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1. Venetian who explored for England in the 15th century : CABOT 6. Paints gently : DABS 10. Mattress filler during a recession, maybe : CASH 14. Last Oldsmobile car : ALERO 15. Palindromic magazine name : ELLE 16. "A pity" : ALAS 17. Tailless Old World mammal : LORIS 18. Land of the descendants of 67-Across : EDOM 19. "Step right up!" : NEXT 20. An Olympic swimmer needs a big one : LUNGCAPACITY 23. 50+ org. : AARP 24. Royal family : HOUSE 28. Less than 1% : SKIM 31. It may be over a window : CURTAINROD 35. Tricks : MAGIC 37. Not so common : RARER 38. The Greatest : ALI 39. Son of, in Arab names : IBN 40. Akihito's wife, e.g. : EMPRESS 42. Rebelling Turner : NAT 43. ___ pooped to pop : TOO 44. Shire of "Rocky" : TALIA 45. Treaty signing : TRUCE 47. Sound practical judgment : HORSESENSE 50. After 2004, the only way to buy a 14-Across : USED 51. Slander : SMEAR 52. Modern way to put out an album : ONCD 54. Fateful event for the Titanic : MAIDENVOYAGE 61. Diamond group : UMPS 64. Runner in Pamplona : TORO 65. Like spoken n's : NASAL 66. It turns a hundred into a thousand : ZERO 67. Jacob's twin : ESAU 68. Makes like the Cheshire Cat : GRINS 69. Element that can precede the starts of 20-, 31-, 47- and 54-Across : IRON 70. Where the crew chows down : MESS 71. "Poor Richard's Almanack" bit : ADAGE		1. Give a ring : CALL 2. Baseball's Felipe or Jesus : ALOU 3. Capital of Switzerland : BERN 4. Art form that commonly depicts a swan : ORIGAMI 5. Puccini opera : TOSCA 6. Group with the 1968 hit "Hush" : DEEPPURPLE 7. 2006 Emmy winner for "The West Wing" : ALDA 8. Congressional Black Caucus, e.g. : BLOC 9. Rest stop sight : SEMI 10. Echo location : CANYON 11. Stout, e.g. : ALE 12. "Harlem Nocturne" instrument : SAX 13. 1940s-'50s White House inits. : HST 21. Part of a circle : ARC 22. Common companion of a dry throat : THIRST 25. Astronomical discovery of 1781 : URANUS 26. Grief relief : SOLACE 27. Ready to be typeset : EDITED 28. Paul Revere and others : SMITHS 29. Big bang : KABOOM 30. Turn a deaf ear to : IGNORE 32. ___ to go : RARIN 33. Spying against one's own country, say : TREASONOUS 34. He ran to succeed 13-Down: Abbr. : AES 36. Et ___ : CETERA 41. More, on Mallorca : MAS 46. Author Kipling : RUDYARD 48. Biblical strongman : SAMSON 49. Part of S.A.S.E.: Abbr. : ENV 53. Line dance : CONGA 55. Hot pair : ITEM 56. A teaspoonful, maybe : DOSE 57. Reconstruction and the Roaring Twenties : ERAS 58. Indian's home : ASIA 59. Club familiars : GANG 60. End of a warning : ELSE 61. Gun produced by Israel Military Industries : UZI 62. La Méditerranée, e.g. : MER 63. Whiz : PRO