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1. Pop music's Cass Elliot and Michelle Phillips : MAMAS 6. Wander aimlessly (about) : GAD 9. ___ America : MISS 13. Frigidaire competitor : AMANA 14. Debuts on the N.Y.S.E. : IPOS 16. Court records : ACTA 17. Member of Sherwood Forest's "merry band" : LITTLEJOHN 19. Existing : REAL 20. First pro team to play on artificial turf : ASTROS 21. Calif. barrio area : EASTLA 23. Pale as a ghost : ASHY 25. Company stationery : LETTERHEAD 27. ___ Na Na : SHA 28. Old console using Game Paks, briefly : NES 29. Scrap for Spot : ORT 30. Turkish title : AGA 31. Antique shop item : CURIO 33. Humiliate : ABASE 35. Prince Charles, beginning in 1952 : HEIRTOTHETHRONE 41. Blackmailer's evidence : TAPES 42. Heavenly hunter : ORION 43. One signatory to Nafta : USA 46. Belmont Park action : BET 47. Moon jumper of rhyme : COW 49. Claiborne of fashion : LIZ 50. Cramped spot, slangily : SARDINECAN 53. Soil: Prefix : AGRO 54. Fire up : EXCITE 55. Five Nations tribe : ONEIDA 57. Blacktop, e.g. : ROAD 58. Poker player's dream ... and a hint to the ends of 17-, 25-, 35- and 50-Across : ROYALFLUSH 62. ___-European languages : INDO 63. "Judge Judy" figure : SUER 64. Elzie ___, Popeye's creator : SEGAR 65. Woad and anil, for two : DYES 66. Take a shot : TRY 67. Snacks often eaten inside out : OREOS		1. Prefix with ware or content : MAL 2. Bordeaux buddy : AMI 3. Seductive W.W. I spy : MATAHARI 4. Unable to sit still : ANTSY 5. Margarita go-with : SALT 6. Action figures for boys : GIJOES 7. Words after "deaf as" or "dumb as" : APOST 8. Cry accompanying a head slap : DOH 9. Cattail's locale : MARSH 10. Summer refresher : ICETEA 11. "Hogan's Heroes" setting : STALAG 12. Brand used in 10-Down, maybe : SALADA 15. Show contempt for : SNEERAT 18. Writer ___ Stanley Gardner : ERLE 22. Gallery event : ARTSHOW 23. "The Apostle" author Sholem : ASCH 24. Elisabeth of "Leaving Las Vegas" : SHUE 26. "Hamlet" soliloquy starter : TOBE 28. Opposite of everything : NOTABIT 32. N.Y.C.'s original subway line : IRT 33. Sounds of relief : AHS 34. Go astray : ERR 36. Just for ___ : OPENERS 37. Place for a béret : TETE 38. Auto dashboard indicator : OILGAUGE 39. Pinot ___ : NOIR 40. Automaker Ferrari : ENZO 43. Log-on name : USERID 44. Dresden's state : SAXONY 45. Skee-Ball site : ARCADE 47. One who sings to the cops : CANARY 48. Like Nash's lama : ONEL 51. Pranks : DIDOS 52. More coquettish : COYER 53. Irene of a Sherlock Holmes story : ADLER 56. "In that case ..." : IFSO 59. "Git!" : OUT 60. ___ Paulo, Brazil : SAO 61. Four-baggers: Abbr. : HRS