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1. Modern investor's option : ETRADE 7. Potluck supper offering : LASAGNA 14. Where some bank deposits are made : SHORES 15. Talkative one : PARAKEET 16. Part of a frame : TRUMPEDUPCHARGE 18. Deride : HITAT 19. Ranger that cost about $2,500 : EDSEL 20. ___-Saint-Laurent (Quebec region) : BAS 21. Fair : EVENHANDED 23. Gold medalist in Sarajevo and Calgary : WITT 24. Actress Polo of "Meet the Fockers" : TERI 25. Not sharp : MILD 26. A pair apart? : POLES 27. Co. founded by H. Ross Perot in 1962 : EDS 28. Ask : POSE 29. Something ventured : GUESS 30. Calvins, e.g. : BLUEJEANS 32. Nosy Parker : PRIER 34. Hall-of-famers Bill Klem and Nestor Chylak, e.g. : UMPS 35. "___-Ami" (Guy de Maupassant novel) : BEL 38. Milan-based fashion house : PRADA 39. She's a plus : EMME 40. French writer François ___ de Chateaubriand : RENE 41. Ring side : ROPE 42. Capricious conceits : PIPEDREAMS 44. Gray shade : ASH 45. Privy fixture : BIDET 46. "Cómo ___?" : ESTAS 47. Sparing no expense : WHATEVERTHECOST 50. Flawless diamond display? : NOERRORS 51. "Hooray for the red, white, and blue!" : USAUSA 52. They may give players a stiff arm : SPLINTS 53. Thrifty customer? : RENTER		1. Museumgoer, e.g. : ESTHETE 2. Shined : THRIVED 3. Network devices : ROUTERS 4. Emporio ___ : ARMANI 5. Bathysphere reading : DEPTH 6. San Jose-to-Fresno dir. : ESE 7. No longer practicing : LAPSED 8. Bowed : ARCED 9. Montreal-born comic who wrote jokes for J.F.K. : SAHL 10. Booking letters : AKA 11. Desert rats : GERBILS 12. Disestablishes : NEGATES 13. Big news in the 40's and 50's : ATESTS 15. Short-hop specialists : PUDDLEJUMPERS 17. "Room 222" actress Nicholas : DENISE 22. Cause for an assignation : AMOUR 23. Griper's litany : WOES 26. Groaners : PUNS 28. Many a prayer : PLEA 29. Couldn't hide one's astonishment : GAPED 30. Wait : BIDE 31. Daniel Decatur ___, composer of "Dixie" : EMMETT 32. It supplies drivers : PROSHOP 33. Renaissance man : RAPHAEL 35. Edge : BEATOUT 36. As one : ENMASSE 37. Pitch from Carlton or Merit : LESSTAR 38. Cioppino ingredients : PRAWNS 39. You can get down from them : EIDERS 40. Do a price check on : RESCAN 42. Basketball maneuver : PIVOT 43. Baseball's Little Colonel : REESE 45. Capital founded in 1191 : BERN 48. Prefix with state : TRI 49. Judah's house in a Lew Wallace novel : HUR