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A1. Mister, in Munich ~ HERR |
A5. Easy thing to hit the broadside of ~ BARN |
A9. Lake by the Ponderosa Ranch ~ TAHOE |
A14. Burn balm ~ ALOE |
A15. "Yes, that's clear" ~ ISEE |
A16. Elliptical shapes ~ OVALS |
A17. Be a gadabout ~ ROAM |
A18. Name in Al Hirschfeld drawings ~ NINA |
A19. French hat ~ BERET |
A20. 2000 Liev Schreiber film ~ SPRINGFORWARD |
A23. Literature Nobelist Hermann ~ HESSE |
A24. And so on: Abbr. ~ ETC |
A25. Lisbon-to-London dir. ~ NNE |
A28. 1987 Mark Harmon film ~ SUMMERSCHOOL |
A33. "Monty Python's Flying Circus" network ~ BBC |
A36. "... is ___ itself": FDR ~ FEAR |
A37. Desert haven ~ OASIS |
A38. Pitchers' stats ~ ERAS |
A40. Flip one's lid ~ GOAPE |
A43. Lucy : Lucille :: Ricky : ___ ~ DESI |
A44. Undue speed ~ HASTE |
A46. Crime scene barrier ~ TAPE |
A48. Salon selection ~ DYE |
A49. 1978 Ingrid Bergman film ~ AUTUMNSONATA |
A53. Genetic messenger ~ RNA |
A54. TV network formerly known as Pax ~ ION |
A55. Video counterpart ~ AUDIO |
A59. 2004 Zooey Deschanel film ~ WINTERPASSING |
A64. Synfuel source ~ SHALE |
A66. One who observes ~ EYER |
A67. Sightseeing trip ~ TOUR |
A68. Enter, as computer data ~ KEYIN |
A69. Vehemence ~ ZEAL |
A70. Carmela Soprano portrayer Falco ~ EDIE |
A71. Admirable quality ~ ASSET |
A72. "Put a tiger in your tank" sloganeer ~ ESSO |
A73. Basketball team owned in part by Jay-Z ~ NETS |
D1. Acerbic ~ HARSH |
D2. Bond on the run ~ ELOPE |
D3. Simba's sounds ~ ROARS |
D4. Negligent ~ REMISS |
D5. Bob's costar in the "Road" pictures ~ BING |
D6. "You wish," in Valspeak ~ ASIF |
D7. '90s Attorney General ~ RENO |
D8. "___, My God, to Thee" (supposed last song played on the sinking Titanic) ~ NEARER |
D9. Basic ingredient? ~ TOBACCO |
D10. Claim ~ AVER |
D11. Stubborn ~ HARDNOSED |
D12. Spanish shout of support ~ OLE |
D13. Abbr. before 1895 on the "Cheers" bar sign ~ EST |
D21. Sept + deux ~ NEUF |
D22. Growth chart figs. ~ WTS |
D26. Like a bad cat burglar ~ NOISY |
D27. Famous spokescow ~ ELSIE |
D29. Ryan of "Sleepless in Seattle" ~ MEG |
D30. He married him in 1930 ~ MAO |
D31. Muse of love poetry ~ ERATO |
D32. Ate ~ HAD |
D33. Joy of "The View" ~ BEHAR |
D34. Norelco rival ~ BRAUN |
D35. Shipwreck survivors ~ CASTAWAYS |
D39. "Search for Tomorrow" character Bergman ~ STU |
D41. Skillet, for example ~ PAN |
D42. Walter Peck's org. in "Ghostbusters" ~ EPA |
D45. ___ domain (state's right to take private property for public use) ~ EMINENT |
D47. Fraternity letters ~ ETAS |
D50. "I'm ___ There" (2007 film based on Bob Dylan's life) ~ NOT |
D51. "Gesundheit" elicitor ~ SNEEZE |
D52. "Pride and Prejudice" novelist ~ AUSTEN |
D56. The D of LED ~ DIODE |
D57. Language whose name means "people" ~ INUIT |
D58. Shrek and Princess Fiona, e.g. ~ OGRES |
D60. U.S. and French Open winner Nastase ~ ILIE |
D61. Saloon selections ~ RYES |
D62. Pod contents ~ PEAS |
D63. Singer Guthrie ~ ARLO |
D64. Relative of reggae ~ SKA |
D65. "___ Loose" ("Young Frankenstein" song) ~ HES |