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1. It's often said with the eyes closed : AMEN 5. Stunned : AGASP 10. Floppy headgear : TAMS 14. Writer of the history "Ab Urbe Condita" : LIVY 15. "Beloved" heroine : SETHE 16. Chick chaser? : ADEE 17. London broil, often : FLANKSTEAK 19. Cleave : REND 20. Part of Christmas : SILENTT 21. Longtime name in photography : MINOLTA 23. "Where people go to dance the night away," in song : TUXEDOJUNCTION 25. Bucolic call : BAA 26. Limnological study : LAKE 27. Coastal island colonists : EIDERS 28. Up to : UNTIL 30. Lusatian ___ (German/Polish border river) : NEISSE 32. 1930s bomber : BTEN 33. Brush : COPSE 34. Some displays, briefly : CRTS 38. What you probably have a head for : SHOWER 40. Summer Olympics event : SKEET 41. Like some checkups : ANNUAL 44. 1980s Argentine president ___ Alfonsín : RAUL 46. It has four bases : DNA 47. Châteaubriand accompaniment, often : BEARNAISESAUCE 50. Kids in funny shorts : OURGANG 51. Recipients of dollars for quarters? : LESSORS 53. Reader's digest founder of 1984 : UTNE 54. Cut off : DISINHERIT 56. Vote in der Bundesrat : NEIN 57. Modern way to request participation : EVITE 58. Male protagonist in William Inge's "Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff" : RAFE 59. "Nuts!" : DRAT 60. Start over, in a way : RESET 61. Multitude : SLEW		1. Film composer Clausen and others : ALFS 2. Unlike doves : MILITANT 3. Gauge : EVALUATE 4. 1997 Bell Atlantic acquisition : NYNEX 5. Court figure: Abbr. : ASSTDA 6. More than merely meet : GETTOKNOW 7. Partook of : ATE 8. Popular aquatic performer : SHAMU 9. Toy developed in China : PEKINESE 10. Set for a reading : TAROTDECK 11. Emperor's relative : ADELIE 12. Guide : MENTOR 13. Typical taxis : SEDANS 18. Sound ominously : KNELL 22. Spinoff of CBS's "JAG" : NCIS 24. "Golly!" : JEEPERS 25. Sonny : BUB 29. Young Turk, e.g. : INSURGENT 31. Old covenant keeper : ISRAELITE 33. Draining aid : COLANDER 35. Its skeleton may be used to make jewelry : REDCORAL 36. Largest of the Canary Islands : TENERIFE 37. Platform place: Abbr. : STA 39. Easternmost town on Maui, on one end of 52 miles of twisty highway : HANA 40. Fractional bit? : SLASH 41. Be everywhere, so to speak : ABOUND 42. Fix : NEUTER 43. Setting for C. S. Lewis's "The Last Battle" : NARNIA 45. Early online discussion setting : USENET 48. "You win" : IGIVE 49. Detox population : USERS 52. Fuss : STEW 55. Familial title : SIS