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A1. Where barkers may be found ~ FAIRS |
A6. Phone co. employee ~ OPER |
A10. Fossey subjects ~ APES |
A14. German sub ~ UBOAT |
A15. Sonoma neighbor ~ NAPA |
A16. You might get off on this ~ RAMP |
A17. Number of stitches per minute? ~ SEWINGSTAT |
A19. Setting for part of the documentary "Sicko" ~ CUBA |
A20. "Mr. Mom" director Dragoti ~ STAN |
A21. 6% of L ~ III |
A22. Alpine dwelling ~ CHALET |
A24. Passionate outburst from painter Daumier? ~ GUSTOFHONORE |
A27. Paint holder ~ PALETTE |
A30. Sister of Goneril ~ REGAN |
A31. Fake fat brand ~ OLEAN |
A32. The Red Wings, on scoreboards ~ DET |
A33. Canon shooter ~ EOS |
A36. Burlesque show happenings? ~ STARESANDSTRIPS |
A41. Sugar substitute? ~ HON |
A42. Class action gp.? ~ PTA |
A43. On again ~ RELIT |
A44. Cheesy Chihuahua chip ~ NACHO |
A47. Musses up ~ TOUSLES |
A49. "Don't let that dark-haired guy inside!"? ~ BARTHEBRUNET |
A52. Money manager? ~ EDITOR |
A53. Ticked-off feeling ~ IRE |
A54. Daughter of Cronus ~ HERA |
A58. Willing ~ GAME |
A59. Specimen in a simian autopsy, maybe? ~ ORANGBOWEL |
A62. Gets on ~ AGES |
A63. "Must've been something ___" ~ IATE |
A64. Modern virus carrier ~ EMAIL |
A65. Digs of twigs ~ NEST |
A66. Treasured ~ DEAR |
A67. 1968 A.L. Cy Young Award winner McLain ~ DENNY |
D1. Hubbub ~ FUSS |
D2. Support in skulduggery ~ ABET |
D3. Waterloo setting ~ IOWA |
D4. Slicker, e.g. ~ RAINGEAR |
D5. BART stop ~ STN |
D6. Like some inspections ~ ONSITE |
D7. Room in the game Clue ~ PATIO |
D8. Fuel economy org. ~ EPA |
D9. Increases by degrees, with "up" ~ RATCHETS |
D10. Mysterious matters ~ ARCANA |
D11. Yank who was a Red ~ PAULONEILL |
D12. Barbecue leftover ~ EMBER |
D13. Flood ~ SPATE |
D18. Meat ~ GIST |
D23. Take too much of ~ HOG |
D25. Magazine that dropped "Reader" from its name and then put it back a few years later ~ UTNE |
D26. "High Noon" director Zinnemann ~ FRED |
D27. Elegant ~ POSH |
D28. Type of sax ~ ALTO |
D29. Youngest person to win a Grammy ~ LEANNRIMES |
D32. Some trial evidence ~ DNA |
D34. Mayberry moppet ~ OPIE |
D35. They haven't taken off since 2003 ~ SSTS |
D37. Earth, e.g. ~ SPHEROID |
D38. Not know from ___ (be ignorant) ~ ATOB |
D39. Unswerving ~ TRUE |
D40. Nurse employer ~ RESTHOME |
D45. Declare to be so ~ ATTEST |
D46. Comedian Margaret ~ CHO |
D47. "I, Tina" autobiographer ~ TURNER |
D48. Blood type of a universal donor, briefly ~ ONEG |
D49. Set in motion ~ BEGAN |
D50. Saw ~ ADAGE |
D51. Rodeo lasso ~ RIATA |
D55. McGregor of "Deception" ~ EWAN |
D56. Item in a tale of whoa? ~ REIN |
D57. League member ~ ALLY |
D60. "Criss Cross" novelist Lynne ___ Perkins ~ RAE |
D61. Night spot ~ BED |