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A1. 1967 Triple Crown winner, familiarly ~ YAZ |
A4. 601, in old Rome ~ DCI |
A7. "___ Room" (2002 Jodie Foster film) ~ PANIC |
A12. Is for you? ~ ARE |
A13. Equip ~ RIG |
A14. Replay feature ~ SLOMO |
A15. Pad beneath uneven bars ~ MAT |
A16. Article of food ~ VIAND |
A18. Sleeping disorder ~ APNEA |
A19. Nickname on "The Howard Stern Show" ~ BABABOOEY |
A22. Debunked thing ~ HOAX |
A23. Saline drips, for short ~ IVS |
A24. Vitamin bottle abbr. ~ RDA |
A25. Mrs. Robinson portrayer Bancroft ~ ANNE |
A26. Lab safety is one of its concerns: Abbr. ~ ASPCA |
A29. Partner of hide ~ SEEK |
A30. They're scored on a scale from 600 to 2400 ~ SATS |
A31. Poker pot paper ~ IOU |
A32. Rock guitarist Steve ~ VAI |
A34. "Mangia!" ~ DIGIN |
A36. Item in Dora the Explorer's backpack ~ MAP |
A37. Mantra sounds ~ OMS |
A38. Coca of "Your Show of Shows" ~ IMOGENE |
A41. Italian ice cream ~ SPUMONI |
A43. Henpeck ~ NAG |
A44. Groom's getup, for short ~ TUX |
A45. Apples and pears, e.g. ~ POMES |
A46. Japanese prime minister Taro ___ ~ ASO |
A47. Explosive stuff ~ TNT |
A48. Woody Guthrie's son ~ ARLO |
A50. "Family Guy" creator MacFarlane ~ SETH |
A52. What a well-written sudoku puzzle never requires you to do ~ GUESS |
A54. It might be subprime ~ LOAN |
A55. Suffix with hero ~ INE |
A56. Bit of a draft? ~ SIP |
A57. Foldout beds ~ COTS |
A58. Center fielder for the Red Sox ~ COCOCRISP |
A62. "... and they lived happily ever ___" ~ AFTER |
A64. "Boléro" composer Maurice ~ RAVEL |
A65. Darts venue ~ PUB |
A67. Godliness ~ PIETY |
A68. Commandment count ~ TEN |
A69. 9mm submachine gun ~ UZI |
A70. Intrinsically ~ PERSE |
A71. Afore ~ ERE |
A72. Bagel qty. ~ DOZ |
D1. Tuber served with turkey ~ YAM |
D2. Kaffiyeh wearer ~ ARAB |
D3. First of three consecutive rhyming letters ~ ZETA |
D4. Minute quantities ~ DRIBS |
D5. Bolognese bye-bye ~ CIAO |
D6. Refrain from noticing ~ IGNORE |
D7. "This is your brain on drugs" ad, e.g.: Abbr. ~ PSA |
D8. Fraternity founded at Yale in 1845, familiarly ~ ALPHASIG |
D9. "Too Many Rings Around Rosie" musical ~ NONONANETTE |
D10. Clarification words ~ IMEANT |
D11. Sweet-talks ~ COAXES |
D16. "Hubba hubba!" ~ VAVAVOOM |
D17. 1958 Frankie Avalon hit ~ DEDEDINAH |
D20. Pen name ~ BIC |
D21. Washington Indians ~ YAKIMAS |
D26. Intends ~ AIMS |
D27. Bathday cake? ~ SOAP |
D28. Sampler at a Chinese restaurant ~ PUPUPLATTER |
D29. Emphatic affirmative, in Acapulco ~ SISISENOR |
D33. Having memory problems ~ AMNESIC |
D35. Dancer with high boots ~ GOGOGIRL |
D39. Habit wearers ~ NUNS |
D40. Phone nos. ~ EXTS |
D42. Astronomical phenomena ~ MOONSETS |
D48. Creator of Sadie Hawkins ~ ALCAPP |
D49. Drug that can cause memory blackouts, in slang ~ ROOFIE |
D51. Mexican beer brand ~ TECATE |
D53. News letters ~ UPI |
D56. Act part ~ SCENE |
D59. ___-the-hill ~ OVER |
D60. Tater ~ SPUD |
D61. He shared two screenwriting Oscars with Coppola ~ PUZO |
D63. Pumpernickel alternative ~ RYE |
D66. Brand of laundry detergent ~ BIZ |