NY Times, Sat, Apr 25, 2009

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1. Runs through a petcock, e.g. : DRAINSOFF 10. They have big bells : TUBAS 15. Best Director of 2001 : RONHOWARD 16. Setting of Queen Beatrix Airport : ARUBA 17. One might create a spread : ODDSMAKER 18. Garson ___, writer and director of Broadway's "Born Yesterday" : KANIN 19. Apportionment word : PER 20. City founded during the Cherokee Strip land run : ENID 21. United : MELDED 22. "___ of you ..." : IBEG 24. Fond of : KEENON 26. Itinerary abbr. : TBA 27. Food giant based in Springdale, Ark. : TYSON 29. Trade, informally : BIZ 30. It has a play of colors : OPAL 31. Desirable trunk feature : WASHBOARDABS 35. He crushed Hannibal at Zama : SCIPIO 37. Bright : BRAINY 38. 1980 Truffaut film that won 10 César awards : THELASTMETRO 40. Not give way : HOLD 41. Herd locale : LEA 42. Introducer of the math symbol "e" : EULER 46. European conductor ___ Klas : ERI 47. Unagi restaurant suppliers : EELERS 50. Be enough for : SATE 51. Like avocado skins : PEBBLY 53. Quotable types : WITS 55. Stars play in it: Abbr. : NHL 56. Shorthand inventor Pitman : ISAAC 57. Act of Supremacy institutor : HENRYVIII 59. Rwandan people : TUTSI 60. Relative of alliteration : ASSONANCE 61. Track asset : SPEED 62. Health club offering for aerobic workouts : STEPCLASS		1. Discussion ender : DROPIT 2. Passed, as in a parade : RODEBY 3. 1993 N.L. batting champ Galarraga : ANDRES 4. Christian trigram : IHS 5. City east of Saint Lawrence Island : NOME 6. Tony : SWANK 7. "The Great Dictator" Oscar nominee : OAKIE 8. "New York, New York" lyricist : FREDEBB 9. Most famous resident of Warm Spr., Ga. : FDR 10. Like some seats : TAKEN 11. Orenburg is on it : URAL 12. Thing with a sweet ring to it? : BUNDTPAN 13. "Hair" song with birthday wishes to a president : ABIEBABY 14. Wear for Peppermint Patty : SANDALS 21. "The Impresario" composer : MOZART 23. Lose it : GOWILD 25. Queen for whom an element is named : NIOBE 28. Vacation spot for some oenophiles : NAPA 30. Repellent : ODIOUS 32. Alfred ___, "Footbridge at Argenteuil" artist : SISLEY 33. Shuttle destination : HOTEL 34. Of particular interest to a completist : RARE 35. Bolsters : SHORESUP 36. Like many clerics : CELIBATE 38. Something dreadful : THEPITS 39. Who said "I'll try anything once, twice if I like it, three times to make sure" : MAEWEST 43. Cause of a dry spell in the Midwest : LANINA 44. Business school course : ETHICS 45. Hinges : RELIES 47. Battle of Cabra victor, 1079 : ELCID 48. Shampoo shelfmate : RINSE 49. It's often seen next to a chair : STROP 52. Private residence? : BASE 54. Coordination, briefly : SYNC 57. Boasts : HAS 58. ___-de-Marne, France : VAL