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A1. Hubert's comic strip wife ~ TRUDY | A1. Prince Charles's realm ~ WALES |
A6. Segment ~ PART | A6. Bean products? ~ IDEAS |
A10. Title for Nemo or Queeg: Abbr. ~ CAPT | A11. Palindromic preposition ~ ERE |
A14. Eagle's nest ~ AERIE | A14. Phenomenon ~ EVENT |
A15. Was in debt ~ OWED | A15. One working 40-hour weeks ~ FULLTIMER |
A16. Slick ~ OILY | A17. Hot time ~ DOGDAYSOFSUMMER |
A17. July-August period ~ DOGDAYSOFSUMMER | A19. __-cone ~ SNO |
A20. On an ocean liner ~ ASEA | A20. Stir fry veggies ~ PEAS |
A21. Slippery ones ~ EELS | A21. Juan's kiss ~ BESO |
A22. "...___evil..." ~ SEENO | A22. Type of pigeon ~ CLAY |
A23. Neighbor of Libya ~ CHAD | A23. Ungracious winner ~ GLOATER |
A25. Euripides productions ~ MEDEAS | A26. Small sword ~ RAPIER |
A26. Less hard ~ SOFTER | A29. Funny, but not funny ha-ha ~ WEIRD |
A29. TV's "The___Bunch" ~ BRADY | A30. Beasts of burden ~ OXEN |
A31. Run, as a meeting ~ CHAIR | A31. Relief spot ~ OASIS |
A32. Not a copy: Abbr. ~ ORIG | A32. Mai __ ~ TAI |
A33. Mobil product ~ GAS | A35. This provides 54-Across in the 17-Across ~ AIRCONDITIONING |
A36. Auto option ~ AIRCONDITIONING | A39. Winter hrs. in Denver ~ MST |
A40. One of the Stooges ~ MOE | A40. Stock category ~ RAILS |
A41. Rim ~ EDGE | A41. "Do __ others..." ~ UNTO |
A42. One who obeys all orders ~ ROBOT | A42. Diner handouts ~ MENUS |
A43. Intimidates ~ COWS | A43. Brightness measurement ~ IQTEST |
A45. Actress Black and others ~ KARENS | A45. __-game: situation in which gains equal losses ~ ZEROSUM |
A46. Erie and Suez ~ CANALS | A48. Reasons for shots ~ FLUS |
A49. Engulf ~ WHELM | A49. Construction piece ~ ZBAR |
A51. "There Is Nothin' Like___" ~ ADAME | A50. "__'s Gold": Peter Fonda film ~ ULEE |
A52. Zoom ~ SOAR | A51. Deg. for a Barron's reader ~ MBA |
A53. Clerical title ~ ABBE | A54. See 35-Across ~ TEMPORARYRELIEF |
A57. What a cold remedy gives ~ TEMPORARYRELIEF | A59. "Annie" setting ~ ORPHANAGE |
A60. Gen. Robt.___ ~ ELEE | A60. Montana, once ~ NINER |
A61. Otherwise ~ ELSE | A61. Gal. divisions ~ PTS |
A62. Sheep's plaint ~ BLEAT | A62. Stun gun ~ TASER |
A63. Foxx of "Sanford and Son" ~ REDD | A63. Make sure of ~ SEETO |
A64. Wagers ~ BETS | D1. Gets hitched ~ WEDS |
A65. "Mr. Tambourine Man" band, with "the" ~ BYRDS | D2. "__ calling" ~ AVON |
D1. Cry of success ~ TADA | D3. Toy blocks brand ~ LEGO |
D2. Classic cars ~ REOS | D4. See 18-Down ~ END |
D3. Coax ~ URGE | D5. Bread is one ~ STAPLE |
D4. Instructive ~ DIDACTIC | D6. "Hypothetically, for example..." ~ IFSAY |
D5. Pro vote ~ YEA | D7. Many comedy teams ~ DUOS |
D6. Sat ~ POSED | D8. Sprite ~ ELF |
D7. Dissatisfied soldier ~ AWOL | D9. Jolson and Jarreau ~ ALS |
D8. Umps ~ REFS | D10. R-V connection ~ STU |
D9. Six-pointers, for short ~ TDS | D11. Ant, in dialect ~ EMMET |
D10. "A Midsummer Night's Dream," e.g. ~ COMEDY | D12. Actress Witherspoon ~ REESE |
D11. Girl's name meaning "loved" ~ AIMEE | D13. Wild throw, e.g. ~ ERROR |
D12. Full assemblies ~ PLENA | D16. Michael Jackson boast, in a 1987 hit ~ IMBAD |
D13. Rookies ~ TYROS | D18. With 4-Down, post-Christmas ~ YEAR |
D18. 1492 or 2001 ~ YEAR | D22. Dubya, initially ~ CINC |
D19. Took unfair advantage of ~ USED | D23. Adventures ~ GESTS |
D24. Two-handed sandwich ~ HERO | D24. Ovid's 53 ~ LIII |
D25. Trio visting Jesus ~ MAGI | D25. Roughly ~ ORSO |
D26. Con man's con ~ SCAM | D26. Meander ~ ROAM |
D27. Akron's home ~ OHIO | D27. WWII enemy ~ AXIS |
D28. Transit token ~ FARE | D28. Presumptuous ~ PERT |
D29. Ship's prison ~ BRIG | D29. Turns on the waterworks, so to speak ~ WAILS |
D30. Baptism, for one ~ RITE | D31. Misanthropy ~ ODIUM |
D32. Probability ~ ODDS | D32. Point at the dinner table? ~ TINE |
D33. Mock ~ GIBE | D33. Tiny farm critters ~ ANTS |
D34. Shortly ~ ANON | D34. "__ You Babe" ~ IGOT |
D35. Noncoms: Abbr. ~ SGTS | D36. Metal deposits ~ ORES |
D37. Part of CNN ~ NEWS | D37. Half of Mork's sign-off ~ NANU |
D38. Intense exam ~ ORAL | D38. "Phooey!" ~ NUTS |
D39. As a rule ~ NORMALLY | D42. Change, in sci-fi flicks ~ MORPH |
D43. Pitched tents ~ CAMPED | D43. Robert of "The Sopranos" ~ ILER |
D44. Margarine ~ OLEO | D44. Triborough Bridge terminus ~ QUEENS |
D45. Actress Deborah ~ KERR | D45. "Legs" rock band ~ ZZTOP |
D46. Try to please, with "to" ~ CATER | D46. Roeper's partner ~ EBERT |
D47. "The Story of___H" ~ ADELE | D47. Highway exits ~ RAMPS |
D48. No longer anonymous ~ NAMED | D48. Candidate's handout ~ FLYER |
D49. Defeat ~ WORST | D50. Sudden desire ~ URGE |
D50. Garfield's predecessor ~ HAYES | D51. Selfish kid's cry ~ MINE |
D52. Store event ~ SALE | D52. Borscht ingredient ~ BEET |
D54. Coffin stand ~ BIER | D53. Frizzy haircut ~ AFRO |
D55. Item of wampum ~ BEAD | D55. Cheerios ingredient ~ OAT |
D56. Newts ~ EFTS | D56. Cell "messenger" ~ RNA |
D58. Soldier under 60-Across ~ REB | D57. Small batteries ~ AAS |
D59. Dwindle ~ EBB | D58. Tell a whopper ~ LIE |