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1. Christmas poem opener : TWAS 5. Oscars' org. : AMPAS 10. "This is ___ for Superman!" : AJOB 14. Moderate : EASE 15. One not user-friendly? : NARCO 16. Locks in a barn? : MANE 17. Big man in Sherwood Forest : LITTLEJOHN 19. "Do it just for me," e.g. : PLEA 20. W.W. II command: Abbr. : ETO 21. Agreeing (with) : ATONE 22. Deli display : MEATS 23. Worked with rattan : CANED 25. Fancy entrance : REDCARPET 27. Life lines? : OBIT 28. A whole lot : OCEANS 29. Term of address, in urban slang : MISTA 31. Completely puzzled : ATSEA 34. Villain in the story named by the starts of 17-, 25-, 47- and 57-Across : THEBIGBADWOLF 39. Opposite of wasted : OBESE 40. Bloodcurdling : SCARY 42. Low-heeled, wing-tip shoe : BROGUE 46. Affectedly quaint, in England : TWEE 47. Surviving, as a tough situation : RIDINGOUT 51. Some fruits : POMES 52. Like many movies nowadays : ONDVD 53. Wind instruments : OBOES 55. I love: Lat. : AMO 56. One of a British group : ISLE 57. Con artist : HOODWINKER 59. City NNW of Madrid : LEON 60. Half of an old comedy duo : OLLIE 61. Noodle : BEAN 62. Items for a transportation museum, now : SSTS 63. Airport signs : GATES 64. Folksinger Guthrie : ARLO		1. Modern industry classification : TELECOM 2. "Be patient" : WAITABIT 3. Flabbergast : ASTONISH 4. Position : SET 5. Work without ___ (be daring) : ANET 6. Declaration of education : MAJOR 7. Belly down : PRONE 8. Was sore : ACHED 9. II or III, say : SON 10. Current amount : AMPERE 11. Capital of Veracruz : JALAPA 12. Time in the early afternoon : ONETEN 13. Zoo attractions : BEASTS 18. Schoolboy : LAD 22. Parakeets' kin : MACAWS 24. Sermon ender? : ETTE 26. Like military academies, today : COED 30. Be plentiful : ABOUND 31. Time of one's life : AGE 32. Cookbook meas. : TBS 33. MS. enclosure : SAE 35. "___ to differ" : IBEG 36. Twice tetra- : OCTO 37. One faced with many bills : LAWMAKER 38. Restaurant comp : FREEMEAL 41. "Don't evade the question!" : YESORNO 42. Grills, as steaks : BROILS 43. Shampooing stages : RINSES 44. Eighty shares of stock, maybe : ODDLOT 45. Presumed facts : GIVENS 48. Alley Oop's lady : OOOLA 49. Letter-shaped hardware : UBOLT 50. "It's ___ for!" ("I love it!") : TODIE 51. Tire abbr. : PSI 54. Cote inhabitants : EWES 57. Be greedy about : HOG 58. Court letters? : NBA