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1. Li'l Abner creator Al : CAPP 5. China shop purchase : TEASET 11. Seminoles' sch. : FSU 14. Baseball's Moises or Felipe : ALOU 15. Play starter : ACTONE 16. "___ only money!" : ITS 17. Game with "Out of Gas" cards : MILLEBORNES 19. Certain whiskey : RYE 20. Spots for spats : ANKLES 21. High-voltage weapon : AIRTASER 23. Had a yen : YEARNED 25. Word with double or free : AGENT 26. Furrier John Jacob ___ : ASTOR 28. Classic Isaac Asimov short-story collection : IROBOT 31. Popular fabric softener : DOWNY 34. Big name in retail jewelry : ZALES 36. Gives the thumbs-up : OKS 37. Composer Satie : ERIK 38. Some mailings to record execs : DEMOS 39. Go sprawling : TRIP 40. AOL alternative : MSN 41. Nation once known as Dahomey : BENIN 42. Horses' locks : MANES 43. Like newly laid lawns : SODDED 45. Alternative to a station wagon or convertible : SEDAN 47. Contradict : BELIE 49. Convertibles, informally : RAGTOPS 53. Cop's cruiser : PROWLCAR 56. Check out of a library, e.g. : BORROW 57. Place for a plug : EAR 58. Robert Ludlum protagonist : JASONBOURNE 60. Ugly as ___ : SIN 61. Former British P.M. Clement ___ : ATTLEE 62. Larry who won the 1987 Masters : MIZE 63. Poem of Sappho : ODE 64. Start over with, as a lawn : RESEED 65. Salon sound : SNIP		1. Bar soap brand : CAMAY 2. Flared dress : ALINE 3. Oompah band tune : POLKA 4. Exert one's superiority : PULLRANK 5. Typewriter formatting feature : TABSET 6. Prefix with system or sphere : ECO 7. Gillette razor : ATRA 8. Braga of film : SONIA 9. Vigorous feelings : ENERGIES 10. Lab personnel : TESTERS 11. Heir to a throne, typically : FIRSTBORN 12. Eyelid woe : STYE 13. Tech's customer : USER 18. ___-weensy : EENSY 22. "I'll take that as ___" : ANO 24. Dunkin' Donuts order : DOZEN 27. Harold of "Ghostbusters" : RAMIS 29. Depression-era migrant : OKIE 30. Recipe amts. : TSPS 31. G.O.P. rivals : DEMS 32. Guesstimate phrase : ORSO 33. Like the dust in a dust storm : WINDBORNE 35. Asocial sort : LONER 38. Devote wholly : DEDICATE 39. Rugrats' outbursts : TANTRUMS 41. Sylvia Plath novel, with "The" : BELLJAR 42. Myopic Mr. : MAGOO 44. Mountain ___ (soda) : DEW 46. Applied gently : DABBED 48. Some bridge seats : EASTS 50. Sen. Hatch of Utah : ORRIN 51. ___ scheme (investment scam) : PONZI 52. Remove dust bunnies : SWEEP 53. Colombian cash : PESO 54. Drug bust, e.g. : RAID 55. 58-Across, for Matt Damon : ROLE 59. Bridal bio word : NEE