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1. Fearful of exposure? : CAMERASHY 10. Slip : LAPSE 15. Joseph of ___ (follower of Jesus) : ARIMATHEA 16. Supports, in a way : ABETS 17. Like couch potatoes : SEDENTARY 18. Gorges : SATES 19. Recession victim? : HAIRLINE 20. Connected series : CATENA 21. Severe blow : GALE 22. John who sang "Jambalaya" : FOGERTY 23. Sony co-founder : MORITA 26. Casino opening : COINSLOT 27. Suppose : OPINE 28. "___, you've got me on my knees" (Clapton lyric) : LAYLA 29. Buried treasure : ORE 30. Mao successor : DENG 31. Does yet to be identified : JANES 32. "Charlie's Angels" role : KRIS 33. A little bit of work : ERG 34. It gets to the heart of the matter : CORER 35. Solitaire unit : CARAT 36. Resinous juice used in perfumery : LABDANUM 38. Swindles : COZENS 39. Apt anagram for "the eyes" : THEYSEE 40. Like early Beatles recordings : MONO 41. Wingdings : ROASTS 42. Guided : MENTORED 46. Acoustic : AURAL 47. Binding : MANDATORY 48. Where Grenoble is : ISERE 49. Hobnob : ASSOCIATE 50. "Horsefeathers!" : NERTS 51. Leased : CHARTERED		1. Bills : CASH 2. Side by side, maybe? : AREA 3. High time in Paris : MIDI 4. Developing : EMERGING 5. Went over : RANLATE 6. King who demanded half of Rome's Western Empire as a dowry : ATTILA 7. Classic 1949 Jack Schaefer novel : SHANE 8. "Grab ahold!" : HERE 9. Shout of approval : YAY 10. Food whose name means, literally, "cooking pot" : LASAGNA 11. Goes down : ABATES 12. Nero's portrayer in "The Story of Mankind" : PETERLORRE 13. Deafening : STENTORIAN 14. Bar exercises? : ESSAYTESTS 20. Spring winds : COILS 22. Degas's "Le ___ de la danse" : FOYER 23. One with an inside track : MODELTRAIN 24. Palais Garnier, for one : OPERAHOUSE 25. Wedding party : RINGBEARER 26. Cave follower : CANEM 28. Lash with a whip : LARUE 31. "The Thin Red Line" novelist James : JONES 32. Lilliputian of early 50's TV : KAZOOTIE 34. European tourist sites : CASTLES 35. Reach : CONTACT 37. "Pale Rider" actor Richard : DYSART 38. Bird with a 9- to 10-foot wingspan : CONDOR 40. Smart outfit : MENSA 42. Pound : MASH 43. Outcry : ROAR 44. Folies Bergère designer : ERTE 45. Turned red? : DYED 47. Slicker : MAC