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A1. One may be red, white or silver ~ FIR | A1. Rather good at reporting ~ DAN |
A4. Bar placed across a guitar fingerboard ~ CAPO | A4. "Moses" author ~ ASCH |
A8. Buttonhole ~ ACCOST | A8. One given to gushing ~ EMOTER |
A14. Osaka-to-Tokyo dir. ~ ENE | A14. "Turn to Stone" grp. ~ ELO |
A15. Neisse River's outlet ~ ODER | A15. Dynasty of Confucius ~ CHOU |
A16. Mambo's cousin ~ CHACHA | A16. Rabbit ears, e.g. ~ DIPOLE |
A17. Light, one-seated carriage ~ STANHOPE | A17. College entrance consideration ~ SATSCORE |
A19. Night-blooming cactus ~ CEREUS | A19. Still in the original package ~ UNUSED |
A20. Coal tar derivatives ~ TOLUENES | A20. Gets ready beforehand, in a way ~ PRECOOKS |
A21. One may be terrible ~ ENFANT | A21. Like Satan worshipers ~ CULTIC |
A22. Approve, in a way ~ INITIAL | A22. Lends ~ IMPARTS |
A23. Oscar winner Wiest ~ DIANNE | A23. Past tense? ~ ATEASE |
A24. Robe rooms ~ VESTRIES | A24. One that gives you an eyeful? ~ TEARDUCT |
A26. More mysterious ~ EERIER | A26. Corporeal cord ~ TENDON |
A27. Host ~ ARMY | A27. Drain feature ~ EDDY |
A28. Rips through pages? ~ SPEEDREADS | A28. Like many churches ~ PROTESTANT |
A30. Melted glace ~ EAU | A30. Years ~ ERA |
A31. Beastly blower ~ BIGBADWOLF | A31. Storied home wrecker ~ BIGBADWOLF |
A38. Opera "The Tale of ___ Saltan" ~ TSAR | A38. Shout to the team ~ MUSH |
A42. Antarctica's ___ Coast ~ ADELIE | A42. Antarctica's ___ Coast ~ ADELIE |
A43. "Tsk!" ~ FORSHAME | A43. Enter quietly ~ SLIPINTO |
A45. Cruise destination ~ RESORT | A45. Turn (to) ~ RESORT |
A46. Statue brought to life, in myth ~ GALATEA | A46. Taking off ~ ONADIET |
A47. Kind of plan ~ BATTLE | A47. Source of some scars ~ BATTLE |
A48. Studying secondarily ~ MINORING | A48. Hierarchs ~ PRELATES |
A49. Musicians' treasures ~ AMATIS | A49. Famous Cremona family ~ AMATIS |
A50. Almost any Three Stooges movie ~ ESCAPADE | A50. Water, in other words ~ ADAMSALE |
A51. Heed John the Baptist's advice ~ REPENT | A51. Religious exhortation ~ REPENT |
A52. "The Girl With the Hatbox" star ~ STEN | A52. Some injections ~ SERA |
A53. "Taps" time ~ TEN | A53. Coastline feature ~ RIA |
A54. Electroplating terminals ~ ANODES | A54. Current entry points ~ ANODES |
A55. Kettle sound ~ SSSS | A55. Disposal items ~ ORTS |
A56. It starts in April in D.C. ~ EDT | A56. Even ~ YET |
D1. A Ford ~ FESTIVA | D1. Regardless of ~ DESPITE |
D2. One who does voice-overs ~ INTONER | D2. Not at all calm ~ ALARMED |
D3. Style of the Ashcan School ~ REALISM | D3. Need for taking 9-Down ~ NOTEPAD |
D4. Beneficiary's brother, perhaps ~ COHEIR | D4. Proper relationship ~ ACCORD |
D5. Keats, to Shelley ~ ADONAIS | D5. Skyrocket ~ SHOOTUP |
D6. Cartoon character who debuted in 1944 ~ PEPELEPEW | D6. Feature of some roller coasters ~ CORKSCREW |
D7. They're found in the ground ~ ORES | D7. Rose and burgundy, e.g. ~ HUES |
D8. Assumed, with "to" ~ ACCEDED | D8. Tell a thing or two ~ EDUCATE |
D9. Guillotined French poet Andre de ___ ~ CHENIER | D9. They may be brought to a business meeting ~ MINUTES |
D10. Dough to go? ~ CARFARE | D10. Ritzy ~ OPULENT |
D11. About 3.5 million square miles ~ OCEANIA | D11. Taqueria order ~ TOSTADA |
D12. Didn't go near ~ SHUNNED | D12. "Have mercy" in Masses ~ ELEISON |
D13. Some test participants ~ TASTERS | D13. Pittance ~ REDCENT |
D18. Cracked ~ NUTTY | D18. Goose-pimply ~ SCARY |
D25. Words before "Love" on screen and in song ~ SEAOF | D25. They're baited in rings ~ TOROS |
D29. Lauders ~ EULOGISTS | D29. Tough request ~ TALLORDER |
D31. Nancy's successor ~ BARBARA | D31. Rush in a movie theater ~ BARBARA |
D32. Creative types ~ IDEAMEN | D32. Professional light bulb producers? ~ IDEAMEN |
D33. Heavy-handed group ~ GESTAPO | D33. Suppressing opposition brutally ~ GESTAPO |
D34. Obscured, with "out" ~ BLOTTED | D34. Eradicated, with "out" ~ BLOTTED |
D35. Travel agent's suggestion ~ AIRLINE | D35. Hop offerer ~ AIRLINE |
D36. Can't take ~ DETESTS | D36. Has trouble standing ~ DETESTS |
D37. 1973 Pulitzer winner FitzGerald ~ FRANCES | D37. Architecture, e.g. ~ FINEART |
D38. "Amadeus" choreographer ~ THARP | D38. Skilled moneymaker ~ MIDAS |
D39. Gorge ~ SATIATE | D39. Whole ~ UNITARY |
D40. Fixed up ~ AMENDED | D40. Certain marble ~ STEELIE |
D41. Chromatography spray ~ REAGENT | D41. Uncomfortable position ~ HOTSEAT |
D44. Popular liniment brand ~ SLOANS | D44. Las ___ ~ PALMAS |
D48. Mare's-nest ~ MESS | D48. Step, in Seville ~ PASO |