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1. It often has an advantage : HOMETEAM 9. Real : INESSE 15. Like some choirs: Var. : ACAPELLA 16. "$" star, 1971 : BEATTY 17. Cousin of a mariposa : SEGOLILY 18. Habit : ATTIRE 19. Serving, sometimes : SLICE 20. Surfaces, in a way : TARS 22. Sue Grafton's "___ for Lawless" : LIS 23. Tay, say : LOCH 24. Some parties : STAGS 26. Part of an Asian capital's name : PENH 27. Flier's concern, for short : ETA 28. One who answers to a looie : SARGE 29. Outset, slangily : GETGO 30. Part of an Asian capital's name : BATOR 31. Expression of disapproval : TUTTUT 32. 1959 Jackie Wilson hit : LONELYTEARDROPS 36. Sadist, e.g. : ABUSER 37. Brand name with an accent at the end : PREGO 38. Kind of drive : CDROM 39. It may be lost : CAUSE 40. Aviary sound : CAW 43. Autumnal hue : RUST 44. Minuscule amounts : WHITS 45. Midway cry : WHEE 46. 60 minutes, in Milan : ORA 47. With 10-Down, bun protectors : HAIR 48. Top with jewels : TIARA 49. Brits' blades : SABRES 51. Civil War battlefield : MANASSAS 54. It's continuous with the cornea : SCLERA 55. French folk song : ALOUETTE 56. Place for a lace : EYELET 57. Feature accompanier, once : NEWSREEL		1. Pain : HASSLE 2. Endangered South American : OCELOT 3. Ars ___ (sorcery) : MAGICA 4. Period : EPOCH 5. Market leader? : TELE 6. "Down the Field" singer, at a football game : ELI 7. Tie term : ALL 8. Madison Avenue's "loneliest guy in town" : MAYTAGREPAIRMAN 9. Support group? : IBARS 10. See 47-Across : NETS 11. Get down : EAT 12. Dagger : STILETTO 13. Hang, in a way : STRINGUP 14. Views : EYESHOTS 21. Basis of some divisions : AGE 24. Debauchee of a sort : SATYR 25. Hurry : TROT 26. Prefix with chemical : PETRO 28. Capital nicknamed the Cherry City : SALEM 29. Character in Chesterton's "What's Wrong With the World" : GUDGE 30. Plaster? : BESOT 31. Lock : TRESS 32. Relative of hurling : LACROSSE 33. Mulishness : OBDURACY 34. Like infants and grudges : NURSABLE 35. In ___ (trapped) : ARUT 39. Singer Coltrane : CHI 40. Snow-white : CHASTE 41. Cause to sparkle : AERATE 42. Popper of song : WEASEL 44. Attended : WASAT 45. More likely to mouth off : WISER 47. Epitaph opener : HERE 48. Greek crosses : TAUS 50. Shepherd's field: Abbr. : REL 52. Cream ___ : ALE 53. Children's prayer starter : NOW