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1. Indo-Europeans : ARYANS 7. Hot night out, perhaps : DATE 11. Prospector's aid : MAP 14. Largest city on the Illinois River : PEORIA 15. Privy to : INON 16. Stein filler : ALE 17. Traditional Christmas dessert : PLUMPUDDING 19. Conglomerate whose N.Y.S.E. symbol is the same as the company's name : ITT 20. Elhi grps. : PTAS 21. Bulldozes : RAZES 23. Red bird with black wings and tail : SCARLETTANAGER 29. Word that can precede or follow "first" : LADIES 30. Congregational area : NAVE 31. They can be split or charged : ATOMS 32. Traditional January event : WHITESALE 37. Lincoln's home: Abbr. : NEB 38. Take marks off : ERASE 39. Took gold : WON 40. 1999 Tom Hanks film, with "The" : GREENMILE 43. Simple disguise : BEARD 45. See 62-Across : ROME 46. Fur for a stole : ERMINE 47. Home remedy for skin irritations : MUSTARDPLASTER 51. Medieval tale : CONTE 52. Baldwin of "30 Rock" : ALEC 53. Smashable tennis shot : LOB 54. Shade close to azure : PEACOCKBLUE 61. Team ___ : USA 62. ___ of Constantine (landmark in 45-Across) : ARCH 63. Mother of Calcutta : TERESA 64. At any time, to a bard : EER 65. Spreadsheet fill : DATA 66. Area between curbs : STREET		1. "Killer" PC program : APP 2. Theist's subj. : REL 3. Whom "Uncle Sam wants" : YOU 4. Get ready for war : ARM 5. Parts of baby bottles : NIPPLES 6. Browns, as meat : SAUTES 7. "Say that thou ___ forsake me ...": Shak. : DIDST 8. Singer DiFranco : ANI 9. Cargo unit : TON 10. Carve on, as a monument : ENGRAVE 11. Indian corn : MAIZE 12. Take in or let out : ALTER 13. Strokes ... or ones stroked : PETS 18. "Can't Help Lovin' ___ Man" : DAT 22. A long, long time : AGES 23. "Language that rolls up its sleeves, spits on its hands and goes to work," per Carl Sandburg : SLANG 24. Provide party food : CATER 25. Sun-dried brick : ADOBE 26. Lens holder : RIM 27. Ouzo flavoring : ANISE 28. ___ the Great of children's books : NATE 32. More twisted, as humor : WRIER 33. "2001" computer : HAL 34. Mark time : AWAIT 35. Michaels of "S.N.L." : LORNE 36. East ___ (certain Londoner) : ENDER 38. Jane Austen novel : EMMA 41. Lead-in to while : ERST 42. Steno's staple : NOTEPAD 43. Shelf support : BRACKET 44. Dorothy's aunt and others : EMS 46. Chooses : ELECTS 47. Bullwinkle, e.g. : MOOSE 48. Open, as a gate : UNBAR 49. Russian villa : DACHA 50. Grp. once led by Arafat : PLO 51. Game associated with the starts of 17-, 23-, 32-, 40-, 47- and 54-Across : CLUE 55. All alternative : ERA 56. Deed : ACT 57. December exclamation : BRR 58. Actress Remick : LEE 59. Function : USE 60. Partake of : EAT