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1. Sixth sense : ESP 4. Suit part : VEST 8. Fr. holy women : STES 12. Donjon : KEEP 14. River of Hesse : EDER 15. Author Gardner et al. : ERLES 17. Suffix with cigar or major : ETTE 18. Hawaiian goose : NENE 19. Della or Pee Wee : REESE 20. English writer who applied Darwinian principles to philosophy : HERBERTSPENCER 23. Mill output : STEEL 24. Football lineman : END 25. Coll. senior's test : GRE 27. Bridge support : TRESTLE 30. Moses, e.g. : JEW 33. "Speed" star : REEVES 35. Ott or Gibson : MEL 36. It helps build character : GENE 37. Broadway conductor Lehman___ : ENGEL 38. Bewitch : HEX 39. Defeats : BESTS 40. Borscht ingredient : BEET 41. Select number : FEW 42. Olympian Jackie Joyner-___ : KERSEE 43. Poetic contraction : EER 44. Bedroom furniture piece : DRESSER 46. Be at fault : ERR 47. Certain intersection : TEE 48. "Thou shalt not covet" Commandment : TENTH 50. ABC sitcom star : ELLENDEGENERES 56. Playboys' looks : LEERS 57. "___Only Just Begun" : WEVE 58. Actress Sommer : ELKE 60. Intuit : SENSE 61. 1974 hit "___Tu" : ERES 62. Govt. agents : TMEN 63. Suffix with pun : STER 64. Monthly due : RENT 65. Match part : SET		1. Just make, with "out" : EKE 2. Thomas of timepieces : SETH 3. "Where Have All the Flowers Gone" songwriter : PETESEEGER 4. Surfaces : VENEERS 5. First woman swimmer of the English Channel : EDERLE 6. Mailed : SENT 7. Uno y dos : TRES 8. Placid : SERENE 9. Polling news : TREND 10. Util. power : ELEC 11. Zaire's Mobutu ___Seko : SESE 13. Saucy : PERT 16. Sun. speech : SER 21. Kind of palm : BETEL 22. Claiborne of Rhode Island : PELL 25. Diving bird : GREBE 26. Newswoman Poussaint : RENEE 28. Small ducks : SMEWS 29. 1982 Matt Dillon movie : TEX 30. Southern senator : JESSEHELMS 31. Reply to a knock : ENTER 32. Bremen's river : WESER 34. Certain doc : VET 36. Neighbor of Lux. : GER 38. TV's "___Haw" : HEE 39. "Games People Play" author Eric : BERNE 41. ___Basset of the comics : FRED 42. Most acute : KEENEST 44. More compact : DENSER 45. Director Spielberg : STEVEN 47. Concise : TERSE 49. Weight allowance : TRET 50. Chicago transports : ELS 51. Wine sediment : LEES 52. Spring time : LENT 53. Juice server : EWER 54. "Primal Fear" star : GERE 55. ___-Ball (arcade game) : SKEE 59. Tolkien creature : ENT