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1. Aids in artful deception : WEASELWORDS 12. Knowledge base?: Abbr. : SCH 15. Correctly positioned : RIGHTSIDEUP 16. Org. in the 1982 film "Enigma" : CIA 17. Babble : INCOHERENCE 18. Where people wear gowns, for short : ORS 19. "The Daughter of Time" novelist : TEY 20. Big Daddy player on 1950s Broadway : IVES 21. Gabfest : KLATCH 23. Hit : ICED 24. Sink : SCUTTLE 25. How Viola is disguised in "Twelfth Night" : ASAMAN 28. Crude dwellings : SHANTIES 29. ___ of Galadriel (gift to Frodo Baggins) : PHIAL 30. Go for ___ : AWALK 31. "Livin' Thing" group, in brief : ELO 32. Like some details : GORY 33. Antigen attacker : TCELL 34. Year of the last known Roman gladiator competition : CDIV 35. Plot line : ARC 36. Street show : RAREE 37. 2003 memoir of a TV executive : ROONE 38. Back out? : REAREXIT 40. One may be backed up : SINGER 41. Wrote : SCRIBED 42. Something fit to be tied? : SHOE 43. Center of learning : CORTEX 44. Switch : BEAT 45. Followers of closings: Abbr. : PSS 48. Duct opening? : OVI 49. 1970s-'80s sitcom put-down/catchphrase : KISSMYGRITS 52. Loch ___, on the River Shannon : REE 53. Recyclable : ALUMINUMCAN 54. Not be on target : ERR 55. Components of some alarms : HEATSENSORS		1. Bailiff's concern : WRIT 2. Strauss's "___ Nacht in Venedig" : EINE 3. Part of 16-Across: Abbr. : AGCY 4. "The Tudors" airer, briefly : SHO 5. Like straight shooters : ETHICAL 6. Square, in 1950s slang, indicated visually by a two-hand gesture : LSEVEN 7. High on amphetamines : WIRED 8. Dedicated compositions : ODES 9. TV pooch : REN 10. Decoy accompanier : DUCKCALL 11. Cave : SPELUNK 12. Pet with short legs and a hard coat, informally : SCOTTIEDOG 13. Big Apple excursion operation : CIRCLELINE 14. Reviews repeatedly : HASHESOVER 22. Court figure: Abbr. : ATT 23. Words after "if" or before "as well" : IMAY 24. Slate, originally : SHALE 25. Measure of a newborn's health, named for its developer : APGARSCORE 26. Extension of the terms of a marine insurance policy : SHORECOVER 27. American, for one : AIRCARRIER 28. "Nice!" : SWEET 30. Bitter : ACRID 33. Wealthy Cayman Islands resident, maybe : TAXEXILE 34. Juniper product : CONE 36. One of Judaism's four matriarchs : REBEKAH 37. It can be a stunner : RIOTGUN 39. Slowing, in mus. : RIT 40. Private detective Mike of Brett Halliday novels : SHAYNE 42. Round of four : SEMIS 44. Real-estate ad abbr. : BSMT 45. ___ Rivera, Calif. : PICO 46. Lead : STAR 47. Hyphenated IDs : SSNS 50. ___ sponte (of its own accord, at law) : SUA 51. Real-estate ad abbr. : RMS