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1. Is an accessory for : ABETS 6. Ghost, e.g. : WORDGAME 14. Redness remover : VISINE 16. Tough : HOOLIGAN 17. Kind of statue or status : ICONIC 18. Close : IMMINENT 19. Slangy pronoun : DAT 20. It means too much to a maestro : TROPPO 22. "None shall slumber ___ sleep": Isaiah 5:27 : NOR 23. Admission of sorts : MEACULPA 25. It's around a yard around Buckingham Palace : METRE 27. Bust of Pallas, to Poe's raven : PERCH 28. Some mouths : DELTAS 30. "___ the Viking," 1989 film starring Tim Robbins : ERIK 31. Revolutionary dance move? : PIROUETTE 34. Actor Efron of "High School Musical" : ZAC 35. Service aces? : PARSONS 36. Part of it is often in the clouds : ALP 38. "I'm listening, bro" : LAYITONME 40. It might follow a 31-Across : PLIE 41. Release with a pop : UNSNAP 42. Where locks are changed? : SALON 43. Graffiti, say : MARKS 46. Tony winner between "Avenue Q" and "Jersey Boys" : SPAMALOT 48. Time, in Torino : ORA 49. Barely bites : NIPSAT 50. They can take the pressure: Abbr. : RNS 52. Real : BONAFIDE 55. Comment from the clueless : NOIDEA 57. "This looks like the end for me!" : IMAGONER 58. Like the best bet : SUREST 59. Excuse for a teacher : LATEPASS 60. Not drawn out : TERSE		1. Keen : AVID 2. Like Japan's national diet : BICAMERAL 3. Dark matter? : ESOTERICA 4. Spice holder : TIN 5. Tell : SNITCH 6. Ones who are too big for their britches : WHIPPERSNAPPERS 7. Willy Wonka's work force : OOMPALOOMPAS 8. QB Tony : ROMO 9. Sixth-century year : DLI 10. It's played with two hands : GIN 11. One making the cut? : AGENT 12. Reeve's charge : MANOR 13. Between, to Batista : ENTRE 15. Shade for shades : ECRU 21. What the Constitution is called : OLDIRONSIDES 24. Comic strip outburst : ACK 25. Fannie ___ (some securities) : MAES 26. Ending for a record : EST 27. Candy acquired while holding one's chin up? : PEZ 29. Often-carried thing : TUNE 31. Congratulates, in a way : PATS 32. Hard thing to pull off : TALLORDER 33. Officer who was still hunting in the 1920s-'30s : ELIOTNESS 35. Basting aids : PINS 37. With 40-Down, friend you may have never met : PEN 39. Good laugh : YUK 40. See 37-Down : PAL 42. Opted not to play : SATOUT 43. Shell alternative : MOBIL 44. Range attraction : AROMA 45. Charged : RANAT 47. Staffs : MANS 49. Noël Coward title woman "from Argentina" : NINA 51. Be enough for : SATE 53. It might be checked at the door : AGE 54. Many a metrosexual : FOP 56. Really ruffle : IRE