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1. Mistake at the hospital? : SWAP 5. See 25-Down : FACTO 10. Freddy Krueger and others : SLAS 14. - : HERS 15. Modern library offering : EBOOK 16. Continental locales : AIRP 17. - : ORTS 18. Dollars for quarters : RENTS 19. Sell short : UNDE 20. - : RESTIMATE 22. Head out on the range : STEER 23. ___ Valley : SIMI 24. Musician with the first record formally certified as a million-seller : GLENNM 25. - : ILLER 29. Not : NARY 31. Baby brother, often : PAIN 32. Gym amenity : SAUNA 34. Jacquerie : UPRI 38. - : SING 39. Doctor : AMEND 40. One who shakes in a kitchen, maybe : SEAS 41. - : ONER 42. Veins : LODES 43. Canada's Battle of Fort ___, 1866 : ERIE 44. Card game with a bank : FARO 45. Like Oedipus' marriage : PREDE 46. - : STINED 50. A barber may shave this : NAPE 53. Like human skin : PORED 54. Hamstrings : INCAPACIT 59. - : ATES 60. Four-in-a-row U.S. Open winner : EVERT 61. Mulling : RUMI 62. - : NANT 63. Duties : TAXES 64. Crepe paper feature : CRIN 65. - : KLES 66. More than ready : ANTSY 67. Some lobsters : HENS		1. Famed host near Broadway : SHOR 2. "___ in the Money" (1933 hit) : WERE 3. Graphic ___ : ARTS 4. Confidential warning : PSST 5. Tiny distance unit : FERMI 6. At three or nine o'clock : ABEAM 7. With 27-Down, like 10-Across and others : CONTINUEDONNEXT 8. Pari-mutuel machine : TOTE 9. Lets go : OKS 10. Deep-fry alternative : SAUTE 11. Hope chest contents : LINEN 12. Mary ___, Shakespeare's mother : ARDEN 13. Kind of bank : SPERM 21. Land on the Med. : ISR 22. Scheming : SLY 24. '00's, now : GRADS 25. With 5-Across, phrase of clarification : IPSO 26. Been intimate (with) : LAIN 27. See 7-Down : LINE 28. G.E. employee : ENGR 30. Tyler or Jackson : ANNE 32. Starter, often : SALAD 33. Marc Antony's love : AMOR 34. Junkie : USER 35. Senior, in French names : PERE 36. S.C. Johnson spray : RAID 37. "Mm-hmm, mm-hmm" : ISEE 44. Put coins in : FED 45. Life : PEP 46. Severely outscore, slangily : SPANK 47. It's just one thing after another : TOTAL 48. Godfrey's woman in "My Man Godfrey" : IRENE 49. Embeds : NESTS 51. "Green ___" : ACRES 52. Object of an April Fools joke : PATSY 54. ___ Drago, "Rocky IV" villain : IVAN 55. Dict. label : ARCH 56. Doctor : CURE 57. Comment at the poker table : IMIN 58. Cookie holders : TINS 60. Fraternity letter : ETA