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1. Knights' competition : JOUST 6. Baby kangaroo : JOEY 10. Kid around : JOSH 14. Winfrey who said "I still have my feet on the ground, I just wear better shoes" : OPRAH 15. Feminine suffix : ENNE 16. Length x width, for a rectangle : AREA 17. Brother outlaw in the Wild West : JESSEJAMES 19. Spick-and-span : NEAT 20. Suffix with pay : OLA 21. "___ happy returns" : MANY 22. Imbeciles : IDIOTS 24. Ones with caws for alarm? : JAYS 25. Some boxing wins, for short : TKOS 26. Humiliate : ABASE 28. Cause for a mistrial : HUNGJURY 32. Not taut : SLACK 33. "Tell ___ lies" : MENO 34. Prime draft status : ONEA 35. Googly-eyed Muppet : ELMO 36. Retail clothing giant ... or a description of 17- and 54-Across and 10- and 24-Down? : JCREW 37. Color for baby girls, traditionally : PINK 38. L.B.J. son-in-law Charles : ROBB 39. Things inflated with hot air? : EGOS 40. Cabalists' plans : PLOTS 41. Mexican beans : FRIJOLES 43. Makes progress : GAINS 44. Up to the task : ABLE 45. 19th-century educator Horace : MANN 46. Politico Milk of "Milk" : HARVEY 49. Bo : Obama :: ___ : Roosevelt : FALA 50. "___ Baba and the 40 Thieves" : ALI 53. Jai ___ : ALAI 54. White Sox outfielder nicknamed Shoeless : JOEJACKSON 57. Injured : HURT 58. Choir voice : ALTO 59. Discover by chance : HITON 60. Home of Iowa State University : AMES 61. Back end : REAR 62. Midterms and finals : EXAMS		1. "___ left his home in Tucson, Arizona" (Beatles lyric) : JOJO 2. Autobahn auto : OPEL 3. With 45-Down, home of the Big Dipper : URSA 4. Carrier to Copenhagen : SAS 5. 1994 Jim Carrey film : THEMASK 6. Levi's, e.g. : JEANS 7. "Time Is ___ Side" (Rolling Stones hit) : ONMY 8. Opposite of WSW : ENE 9. "So you've said" : YESIKNOW 10. "Me and Bobby McGee" singer, 1971 : JANISJOPLIN 11. Nabisco cookie : OREO 12. Chair or sofa : SEAT 13. Bowlers that don't bowl : HATS 18. "The Gong Show" panelist ___ P. Morgan : JAYE 23. Hound : DOG 24. Longtime New York senator for whom a center is named : JACOBJAVITS 25. iPod downloads : TUNES 26. "It's ___ nothing" : ALLOR 27. Thumper's "deer friend" : BAMBI 28. Give a ___ welcome : HEROS 29. The "U" in A.C.L.U. : UNION 30. Payments to landlords : RENTS 31. Talks, talks, talks : YAKS 32. Feudal worker : SERF 33. Fibber of old radio : MCGEE 36. Smucker's container : JELLYJAR 40. Flair : PANACHE 42. U.K. award : OBE 43. Black-tie affair : GALA 45. See 3-Down : MAJOR 46. "That's rich!" : HAHA 47. Homecoming attendee, in brief : ALUM 48. Once-in-a-blue-moon : RARE 49. Greek cheese : FETA 50. Dashiell Hammett hound : ASTA 51. Tapestry device : LOOM 52. Places to stay the night : INNS 55. Bullring cheer : OLE 56. Spherical breakfast cereal : KIX