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1. Spooky : EERIE 6. Walk with heavy steps : TRAMP 11. College transcript no. : GPA 14. What a cowboy may use while saying "Giddyup!" : SPURS 15. Course to breeze through : EASYA 16. Brit. resource for wordsmiths : OED 17. Inspector Clouseau movie, with "The" : PINKPANTHER 19. Hi-fi supply : LPS 20. "If I Had a Hammer" singer Lopez : TRINI 21. Rye and whole wheat : BREADS 23. Invent, as a phrase : COIN 24. TV host Philbin : REGIS 27. Stats for sluggers : RBIS 29. Air that makes you go [cough, cough] : SMOG 30. Alert to danger : WARN 31. Martial arts actor Lee : BRUCE 32. Asian New Year : TET 33. Draped Delhi dress : SARI 34. Start a Web session : LOGON 35. Poet Gelett Burgess wrote that he never saw one : PURPLECOW 38. Bitterly pungent : ACRID 41. Gentle rise and fall of the voice : LILT 42. Ghost's cry : BOO 45. Plodding journeys : TREKS 46. Emperor who fiddled around? : NERO 47. Like the models in a swimsuit issue : SEXY 48. Pie à la ___ : MODE 49. Patients, to doctors : CASES 50. What you might catch a tiger by, in a saying : TAIL 51. Pull out : UPROOT 53. Antelope with a hump and twisted horns : ELAND 55. "How was ___ know?" : ITO 56. Lewis Carroll character who's late : WHITERABBIT 60. Politico ___ Paul : RON 61. Belly button : NAVEL 62. Public square : PLAZA 63. Unspecified amount : ANY 64. Take furtively : SNEAK 65. Rocker Bob with the Silver Bullet Band : SEGER		1. Parapsychology subject, briefly : ESP 2. Perfect example : EPITOME 3. Go wild : RUNRIOT 4. Annoying : IRKING 5. Jock's channel : ESPN 6. Number of sides in a decagon : TEN 7. Squealer : RAT 8. Rubbish holder : ASHBIN 9. Fort ___, Fla. : MYERS 10. Cut, as expenses : PARE 11. Edgar Allan Poe story, with "The" : GOLDBUG 12. Its brands include Frito-Lay and Tropicana : PEPSICO 13. Commercials : ADS 18. Combat with fighter-bombers : AIRWAR 22. Symbol by the phrase "You are here" : ARROW 23. Chicago's winter hrs. : CST 25. O.K. Corral gunslinger : EARP 26. Decorative gratings : GRILLES 28. One of 100 on the Hill: Abbr. : SEN 31. Ink stain : BLOT 33. Soapy froth : SUDS 35. Cheapskate : PIKER 36. Yeats's homeland : EIRE 37. Ninth-inning relief pitcher : CLOSER 38. Source of PIN money? : ATM 39. Salad cube : CROUTON 40. John Steinbeck book, with "The" : REDPONY 42. Hacky Sack, basically : BEANBAG 43. Form rust, say : OXIDIZE 44. Popeye's Olive ___ : OYL 46. Indigenous : NATIVE 47. Sty : hogs :: ___ : horses : STABLE 49. George M. who composed "Over There" : COHAN 52. Holds the title to : OWNS 54. Swimmers' distances : LAPS 55. Money for the senior yrs. : IRA 57. Afternoon social : TEA 58. Antlered animal : ELK 59. Black goo : TAR