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1. "Let's go!" : CMON 5. Miss Cinders of old comics : ELLA 9. Stravinsky's "Le ___ du printemps" : SACRE 14. It's pulled on a pulley : ROPE 15. Music for two : DUET 16. Farm units : ACRES 17. Once more : ANEW 18. Schooner part : MAST 19. Signified : MEANT 20. Hit NBC comedy : MADABOUTYOU 23. Passing grade : CEE 24. Director Howard : RON 25. X's in bowling : STRIKES 27. It's behind home plate : BACKSTOP 32. Sugar source : CANE 33. "___ American Cousin" (1859 comedy) : OUR 34. Results of big hits? : COMAS 36. "Gandhi" setting : INDIA 39. Shiite, e.g. : ARAB 41. 1997 has two : NINES 43. Brothers and sisters : SIBS 44. Flattens : RAZES 46. Plains home : TEPEE 48. Tam-o'-shanter : CAP 49. Yin's counterpart : YANG 51. Not the subs : STARTERS 53. Liberace wore them : SEQUINS 56. A.F.L.'s partner : CIO 57. Tempe sch. : ASU 58. Novelty timepiece : CUCKOOCLOCK 64. Cinnamon unit : STICK 66. ___-Seltzer : ALKA 67. First name in supermodeldom : ELLE 68. Actress Berry : HALLE 69. Alice doesn't work here anymore : MELS 70. Campus authority : DEAN 71. Buzzing : ASTIR 72. Organic fuel : PEAT 73. Klutz's utterance : OOPS		1. Pack in : CRAM 2. "___ Lisa" : MONA 3. Like a William Safire piece : OPED 4. Alternative to J.F.K. and La Guardia : NEWARK 5. Oilers' home : EDMONTON 6. Molokai meal : LUAU 7. For fear that : LEST 8. Esqs. : ATTYS 9. Belushi character on "S.N.L." : SAMURAI 10. Expert : ACE 11. Bartender's supply : CRACKEDICE 12. "Walk Away ___" (1966 hit) : RENEE 13. ___ Park, Colo. : ESTES 21. Pear type : BOSC 22. Like some stocks, for short : OTC 26. Lodges : INNS 27. Part of an old English Christmas feast : BOAR 28. Atmosphere : AURA 29. Hodgepodge : CRAZYQUILT 30. Cross out : OMIT 31. Glazier's items : PANES 35. Back-to-school time: Abbr. : SEPT 37. Building support : IBAR 38. Egyptian threats : ASPS 40. Romeo : BEAU 42. Maine's is rocky : SEACOAST 45. Tee-hee : SNICKER 47. Psychiatrist Berne : ERIC 50. Bearded creature : GNU 52. "Holy ___!" : TOLEDO 53. Russian-born violinist Schneider, informally : SASHA 54. These, in Madrid : ESTAS 55. Rascal : SCAMP 59. "Twittering Machine" artist : KLEE 60. Neighbor of Kan. : OKLA 61. Nondairy spread : OLEO 62. Bit of thunder : CLAP 63. Dolls since 1961 : KENS 65. Cato's 151 : CLI