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1. Blister : SCATHE 7. Dr. Seuss story setting : WHOVILLE 15. "Anyway, after that ..." : SOTHEN 16. Parting words : AUREVOIR 17. Fop in "The Wind in the Willows" : MRTOAD 18. Memorable "Marathon Man" query : ISITSAFE 19. Réunion, for one : ILE 20. One of a French literary trio : PORTHOS 22. National Do Not Call Registry org. : FTC 23. 1987 Costner role : NESS 25. Like a wet blanket : NOFUN 26. Cross : MEET 27. Untagged : NOTIT 29. Bush league? : GOP 30. Reddish-brown gems : SARDS 31. "If you shoot at mimes, should you use a silencer?," e.g. : ONELINER 33. Plane part : BAY 34. Celebratory cry : WEDIDIT 35. Literally, "art of softness" : JUJITSU 39. Animation bit : CEL 40. Popular teen hangout, once : SODASHOP 41. Drives away : SHOOS 44. Item on a vine : PEA 45. Doesn't spoil : KEEPS 46. Fifth state to ratify the Constitution: Abbr. : CONN 47. Study aid? : GRANT 49. Where you can find hammers and anvils : EARS 50. Beginning and end of 20-Across's motto : ALL 51. Philosopher who coined the phrase "the best of all possible worlds" : LEIBNIZ 53. Muscle strengthened by a pulldown exercise, in brief : LAT 54. 1989 film set in an inner-city high school : LEANONME 56. Cheese type : ROMANO 58. Like some airport purchases : DUTYFREE 59. Charm : ENAMOR 60. Spirits : SPECTERS 61. Boot : DEPOSE		1. It was shipwrecked in 1964 somewhere in the South Pacific : SSMINNOW 2. Crime family name : CORLEONE 3. Bore witness (to) : ATTESTED 4. Le Duc ___ (Nobel Peace Prize refuser) : THO 5. Bucket of bolts : HEAP 6. ___ a high note : ENDON 7. Have in prospect : WAITFOR 8. "Quiet!" : HUSHUP 9. Constellation with the star Betelgeuse : ORION 10. Kerry and McCain, e.g. : VETS 11. "Grey's Anatomy" hookups : IVS 12. Good-for-nothin' : LOAFER 13. Stolen : LIFTED 14. Builds up : ERECTS 21. Doctor often seen on writers' bookshelves : ROGET 24. Element used to make semiconductors : SILICON 26. Potential buyer's question : MAYISEE 28. Destroyers of many castles : TIDES 30. Three-time Emmy-winning game show host : SAJAK 32. Zero : NIL 33. Mac : BUD 35. Title girl in a 1958 hit by the Playmates : JOANN 36. Historic mission : THEALAMO 37. Crime family : SOPRANOS 38. Popular boxing venue : UPSSTORE 40. Military construction crew : SEABEES 41. Burns : SCALDS 42. Lie low : HOLEUP 43. Like postmidnight TV shows : ONLATE 44. Furniture cover : PRIMER 47. Art class : GENRE 48. Played out : TIRED 51. Converted housing : LOFT 52. Man-to-man alternative : ZONE 55. U.N.'s home : NYC 57. Word with weather or world : MAP