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1. See 1-Down : TEST 5. Manages : COPES 10. Indolent : LAZY 14. Wheel turner : AXLE 15. Cognizant : AWARE 16. Suffix with buck : AROO 17. "Out, damned ___!" : SPOT 18. Perry Mason's secretary ___ Street : DELLA 19. "Thumbnail" writings : BIOS 20. What a broken-down car may get : TOW 21. Thick growth of trees : DENSEFOREST 23. Former Ford compacts : ESCORTS 25. Simian : APE 26. Burden : ONUS 27. Bullfighter : TOREADOR 32. W.W. II-ending weapon, for short : ABOMB 34. Diamond or sapphire : JEWEL 35. Work ___ sweat : UPA 36. Actor Gyllenhaal of "Brokeback Mountain" : JAKE 37. Four-bagger : HOMER 38. Despot Idi ___ : AMIN 39. Bauxite or galena : ORE 40. Much of afternoon TV : SOAPS 41. Subsided : EBBED 42. Voice between tenor and bass : BARITONE 44. Dispatched, as a dragon : SLEW 45. 1980s TV's "Emerald Point ___" : NAS 46. Old indoor light source : OILLAMP 49. It's more than 90 degrees : OBTUSEANGLE 54. Three on a sundial : III 55. Actress Loughlin of "Full House" : LORI 56. Harsh light : GLARE 57. Sicilian peak : ETNA 58. Door to the outside : EXIT 59. Like certain cereals : OATEN 60. Explorer Ponce de ___ : LEON 61. Gold's and others : GYMS 62. Seize (from) : WREST 63. Words of approximation : ORSO		1. With 1-Across, Coke vs. Pepsi competition, e.g. : TASTE 2. Montreal baseballers, 1969-2004 : EXPOS 3. Crockpot : SLOWCOOKER 4. Asian holiday : TET 5. West Point students : CADETS 6. Country singer Buck : OWENS 7. Buddies : PALS 8. Writer ___ Stanley Gardner : ERLE 9. Mariner : SEAFARER 10. ___ tar pits : LABREA 11. 1997 Indy 500 winner ___ Luyendyk : ARIE 12. Menageries : ZOOS 13. Dennis ___ and the Classics IV (1960s-'70s group) : YOST 21. Beat badly : DRUB 22. German-made car since 1899 : OPEL 24. "This round's ___" : ONME 27. Home of Arizona State University : TEMPE 28. Has debts : OWES 29. Tray transporter : DUMBWAITER 30. "The Andy Griffith Show" boy : OPIE 31. Author Ayn : RAND 32. Do ___ on (work over) : AJOB 33. Theda of early films : BARA 34. ___ of Arc : JOAN 37. Lockup : HOOSEGOW 38. Cain's victim : ABEL 40. Depots: Abbr. : STAS 41. Women's magazine founded in France : ELLE 43. Eskimos : INUITS 44. Like 33-Down's films : SILENT 46. Really mean people : OGRES 47. Mythical king of Crete : MINOS 48. Instrument for Rachmaninoff : PIANO 49. Designer Cassini : OLEG 50. Hardly streamlined, as a car : BOXY 51. Fit : TRIM 52. Banned orchard spray : ALAR 53. ___ Dogg of R&B/hip-hop : NATE 57. "Do Ya" group, for short : ELO