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1. Stadium stands : SNACKBARS 10. It's sometimes ribbon-shaped : PASTA 15. They have extensions : FILENAMES 16. His tribute to Marilyn was remade for Diana : ELTON 17. Vents : UNLEASHES 18. Pant : YEARN 19. 2004 U.S. Women's Open winner Mallon : MEG 20. 100 sen : RIEL 21. Future egg : OOCYTE 22. Pricing words : APOP 24. Bracing : CRISP 26. Cardsharp's goal : POT 27. Brown and others : TINAS 29. Futile search : SNIPEHUNT 32. Ace : ONESPOT 34. Range accessory : BOLOTIE 35. What 16-Across has been called since 1998 : SIR 36. 64 crayons, e.g. : SET 37. Gave away an intruder, maybe : CREAKED 41. Military districts : SECTORS 45. Glare : DIRTYLOOK 47. Whence some spaniels and terriers : TIBET 48. N.C.A.A. rival of Vassar : RPI 49. Like some weaves : SATIN 51. Legendary athlete on the 6/23/75 cover of Sports Illustrated : PELE 52. Landslide election winner of 1945 : ATTLEE 55. Player in a docking station : IPOD 57. Gerrymander : RIG 58. Lipstick shade : CORAL 59. Player of Pat Nixon in "Nixon" : JOANALLEN 61. Word after Vanilla or Chocolate, at Dunkin' Donuts : KREME 62. Forward : ASSERTIVE 63. Head of Hogwarts School's Slytherin House : SNAPE 64. 34-Across sporter : WESTERNER		1. Artist's tone-blending technique, used in the "Mona Lisa" : SFUMATO 2. Part of some splits : NINEPIN 3. Spent : ALLGONE 4. Communist leader? : CEE 5. Trunk protuberance : KNAR 6. Not advanced : BASIC 7. Where Hampshire College is : AMHERST 8. Try to land : REELIN 9. Certain card issuer: Abbr. : SSS 10. One-named Belgian cartoonist who created the Smurfs : PEYO 11. "The Black Stallion" lad : ALEC 12. Go nowhere : STAYPUT 13. Dessert garnished with crumbled macaroons : TORTONI 14. Only Mouseketeer personally chosen by Walt Disney : ANNETTE 21. Try to block : OPPOSE 23. Volkswagen model : PASSAT 25. Kindred : SIB 28. Sharply irritating : SPIKY 30. Governor or mayor follower : ELECT 31. Buzz generator on Wall Street : HOTTIP 33. Words often accompanied by a 45-Across : ORELSE 37. Music store array : CDRACKS 38. Player of Richard Nixon in "Blind Ambition" : RIPTORN 39. Its flag features an olive branch inside a wreath : ERITREA 40. 1950 film that opens with a man reporting his own murder : DOA 41. What to flash when you need a lift? : SKIPASS 42. First U.S. coed college : OBERLIN 43. Spell : RELIEVE 44. Wallace ___, Pulitzer winner for "Angle of Repose" : STEGNER 46. Idle : OTIOSE 50. Certain jazz combo : NONET 53. Miner's aid : LAMP 54. Part of a noted reb's signature : ELEE 56. Show pluck : DARE 59. Yak : JAW 60. Photocopier abbr. : LTR