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1. Offspring of bucks and does : FAWNS 6. Tobacco mouthful : CHAW 10. ___ slaw : COLE 14. Alaskan native : ALEUT 15. Top-notch : AONE 16. N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Dickerson : ERIC 17. Stretchable holder : RUBBERBAND 19. Molten flow : LAVA 20. "Delicious!" : MMM 21. Genre for "The Maltese Falcon" : NOIR 22. Lose steam, with "out" : PETER 23. Loony : AROUNDTHEBEND 27. Stats in hockey and basketball : ASSISTS 29. Endings with mountain and election : EERS 30. Western alliance, for short : NATO 31. Prefix with phobia : ACRO 32. Get a move on : HIE 35. Strong family connections, idiomatically : THETIESTHATBIND 40. Camera choice, in brief : SLR 41. French miss: Abbr. : MLLE 42. Pretentiously styled : ARTY 43. "That's a good one!" : HAHA 44. OPEC units : BARRELS 47. Tax-free investment : MUNICIPALBOND 51. Aids and ___ : ABETS 52. "___ 18" (Leon Uris novel) : MILA 53. Fed. property manager : GSA 56. Basis of a lawsuit : TORT 57. Tux go-with : CUMMERBUND 60. Projecting edge on a roof : EAVE 61. Sound heard with the phrase "Just like that!" : SNAP 62. Country singer Tennessee ___ Ford : ERNIE 63. Suffix with poll or pun : STER 64. Atoms with + or - symbols : IONS 65. Talks like Don Corleone : RASPS		1. 50-acre homestead, maybe : FARM 2. Reunion attendee, for short : ALUM 3. Internet guru : WEBMASTER 4. Heart : NUB 5. Dictation takers : STENOS 6. Mountain retreats : CABINS 7. Stockpile : HOARD 8. The Beach Boys' "Barbara ___" : ANN 9. Thu. preceder : WED 10. OK! magazine topics : CELEBS 11. Talk bombastically : ORATE 12. Animate : LIVEN 13. Modern-day birthday greeting : ECARD 18. Win by a wide margin : ROUT 22. Ross who founded the Reform Party : PEROT 24. Big melee : RIOT 25. Kind of support offered by a 3-Down : TECH 26. Wife of Zeus : HERA 27. Aardvarks' fare : ANTS 28. Wry comic Mort : SAHL 31. Lunched, say : ATE 32. Armed thugs : HIREDGUNS 33. Worldwide: Abbr. : INTL 34. Alternative to Häagen-Dazs : EDYS 36. Apples on desktops : IMACS 37. For grades 1-12 : ELHI 38. Part of a Three Stooges routine : SLAP 39. 1-Down building : BARN 43. One getting a single or a double, e.g. : HITTER 44. Hoverers over sports stadiums : BLIMPS 45. Well-suited : ABLE 46. One guffawing : ROARER 47. Chess endings : MATES 48. W.W. II Atlantic lurker : UBOAT 49. Chutzpah : NERVE 50. Jordan's capital : AMMAN 54. Paper doll-making sound : SNIP 55. Hot-weather quenchers : ADES 57. CBS forensic drama : CSI 58. Numero ___ : UNO 59. Victoria's Secret purchase : BRA