOOL |
A44. Like some partners ~ SAMESEX |
A47. Meadow mob ~ HERD |
A49. Kind of statement in computer programming ~ IFTHEN |
A51. Gardner of "Show Boat" ~ AVA |
A52. College knowledge ~ LIBERALARTS |
A57. Increase in strength, with "up" ~ REV |
A58. Donald's first ex ~ IVANA |
A59. Former "SNL" cast member Cheri ~ OTERI |
A60. Season starter? ~ PRE |
A61. "Thanks," to Thérèse ~ MERCI |
A62. Gin mixer ~ TONIC |
A63. Beanpole Olive ~ OYL |
A64. City on the Ruhr ~ ESSEN |
A65. Plait of hair ~ TRESS |
D1. Q-tip, for example ~ SWAB |
D2. Bus alternative ~ TAXI |
D3. Sasha Baron Cohen title character on an HBO show ~ ALIG |
D4. Splotched ~ BLOBBED |
D5. English diarist Pepys ~ SAMUEL |
D6. Small cup for coffee ~ DEMITASSE |
D7. Roll player ~ PIANO |
D8. Certain simple machine ~ LEVER |
D9. One-eighties, in slang ~ UIES |
D10. "My Three ___" ~ SONS |
D11. They can take a joke ~ GOODSPORTS |
D12. Santa ___ (1492 ship) ~ MARIA |
D13. Soak in hot water ~ STEEP |
D21. Where to play the Blues: Abbr. ~ STL |
D24. Dumb cluck ~ ASS |
D25. Emperor who died in 68 ~ NERO |
D26. Harvard, for one: Abbr. ~ UNIV |
D27. "Back to the Future" theme ~ TIMETRAVEL |
D28. Shaving choice ~ GEL |
D29. Man's relative ~ APE |
D32. Mailbox item: Abbr. ~ LTR |
D33. Result of reading the fine print, maybe ~ EYESTRAIN |
D34. Warren's "Bonnie and Clyde" costar ~ FAYE |
D35. Zenith ~ APEX |
D37. Yamaguchi rival ~ ITO |
D38. Montreal Canadiens' org. ~ NHL |
D41. Serling of "The Twilight Zone" ~ ROD |
D42. Barack Obama, once ~ SENATOR |
D45. "Found it!" ~ AHA |
D46. National League career home run king for more than 28 years ~ MELOTT |
D47. Whistling member of the Marx Brothers ~ HARPO |
D48. The E of EGBDF ~ EVERY |
D49. Structural supports ~ IBARS |
D50. Land's end? ~ FENCE |
D52. Rickey flavor ~ LIME |
D53. St. ___ (skin care brand) ~ IVES |
D54. "Forbidden Games" director Clément ~ RENE |
D55. Baseball Hall of Famer Speaker ~ TRIS |
D56. Urges to attack, with "on" ~ SICS |