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Across		Down
1. Heavy overcoat : ULSTER 7. Pet that's likely to purr : LAPCAT 13. Wandering rogues, as in Cervantes stories : PICAROS 15. Tax max : TOPRATE 16. It hangs over the ocean : SEAMIST 17. Prince ___ Land (historical Canadian region that drains into Hudson Bay) : RUPERTS 18. Movie preview, e.g. : ENTICER 19. Having a knack for : ADEPTAT 20. One way of seasoning : TOTASTE 21. Some card players : DEALERS 22. Earth-scanning satellites, e.g. : REMOTESENSORS 24. Certain furniture ensembles : DINETTESETS 25. Indian author ___ Mehta, a staff writer for The New Yorker for more than 30 years : VED 26. Occult sciences, collectively : HERMETICISM 34. Little-seen examples : RAREINSTANCES 36. Cubist Léger : FERNAND 37. Ate quickly, slangily : INHALED 39. Big name in auto parts : ACDELCO 40. Not suitable for passing : ONELANE 41. Revel without restraint : ROISTER 42. Rouyn-___, city and county of Quebec : NORANDA 43. ___ Last Stand : CUSTERS 44. Small laugh : SNIGGER 45. Ancient Spartan magistrates : EPHORS 46. Has the wheel : STEERS		1. Surprise at the polls : UPSET 2. Certain claimant : LIENOR 3. Beat it : SCATTED 4. ___ Trail (Everglades highway) : TAMIAMI 5. Explorer from ca. A.D. 1000 : ERICSON 6. Floral ornament : ROSETTE 7. Crescendos : LOUDENS 8. Play the peacemaker : APPEASE 9. Plan in advance : PREPLOT 10. Former first family : CARTERS 11. Perfume ingredients : ATTARS 12. Lab work : TESTS 14. They're often found near busy intersections : STREETVENDORS 15. Bookstore books : TRADEEDITIONS 23. Keeps in print, in a way : STETS 26. Not very cushiony : HARDISH 27. Automaker Maserati : ERNESTO 28. Make further modifications to : REALTER 29. Kitchen gizmos : MINCERS 30. Producers of major reports : CANNONS 31. Be willed : INHERIT 32. Amount deducted from the price of goods to compensate for loss : SCALAGE 33. Gallimaufry : MELANGE 34. Get back : RECOUP 35. One going to the post office : SENDER 36. Ridiculous sham : FARCE 38. Kind souls : DEARS