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A1. Dept. of Labor division ~ OSHA | A1. White whale pursuer of fiction ~ AHAB |
A5. Be ill-humored ~ SULK | A5. Shank ~ STAB |
A9. Bloodhound's clue ~ SCENT | A9. Native-born Israeli ~ SABRA |
A14. Erupt ~ SPEW | A14. The Eternal City ~ ROME |
A15. Shortly ~ ANON | A15. Chute opening ~ PARA |
A16. Handles the situation ~ COPES | A16. Didn't just shrug ~ CARED |
A17. Go around the Internet ~ SURF | A17. "Today ___ man" (Bar Mitzvah declaration) ~ IAMA |
A18. Monopoly equipment ~ DICE | A18. Tossed-ball trajectories ~ ARCS |
A19. Ralph's wife, on "The Honeymooners" ~ ALICE | A19. The Ram ~ ARIES |
A20. Nonstop ~ AROUNDTHECLOCK | A20. Nonstop ~ AROUNDTHECLOCK |
A23. 1970 Kinks hit ~ LOLA | A23. Takes one's leave ~ GOES |
A24. Rooster's mate ~ HEN | A24. Multiple layer ~ HEN |
A25. Little League coach, often ~ DAD | A25. Buds in tartar sauce ~ CAPERS |
A28. Firefighter, at times ~ RESCUER | A28. Serves well done ~ ACES |
A31. Sault ___ Marie ~ STE | A30. Swingers' grp. ~ PGA |
A34. Change with the times ~ ADAPT | A33. "... he's making ___ and checking ..." ~ ALIST |
A36. Broke bread ~ ATE | A34. 1985 movie with three different endings ~ CLUE |
A37. Fisherman's bucketful ~ BAIT | A35. Dove or love murmurs ~ COOS |
A38. Nonstop ~ MONTHAFTERMONTH | A36. Nonstop ~ MONTHAFTERMONTH |
A42. Willy of "Free Willy" ~ ORCA | A39. Web designer's creation ~ PAGE |
A43. Perceive ~ SEE | A40. Certain TVs ~ RCAS |
A44. Suitably ~ APTLY | A41. Alpine feature ~ ARETE |
A45. Hillary Clinton, ___ Rodham ~ NEE | A42. 1760 make a mi. ~ YDS |
A46. ___ tank ~ SHERMAN | A43. WWII U.S. ally ~ USSR |
A49. Sushi fish ~ EEL | A44. Arrests ~ RUNSIN |
A50. Instigate litigation ~ SUE | A45. 6 letters ~ MNO |
A51. Spring bloom ~ IRIS | A46. "... that try ___ souls" ~ MENS |
A53. Nonstop ~ DAYINANDDAYOUT | A47. Nonstop ~ DAYINANDDAYOUT |
A60. Main impact ~ BRUNT | A54. Mystical deck ~ TAROT |
A61. Ill-mannered ~ RUDE | A55. "Star Wars" figure ~ LEIA |
A62. Lasso ~ ROPE | A56. Bank of France ~ RIVE |
A63. "Last ___ in Paris" ~ TANGO | A57. "___ there yet?" ~ AREWE |
A64. Comparable ~ AKIN | A58. Make up, as ground ~ GAIN |
A65. Submachine guns ~ UZIS | A59. Word with "friendly" or "ID" ~ USER |
A66. Out-and-out ~ UTTER | A60. Cowboy food ~ BEANS |
A67. Sugar source ~ BEET | A61. Arguing loudly ~ ATIT |
A68. Repressed, with "up" ~ PENT | A62. Tree fruit ~ PEAR |
D1. Mount in Greek myth ~ OSSA | D1. Operatic highlight ~ ARIA |
D2. It's used with a "giddyup!" ~ SPUR | D2. Icy coating ~ HOAR |
D3. Medal recipient ~ HERO | D3. Target practice need ~ AMMO |
D4. More than bad ~ AWFUL | D4. Much-adapted P.C. Wren story ~ BEAUGESTE |
D5. Word before shoe or soap ~ SADDLE | D5. Bidder's suit, perhaps ~ SPADES |
D6. #19 of the Colts ~ UNITAS | D6. Petite pies ~ TARTS |
D7. ___ Ness ~ LOCH | D7. Aqueduct formation ~ ARCH |
D8. Where a cap is found on the body ~ KNEE | D8. Bag of diamonds ~ BASE |
D9. Tackle box gizmo ~ SCALER | D9. Zodiac symbol ~ SCALES |
D10. : ~ COLON | D10. TV producer Spelling ~ AARON |
D11. Grand in scale ~ EPIC | D11. ___-a-brac ~ BRIC |
D12. Bottle part ~ NECK | D12. Stink up the joint ~ REEK |
D13. When doubled, an African fly ~ TSE | D13. They might pop up while browsing ~ ADS |
D21. Toward cooler weather, say ~ NORTH | D21. Mossy side of a tree ~ NORTH |
D22. "Give me an A...," e.g. ~ CHEER | D22. Root in the stands ~ CHEER |
D25. Matt of "The Talented Mr. Ripley" ~ DAMON | D25. Like some humor ~ CAMPY |
D26. Like a lot ~ ADORE | D26. "Get ___ of that!" ~ ALOAD |
D27. "Shall we ___?" ~ DANCE | D27. Bullets-hitting-metal sounds ~ PINGS |
D29. Handle the food for a party ~ CATER | D28. "I do" location ~ ALTAR |
D30. Rocky Mountain Indian ~ UTE | D29. Acting signals ~ CUES |
D31. "À votre ___" (toast) ~ SANTE | D30. Corn-based loaves ~ PONES |
D32. Card catalogue entry ~ TITLE | D31. The Dapper Don ~ GOTTI |
D33. Kind of alcohol ~ ETHYL | D32. Almost white ~ ASHEN |
D35. Kind of meeting at a school ~ PTA | D34. Ozone layer destroyers ~ CFCS |
D37. Certain jazz ~ BOP | D35. Common sweetener ~ CORNSYRUP |
D39. Pale-faced ~ ASHEN | D37. Firebug's felony ~ ARSON |
D40. Service charge ~ FEE | D38. "Loa" or "Kea" lead-in ~ MAUNA |
D41. Pokémon card collecting, e.g. ~ MANIA | D43. Makes one out of two ~ UNITES |
D46. Gentleman caller ~ SUITOR | D44. Colorful tunneler ~ REDANT |
D47. Annapolis student ~ MIDDIE | D45. "___ Private Idaho" ~ MYOWN |
D48. Gung-ho ~ ARDENT | D46. When Leonardo began painting the Mona Lisa ~ MDIII |
D50. "The Playboy of the Western World" author ~ SYNGE | D47. Truth alternative ~ DARE |
D52. Pancake topper ~ SYRUP | D48. Tiler's measurement ~ AREA |
D53. "Doggone it!" ~ DRAT | D49. Aquarium growth ~ ALGA |
D54. Em, to Dorothy ~ AUNT | D50. Without a mixer or chaser ~ NEAT |
D55. Palestinian ~ ARAB | D51. Beauvais' department ~ OISE |
D56. Deadly missile ~ NUKE | D52. Eye feature ~ UVEA |
D57. Trickle ~ OOZE | D53. Abbr. on old U.S. maps ~ TERR |
D58. ___ arms (angry) ~ UPIN | D54. Projecting edge on a folder ~ TAB |
D59. Audition ~ TEST | |
D60. A.C. capacity ~ BTU |