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1. It may be played in elevators : MUZAK 6. MGM co-founder : LOEW 10. Soldier who's nowhere to be found : AWOL 14. Entree served with a ladle : CHILI 15. Pro's opposite : ANTI 16. Waiter's offering : MENU 17. Psychologist sweethearts? : JUNGLOVERS 19. Sea dog : SALT 20. These can be vital : ORGANS 21. "___ Angel" (1960 #1 hit) : TEEN 23. Deli loaf : RYE 24. Manila ___ : BAY 25. Ring of frangipani blossoms : LEI 27. Lender terms: Abbr. : APRS 29. How a psychologist might start over? : FROMMSCRATCH 34. Mustard city : DIJON 37. Sleigh pullers : DEER 38. 10 C-notes : THOU 39. Anthem with both English and French lyrics : OCANADA 41. Preordain : DESTINE 43. Manage without assistance : FEND 44. Jacob's twin : ESAU 46. Hosiery brand : HANES 47. Psychologist's fast-food order? : FREUDCHICKEN 50. Grope : FEEL 51. Actor Stephen : REA 52. "Now I see!" : AHA 55. ___, amas, amat ... : AMO 57. The Tower of London was one : GAOL 59. "Laughing" animals : HYENAS 62. Atticful : JUNK 64. What a psychologist does at midnight in a motel pool? : SKINNERDIP 66. Helper : AIDE 67. Compos mentis : SANE 68. Struck forcefully : SMOTE 69. Kind of vision : XRAY 70. Spotted : EYED 71. San Rafael's county : MARIN		1. Not the most rewarding work : MCJOB 2. Communications officer on "Star Trek" : UHURA 3. Sharply piquant : ZINGY 4. Pond organism : ALGA 5. Glazier's oven : KILN 6. W.C. : LAV 7. Erstwhile : ONETIME 8. "To be," in Tours : ETRE 9. Smart aleck : WISEACRE 10. Wake-up times, for short : AMS 11. Gets tiresome : WEARSTHIN 12. Sole : ONLY 13. Accompaniment for a madrigal : LUTE 18. 1952 Olympics site : OSLO 22. "Morning Edition" airer : NPR 26. Punctuation used for stress : EMDASH 28. Wicker material : RATTAN 29. Melted-cheese dish : FONDUE 30. Genetic strand : RNA 31. Win over : SEDUCE 32. New Year's Eve party hat, essentially : CONE 33. Shades : HUES 34. Remove, as a hat : DOFF 35. Cake decorator : ICER 36. Best-selling "Workout" video maker : JANEFONDA 40. Far from elite : DECLASSE 42. H. Rider Haggard novel : SHE 45. American or Swiss : AIRLINE 48. M.D., e.g. : DEG 49. E. J. ___ Jr., longtime writer for The New Yorker : KAHN 52. Choice words : ANDOR 53. Half of Hispaniola : HAITI 54. Poplar tree : ASPEN 55. "Cleans like a white tornado" brand : AJAX 56. 1960's TV's "The Ghost and Mrs. ___" : MUIR 58. "Fine by me" : OKAY 60. Polite response from a ranch hand : YESM 61. Humorist Bombeck : ERMA 63. Critical : KEY 65. Composer Rorem : NED