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1. Intense enthusiasm : ZEAL 5. Townshend of the Who : PETE 9. Stock exchanges: Abbr. : MKTS 13. Diva's solo : ARIA 14. Praise highly : EXALT 16. All over again : ANEW 17. Examiner of heart and life lines : PALMREADER 19. "Look twice before crossing," e.g. : RULE 20. Soothing ointment : BALM 21. Partitioned-off work space : CUBICLE 23. N.B.A. official : REF 26. Fishnet stocking material : MESH 28. Halloween purchases : MASKS 29. Left the building : EXITED 31. Attractiveness : APPEAL 33. Sheets, pillowcases, etc. : LINEN 34. Look of disdain : SNEER 35. Beings from out of this world, in brief : ETS 38. Pond organism : ALGA 39. Student at the Citadel : CADET 40. Border on : ABUT 41. "___-haw!" (western rider's cry) : YEE 42. Tableware inspired by Scandinavian design : DANSK 43. Sporty Mazda : MIATA 44. Call on the carpet : REBUKE 46. Pirate support, stereotypically : PEGLEG 47. Iridescent gems : OPALS 48. Feds who catch counterfeiters : TMEN 50. Golfer Trevino : LEE 51. Enduring literary work : CLASSIC 53. The Runnin' Rebels of the N.C.A.A. : UNLV 55. Came to earth : ALIT 56. Small bottle in a purse : NAILPOLISH 61. ___ qua non : SINE 62. Persona non ___ : GRATA 63. Tennis champ Arthur : ASHE 64. Four: Prefix : TETR 65. First Best Actor winner Jannings : EMIL 66. Billet-___ (love letter) : DOUX		1. Hit with high voltage : ZAP 2. Chapter in history : ERA 3. Feel sick : AIL 4. Gentle creature : LAMB 5. Skinned, as potatoes : PEELED 6. Midterms and finals : EXAMS 7. Tiny bit : TAD 8. Basic util. : ELEC 9. Actress Tomei : MARISA 10. Slow pitch with a little spin : KNUCKLEBALL 11. Spills the beans : TELLS 12. ___' Pea (Popeye's boy) : SWEE 15. Louis Armstrong's instrument : TRUMPET 18. Japanese noodle dish : RAMEN 22. 1930s boxing champ Max : BAER 23. Race with batons : RELAY 24. Napoleon, on Elba : EXILE 25. Messy art medium for kids : FINGERPAINT 27. Phone part ... or a title for this puzzle? : HANDSET 30. What the Hatter and the March Hare drank : TEA 32. Sneak preview : PEEK 34. Sent to the bottom : SANK 36. Private pupil : TUTEE 37. Where a 51-Down performs : STAGE 39. Producing as a result : CAUSING 40. Insurance giant in 2009 news : AIG 42. Two-base hits: Abbr. : DBLS 43. ___ Park (Edison's lab site) : MENLO 45. Egg-dyeing time : EASTER 46. Someone from whom you might collect exotic stamps : PENPAL 47. One-toothed dragon of old children's TV : OLLIE 49. Prefix with vitamin : MULTI 51. See 37-Down : CAST 52. Give a darn : CARE 54. Prince called "the Impaler," who was the inspiration for Dracula : VLAD 57. "___ the Walrus" : IAM 58. Equal: Prefix : ISO 59. Moo ___ pork : SHU 60. Evil spell : HEX