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1. Peak : ACME 5. Chattered incessantly : RANON 10. TV horse introduced in 1955 ... or a Plymouth model introduced in 1956 : FURY 14. Partiality : BIAS 15. Seeing red : IRATE 16. Prime draft status : ONEA 17. Drug-yielding plant : COCA 18. Opposite of serenity : PANIC 19. Cartoonist Al : CAPP 20. Scary sound from the ocean? : HUMPBACKWAIL 23. Park, e.g., in N.Y.C. : AVE 25. "Sting like a bee" athlete : ALI 26. Having seniority : OLDER 28. Scary sound from a war zone? : BATTLECREAK 33. Juillet's season : ETE 34. Kodiak native : ALEUT 35. Physics unit : ERG 36. Theory's start : IDEA 37. Scary sound from a cornfield? : FARMGROAN 41. Splinter group : SECT 44. Motel-discount grp. : AAA 45. Sales slips: Abbr. : RCPTS 49. Galley implement : OAR 50. Scary sound from a steeple? : BELLANDHOWL 53. Tedious : PROSY 55. Boot part : TOE 56. "Whew!" : BOY 57. Misspells, say, as a ghost might at 20-, 28-, 37- and 50-Across? : MAKESABOOBOO 62. Abominate : HATE 63. African antelope : ELAND 64. Hot rod's rod : AXLE 67. ___ Lackawanna Railroad : ERIE 68. Countryish : RURAL 69. Boot part : HEEL 70. Card game for three : SKAT 71. Walk leisurely : AMBLE 72. Stealth bomber org. : USAF		1. Charles Gibson's network : ABC 2. A.F.L.-___ : CIO 3. Cane cutter : MACHETE 4. Biblical son who sold his birthright : ESAU 5. Wavelet : RIPPLE 6. Language whose alphabet starts alif, ba, ta, tha ... : ARABIC 7. Child's caretaker : NANA 8. Suffix with hypn- : OTIC 9. Part of a bottle or a guitar : NECK 10. Kind of point : FOCAL 11. Helpless? : UNAIDED 12. Filled to the gills : REPLETE 13. Big fat mouth : YAP 21. Country just south of Sicily : MALTA 22. Moo goo gai pan pan : WOK 23. Lawyers' org. : ABA 24. Kilmer of "The Doors" : VAL 27. ___ Irvin, classic artist for The New Yorker : REA 29. Cowlick, e.g. : TUFT 30. Fit for a king : REGAL 31. Blunder : ERR 32. "Long ___ and far away ..." : AGO 36. Creep (along) : INCH 38. Name that's an anagram of 27-Down : RAE 39. ___ de mer : MAL 40. Egyptian dry measure equal to about five-and-a-half bushels : ARDEB 41. Soak (up) : SOP 42. Tag for a particular purpose : EARMARK 43. Neighbor of Slovenia : CROATIA 46. Co. addresses, often : POBOXES 47. A duo : TWO 48. Crafty : SLY 50. Tournament pass : BYE 51. Like some music : ATONAL 52. Musically improvise : NOODLE 54. Sport utilizing a clay disk : SKEET 58. Hospital shipments : SERA 59. Styptic agent : ALUM 60. Part of a fishhook : BARB 61. Island with Waimea Bay : OAHU 62. Gentlemen : HES 65. Meadow : LEA 66. Shoemaker's helper, in a fairy tale : ELF