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1. Not having big waves : CALM 5. Bandmaster from 1880 to 1931 : SOUSA 10. The animals for Noah's Ark came in these : TWOS 14. "Hard ___!" (captain's order) : ALEE 15. Match : AGREE 16. Stuck, after "in" : ARUT 17. Something that's hard to close? : PAGETURNER 19. Relative of a hawk : KITE 20. Mirror : IMITATE 21. Editor's resource : ROGETS 23. Three times, in prescriptions : TER 24. Nothing ___ : LESS 26. George Knightley, to Emma Woodhouse : SUITOR 28. Prizes : ADORES 30. Small amphibians : EFTS 32. ___ Broad College of Business : ELI 33. What road hogs hog : LANES 34. City in Orange County, Calif. : BREA 35. Force felt on earth : ONEG 36. Advice for the brokenhearted ... or one of four arrangements found literally in this puzzle : GETOVERIT 39. Wedding rental : LIMO 42. Like many a garden : HOED 43. Vintner Martini's associate : ROSSI 47. Mozart's "L'___ del Cairo" : OCA 48. It may start with "Starters" : MENU 49. Dweller on the Bay of Biscay : BRETON 50. Fathers : BEGETS 52. Skin : PARE 54. Diggers' org. : UMW 55. Certain computer image format : BITMAP 57. Herbal beverage : SAGETEA 59. Hungarian Communist leader ___ Kun : BELA 60. One in search of heretics : INQUISITOR 62. Go weak at the knees : MELT 63. Verges on : NEARS 64. Split : REND 65. Personal reserve funds, for short : IRAS 66. Eliza Doolittle in "Pygmalion," e.g. : TUTEE 67. "___ Tu" (1974 hit) : ERES		1. Financing : CAPITAL 2. Tree-lined avenue : ALAMEDA 3. Houdini escape device : LEGIRON 4. Where races are run : MEET 5. Browns : SAUTES 6. Giants of folklore : OGRES 7. Ossuary, maybe : URN 8. Samuel, e.g., in the Bible : SEER 9. Ford's first minivan : AEROSTAR 10. George of "Star Trek" : TAKEI 11. Set down : WRITTEN 12. Shoe part that touches the floor : OUTSOLE 13. Marthe or Marie: Abbr. : STE 18. "The Kingdom and the Power" author, 1969 : TALESE 22. Director Van Sant : GUS 25. Produce and present : SERVEUP 27. Teamster's transport : RIG 29. ___ Park, N.Y. : REGO 31. Barn sackful : FEED 34. Blessing : BOON 35. Tribe met by Lewis and Clark : OTOE 37. 1960s Roger Moore TV series : THESAINT 38. Discount store offerings, for short : IRREGS 39. High pitch : LOB 40. Brew introduced in the 1990s : ICEBEER 41. ___ Gorilla, 1960s cartoon title character : MAGILLA 44. Sound before "That's all, folks!" : STUTTER 45. Gershwin's "___ to Watch Over Me" : SOMEONE 46. Toward the center : INWARDS 48. '70s TV production co. : MTM 49. Cook, in a way, as beef : BRAISE 51. Les ___-Unis : ETATS 53. "It's ___ bet!" : ASURE 56. French tire : PNEU 58. The Chieftains' home : EIRE 59. Songwriters' grp. : BMI 61. African plant whose leaves are chewed as a stimulant : QAT