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A1. Baseball's "Big Hurt" ~ THOMAS |
A6. Puts down ~ LANDS |
A10. Pitches while facing a base runner, e.g. ~ BALKS |
A14. Construct ~ ERECT |
A15. Agenda unit ~ ITEM |
A16. "Hustle & ___" (2005 film) ~ FLOW |
A17. His honorary Oscar aptly weighed 8 1/2 pounds (like all Oscars) ~ FEDERICOFELLINI |
A20. Added at no extra charge ~ TOSSEDIN |
A21. Fall collection? ~ LEAVES |
A22. With 41-Across, wipes brand ~ WET |
A23. Out-of-___ (some tourists) ~ STATERS |
A24. Burned brightly ~ BLAZED |
A28. Farmer, in Dutch ~ BOER |
A29. Put on ~ AIRED |
A30. "The man who invented casual," according to Bing Crosby ~ PERRYCOMO |
A35. Tap-in, e.g. ~ GIMME |
A36. Hole that's often filled ~ CAVITY |
A37. In the company of ~ AMONG |
A38. Top sellers ~ TOYSTORES |
A40. "Confessions of Zeno" novelist Svevo ~ ITALO |
A41. See 22-Across ~ ONES |
A42. Slept unlike a baby? ~ SNORED |
A43. Los Angeles suburb that borders Temple City and Baldwin Park ~ ELMONTE |
A47. 1981 Julie Andrews film ~ SOB |
A48. Farm machine ~ REAPER |
A49. Went downhill fast, in a way ~ SLALOMED |
A54. Potsdam Declaration recipient ~ EMPERORHIROHITO |
A56. Moved ~ SOLD |
A57. Irish novelist O'Flaherty ~ LIAM |
A58. Coming up ~ ONTAP |
A59. Prepares to play ~ TUNES |
A60. Fat ~ PORKY |
A61. Varied ~ MOTLEY |
D1. Insurance category ~ THEFT |
D2. The Nabisco logo is imprinted on it ~ OREO |
D3. Some are OTC ~ MEDS |
D4. Klondike foundation starters ~ ACES |
D5. Spread (about) ~ STREWED |
D6. Lawful ~ LICIT |
D7. Ottawa Senators defenseman Volchenkov ~ ANTON |
D8. Modern-day ducky? ~ DEF |
D9. Place of refinement ~ SMELTERY |
D10. Lowest black key on a piano ~ BFLAT |
D11. Still in it ~ ALIVE |
D12. Person who's likely to go solo ~ LONER |
D13. Sneaker brand ~ KSWISS |
D18. Fingered, for short ~ IDED |
D19. Harvard proponent of higher education? ~ LEARY |
D23. Does a washday job ~ SORTS |
D24. Give up, slangily ~ BAGIT |
D25. It can be a stretch ~ LIMO |
D26. Slew ~ ARMY |
D27. Zsa Zsa's big pair? ~ ZEES |
D28. Herds of birds ~ BEVIES |
D30. French city, in song ~ PAREE |
D31. Cicero contemporary ~ CATO |
D32. Karl's role in "Patton" ~ OMAR |
D33. Beauty spot ~ MOLE |
D34. 2007 Norman Mailer book subtitled "An Uncommon Conversation" ~ ONGOD |
D36. PC user's shortcut for printing ~ CONTROLP |
D39. Printer insert ~ TONER |
D40. Flowering ~ INBLOOM |
D42. Take off ~ SOAR |
D43. 1974 hit song that starts "Como una promesa" ~ ERESTU |
D44. Globetrotter of note ~ LEMON |
D45. Bowling lane wood ~ MAPLE |
D46. Newspaper opinion pieces ~ OPEDS |
D47. Disgustingly dishonest ~ SLIMY |
D49. Jet fighter ~ SHARK |
D50. Speedskater who won the fourth season of "Dancing With the Stars" ~ OHNO |
D51. It can catch heat ~ MITT |
D52. List-ending abbr. ~ ETAL |
D53. White house occupant? ~ DOPEY |
D55. Orinoco, por ejemplo ~ RIO |