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1. Far Eastern pilgrimage destination : MOUNTFUJI 10. Page with convictions : OPED 14. Dull type : IGNORAMUS 15. Campus V.I.P. : PREXY 16. Leader of the pack : ALPHAMALE 17. Clearly riveted : AGAPE 18. "One ___!" : SEC 19. "The Ballad of ___," 1967 comedy western : JOSIE 20. Made time : RACED 21. Suspension : PAUSE 22. Relatively stable : SANER 23. Solstice celebrators : PAGANS 26. Set up : TRAP 28. ___ Bernina (highest peak in the Eastern Alps) : PIZ 30. Dull shade : ECRU 31. Then : ATTHETIME 33. Some audiophiles' collections : REELTOREELTAPES 36. Subject of the 2005 biography "iCon" : STEVEJOBS 37. Spotted : LENT 38. Kafka's "___ Hungerkünstler" : EIN 39. City in San Joaquin County : LODI 40. Gruff : CRUSTY 42. They may be glowing : COALS 44. William McKinley's Ohio birthplace : NILES 46. Hamburger's acknowledgment : DANKE 47. Availability sign : TOLET 48. Occasional medicine dropper?: Abbr. : FDA 51. Not so welcoming : ICIER 52. John Hurt played Caligula in it : ICLAUDIUS 54. They had C-shaped sound holes : VIOLS 55. Avalanche, e.g. : CHEVROLET 56. Best in shows : EDNA 57. Where some buffalo roam : SERENGETI		1. They're officially honored on the third Friday in Sept. : MIAS 2. Regard impolitely : OGLE 3. Sexist, say : UNPC 4. Stylized drama : NOH 5. A tall Roman column is named after him : TRAJAN 6. Celebrated : FAMOUS 7. Dr. J's alma mater : UMASS 8. "The English Patient" Oscar winner : JULIETTEBINOCHE 9. Comment when following someone : ISEE 10. Source of ballpark pitches? : ORGAN 11. They go around on reservations : PEACEPIPES 12. It often has controls : EXPERIMENT 13. Like some changed locks : DYED 15. Citadel feature : PARAPET 21. Pope who met with Galileo : PAULV 22. "The Future Lies Ahead" comedian, 1958 : SAHL 23. By its nature : PERSE 24. Wood distillation product : ACETICACID 25. Its bulb is small : GREENONION 27. G.P.S. output: Abbr. : RTES 29. Vivacious : ZESTY 31. Baseball nickname that's a portmanteau : AROD 32. Fibula neighbor : TALUS 34. They're concerned with checks and balances : TELLERS 35. Sight-seers at the Prado? : OJOS 40. Split : CLEAVE 41. Trip part : RETURN 43. Kipling's "great gray Lone Wolf" : AKELA 45. More terrific, to a hip-hopper : ILLER 46. One may be given a 10 : DIVE 47. Nervous reactions : TICS 48. Cabinet member? : FILE 49. Shared air : DUET 50. Wine spot : ASTI 53. Frank : DOG