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1. Accusatory words : ETTU 5. Certain red algae : SEAMOSS 12. Potting materials : DIRTS 14. Clicker : CASTANET 15. Native up north : INUIT 16. Essayist whose motto was "Que sais-je?" : MONTAIGNE 17. 10 kilogauss : TESLA 18. It has many soap slots : AFTERNOON 19. Plans to get back at : HASITINFOR 21. "Dog Barking at the Moon" painter, 1926 : MIRO 22. Comes back : RESURGES 23. Name on some briefs : HANES 24. Provide with new squares, perhaps : RETILE 25. Insults wittily : ZINGS 26. It isn't repeated : ONESHOT 28. Land at an Italian airport? : TERRA 31. Captain of the Ghost, in Jack London's "The Sea Wolf" : LARSEN 34. William ___, secretary of commerce under Clinton : DALEY 35. Casserole dishes : TERRINES 37. Day before a Jewish holiday : EREV 38. Passing legend : JOEMONTANA 40. Go : TAKELEAVE 42. They're treated by veterinarios : GATOS 43. Turned over : ENTRUSTED 44. Floor coverings, to a Brit : LINOS 45. Pronunciation considerations : STRESSES 46. Cousin of Jane Eyre : ELIZA 47. One singled out before drinking : TOASTEE 48. It's full of slots, briefly : SKED		1. Martyred Carmelite nun ___ Stein : EDITH 2. Music critic's bane : TINEAR 3. One tying up a turkey, say : TRUSSER 4. Exercise, in Exeter : UTILISE 5. Brazilian port known for coffee : SANTOS 6. Artificial flavor base : ESTER 7. Petal product: Var. : ATAR 8. Number one : MAINMAN 9. Not stopped : ONGOING 10. Many Madrileños : SENORES 11. They're good at taking things down : STENOS 13. Legally punishable : STATUTORY 14. Starbucks slip-ons : COFFEESLEEVES 16. Make a mess of : MANGLE 20. Woman in Chekhov's "The Sea-Gull" : IRINA 23. Chart climber : HITSINGLE 25. Literary character who debuted in "The Curse of Capistrano" : ZORRO 27. Beat up : HARMED 28. City on the Salentine Peninsula : TARANTO 29. Warner Music Group label : ELEKTRA 30. Looks up to : REVERES 32. Involves : ENTAILS 33. Order lover : NEATNIK 34. Not be able to take : DETEST 35. One way of fitting : TOATEE 36. Big bore : SNOOZE 38. Pop singer McCartney : JESSE 39. Leader of a 1970 military coup : ASSAD 41. Theme of Nabokov's "Lolita" : LUST