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1. Tycoon who was reputedly the first person in New York City to own an automobile : DIAMONDJIMBRADY 10. Hawaiian landmark : DIAMONDHEAD 15. Changes in a whole new way : REDEFINES 16. Moorage : BERTH 17. Tending to cut off : ISOLATIVE 18. Tricky jumps : AXELS 19. Van Gogh's "Le Café de ___" : NUIT 20. Like some fancy soap bubbles : TORIC 22. "Corydon" author : GIDE 23. Got a move on : RAN 24. Singer with the 2002 hit "Ignition" : RKELLY 29. "No more delaying!" : TODAY 31. Better at dinner : TASTIER 32. Chapter's starting point, usually : RECTO 35. ___ chic : TRES 36. Classic marketing tagline : ADIAMONDISFOREVER 40. Show signs of age, maybe : CURL 42. Uncorks : OPENS 43. Collected work : OMNIBUS 46. Impressive feats : COUPS 50. Kisses may break them : SPELLS 51. Year Nostradamus's first almanac was written : MDL 53. Texas ___ : TECH 55. Very, to Verdi : ASSAI 57. Not esto or eso : OTRO 58. Kind of jelly : ASPIC 62. Commuter aircraft, maybe : TURBOPROP 65. Marine snail : WHELK 66. Small blood vessel : ARTERIOLE 67. "Heartlight" singer, 1982 : NEILDIAMOND 68. Home setting : BASEBALLDIAMOND		1. Union symbol? : DIAMONDRING 2. Kind of priest : JESUIT 3. Excited answer to "Who wants ...?" : IDOIDO 4. Like the Wicked Witch of the West at the end of "The Wizard of Oz" : MELTED 5. Painter's deg. : BFA 6. Slowing down, in mus. : RIT 7. "The Red Tent" author Diamant : ANITA 8. Exeter's county : DEVON 9. North Sea tributary : YSER 10. Chase Field team : DIAMONDBACKS 11. Whammy : HEX 12. "___ upon my bed I lay me": Longfellow : ERE 13. Airport code of the world's busiest airport : ATL 14. Some A.L.'ers : DHS 21. NPR host Flatow : IRA 23. Some breads : RYES 25. Diminutive ending : ETTE 26. Way into N.Y.C. : LIRR 27. Jason who starred in TV's "My Name Is Earl" : LEE 28. Sentence units: Abbr. : YRS 30. Anagrammatic cousin of 21-Down? : ARI 31. Flew : TORE 33. Inc. article subjects : CFOS 34. Nonpareil : TOP 36. His first opera was "Rosamund" : ARNE 37. Mae West role : DIAMONDLIL 38. Unsolicited MS., perhaps : ENCL 39. Brandy letters : VSO 40. Inc. article subjects : COS 41. Expert on a 68-Across : UMP 44. Symbol for a difficult ski run : BLACKDIAMOND 45. Maritime letters : USS 47. Fantasy world : UTOPIA 48. It's refined in Britain : PETROL 49. Dungeons & Dragons item : SCROLL 51. Actress Tierney of "ER" : MAURA 52. Grimes : DIRTS 54. Subject of a renowned curse : HOPEDIAMOND 56. Attempt : STAB 58. Plant bristle : AWN 59. ___-bear : SHE 60. "Dictionary of Linguistics" linguist : PEI 61. In a bad way : ILL 63. Community get-together : BEE 64. Regal symbol : ORB