NY Times, Sat, May 06, 2006

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1. Picnic side dish : PASTASALAD 11. Dosage abbr. : TSPS 15. Defensive shell : ARMORPLATE 16. Van ___ (Ohio county or its seat) : WERT 17. Difficult to eradicate : DEEPSEATED 18. Ready to serve : ONEA 19. Cutting-edge features : SAWTEETH 20. On pins and needles : UNEASY 22. "Momo" author Michael ___ : ENDE 23. It's often sweetened : ICEDTEA 24. A Pointer sister : BONNIE 27. On the way up : EMERGENT 28. Springfield storekeeper on TV : APU 29. ___ caramel : CREME 31. Sounding : DEPTH 32. Turn over : CEDE 34. Blinds, essentially : SLATS 36. Woodworking channel : DADO 37. ___ Kringle : KRISS 39. MX-5, in the auto world : MIATA 41. Pinup part : GAM 42. Country : PASTORAL 44. Ponderosa choice : RIBEYE 46. The Queen of Latin Pop : ESTEFAN 47. G.I. garb, for short : CAMO 48. Make less threatening : DECLAW 49. Compound used to treat chiggers and scabies : ROTENONE 53. ___ Sea (giant salt lake) : ARAL 54. Jacqueline Onassis, professionally : BOOKEDITOR 56. It might be added with a twist : LIME 57. Surrendering sorts : ABNEGATORS 58. Uses up : SAPS 59. Requiring no preparation : READYTOEAT		1. Fills out : PADS 2. State stat : AREA 3. Merganser relative : SMEW 4. Hit list : TOPTEN 5. It's detected by the Marsh test, in forensics : ARSENIC 6. They can get caught in traps : SPEEDERS 7. Winged : ALATE 8. Plaster base : LATH 9. Took a loss on : ATE 10. Gather : DEDUCE 11. Ambiguous : TWOEDGED 12. Hill runner : SENATEPAGE 13. Modern : PRESENTDAY 14. Like some dads : STAYATHOME 21. Whom a bully may bully : NERD 23. "___ King this afternoon!": Emily Dickinson : IMETA 24. Reverses course : BACKPEDALS 25. Mozart's "La Clemenza di Tito," e.g. : OPERASERIA 26. Where visitors can barely relax? : NUDISTCAMP 27. Screened correspondence? : EMAIL 30. Jazz trumpeter Ziggy : ELMAN 33. Harris of "Seinfeld" and others : ESTELLES 35. Approach : STRATEGY 38. Remote hiding place? : SOFA 40. Targeted : AIMEDAT 43. Shucked-to-order spot : RAWBAR 45. Skipjack : BONITO 47. High, in a way, with "up" : COKED 49. First name in gossip : RONA 50. Oklahoma native : OTOE 51. Romance novelist Roberts : NORA 52. At first, once : ERST 55. Honour given to Joan Collins: Abbr. : OBE