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1. "No kidding!" : ITSAFACT 9. ___ mama (rum drink) : BAHAMA 15. Enter full-force : LEAPINTO 16. One who skips church, maybe : ELOPER 17. Subjects of a hit 2005 documentary : EMPERORPENGUINS 19. Recess : APSE 20. Charge for using : LEASETO 21. Vegas V.I.P. : PITBOSS 26. High school class, informally : ECON 27. Part of an ear : COB 30. How 46-Across can be answered : TWICE 31. Setting for a check : CHESS 32. Most flamboyant : SHOWIEST 34. Con's opposite : PRO 35. Overstay one's welcome, e.g. : IMPOSE 36. "I can't he-e-ear you ...!" : LALALA 40. Currency exchange shop abbr. : USD 41. Architectural space above an arch : SPANDREL 43. Thomas of "That Girl" : MARLO 46. Shade of 17- and 57-Across : BLACK 47. Computer storage unit, informally : MEG 48. Plenty mad : IRED 49. Coquette's trait : COYNESS 51. Akin : SIMILAR 53. Double Stuf treat : OREO 57. Part of the press : DAILYNEWSPAPERS 62. Eventually : INTIME 63. Many a door feature : PEEPHOLE 64. Remove the pits from : DESEED 65. This answer and others : ACROSSES		1. Intestinal parts : ILEA 2. Sub : TEMP 3. Hardly geniuses : SAPS 4. Without ___ (silently) : APEEP 5. Wreath material : FIR 6. Julio to julio : ANO 7. Mid. : CTR 8. #1 : TOP 9. Elaine ___ of "Seinfeld" : BENES 10. Bit of scum : ALGA 11. Census unit : HOUSEHOLD 12. Each : APIECE 13. "The Freshmaker" candy : MENTOS 14. Some insurance frauds : ARSONS 18. "Or ___!" : ELSE 22. "Yes, indeed!" : ITISSO 23. English professor's wear, stereotypically : TWEED 24. Again, in music : BIS 25. When the Sup. Court's new term begins : OCT 27. TV juggernaut started 10/6/2000 : CSI 28. Eponymous physicist : OHM 29. Dizzy Gillespie specialty : BOP 31. Construction site sights : CRANKS 33. "You don't believe me?" : WOULDILIE 34. Home, for one : PLACE 37. Coat part : ARM 38. Gen. Robert E. ___ : LEE 39. Math subj. : ALG 41. Not open : SLY 42. Skewer : PAN 43. Erred on : MISDID 44. French rocket : ARIANE 45. Sends, as payment : REMITS 46. Had on one's back : BORE 49. Punished with a stick : CANED 50. Second-year collegians, informally : SOPHS 52. Old ___, Conn. : LYME 54. Olds oldies : REOS 55. Writer ___ Stanley Gardner : ERLE 56. Sweet suffixes? : OSES 58. New Deal org. : WPA 59. Instant, in slang : SEC 60. Each : PER 61. Mil. address : APO