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A1. Trifecta, e.g. ~ BET |
A4. Sister brand of Armor All ~ STP |
A7. "Real Time With Bill Maher" network ~ HBO |
A10. War room fixture ~ MAP |
A13. Scrooge's shout ~ BAH |
A14. Norwegian pop trio ~ AHA |
A15. Space capsule affirmative ~ AOK |
A16. Language related to Shoshone ~ UTE |
A17. More peculiar ~ QUEERER |
A19. Urich TV role ~ SPENSER |
A21. Colorless ~ DRAB |
A22. Roz portrayer on "Frasier" ~ PERI |
A23. Like the night sky ~ STARLIT |
A26. Actual ~ DEFACTO |
A29. Third baseman Ron who started three 1970s All-Star Games ~ CEY |
A30. Google your own name, e.g. ~ EGOSURF |
A32. ___ es Salaam ~ DAR |
A33. Prepare for takeoff? ~ UNTIE |
A35. DOT div. ~ FAA |
A36. "Dallas" surname ~ EWING |
A38. Planck contemporary ~ BOHR |
A39. With 66-Across, singer in a fatal plane crash on February 3, 1959 ~ BUDDY |
A41. Star in Lyra ~ VEGA |
A42. "Am not!" reply ~ ARETOO |
A44. Eel-and-rice dish ~ UNADON |
A46. Cambodia's Lon ___ ~ NOL |
A48. With 68-Across, star of "Sextette" ~ MAE |
A49. Song referencing February 3, 1959 ~ AMERICANPIE |
A54. Putter, e.g. ~ CLUB |
A55. "I'm c-c-cold" ~ BRR |
A56. Water, south of the border ~ AGUA |
A58. Singer in a fatal plane crash on February 3, 1959 ~ RITCHIEVALENS |
A61. Emmy winner Delany ~ DANA |
A62. "Doe, ___ ..." ~ ADEER |
A63. Whistled thing ~ TUNE |
A65. Like the score for the first play of a Scrabble game ~ EVEN |
A66. See 39-Across ~ HOLLY |
A67. Hit ~ ICED |
A68. See 48-Across ~ WEST |
A69. Sizzling sound ~ SSS |
A70. "No ___ traffic" ~ THRU |
D1. 7/4 party, often ~ BBQ |
D2. Water, across the English Channel ~ EAU |
D3. With 10-Down, February 3, 1959 ~ THEDAYTHE |
D4. Endust company ~ SARALEE |
D5. With 8-Down, singer in a fatal plane crash on February 3, 1959 ~ THEBIG |
D6. Bogey beater ~ PAR |
D7. Antepenultimate word of "Casey at the Bat" ~ HAS |
D8. See 5-Down ~ BOPPER |
D9. Painter Georgia ~ OKEEFFE |
D10. See 3-Down ~ MUSICDIED |
D11. Broke a fast ~ ATE |
D12. Miles ___ gallon ~ PER |
D18. Blunder ~ ERR |
D20. Major D.C. lobby ~ NRA |
D23. Swim with the fishes ~ SCUBA |
D24. Pavarotti, for one ~ TENOR |
D25. Meatless burger ingredient ~ TOFU |
D26. Couple ~ DUAD |
D27. Dance that "takes two" to do ~ TANGO |
D28. Hymn accompanier ~ ORGAN |
D31. Lachrymose ~ SAD |
D34. First NYC subway ~ IRT |
D37. O. neighbor ~ WVA |
D39. Churl ~ BOOR |
D40. Chinese dollar ~ YUAN |
D43. The first century started when it ended ~ ONEBC |
D45. Katmandu's country ~ NEPAL |
D47. Sex drives ~ LIBIDOS |
D48. Wonders ~ MARVELS |
D49. Some skirts ~ ALINES |
D50. Part of "TMNT" ~ MUTANT |
D51. Anglers' baskets ~ CREELS |
D52. "No need to explain" ~ IGETIT |
D53. Harem guard ~ EUNUCH |
D54. Yearn for ~ CRAVE |
D57. Former E! anchor Jules ~ ASNER |
D59. "Told you so!" ~ HAH |
D60. Suffix with station and inflation ~ ARY |
D61. Drops on the lawn ~ DEW |
D64. U. student's e-mail address ender ~ EDU |