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1. Private stash : CACHE 6. Eighty-six : TOSS 10. Very smart : CHIC 14. Earthy pigment : OCHER 15. Double-reed woodwind : OBOE 16. Ruffian : HOOD 17. Police ploys : STINGOPERATIONS 20. Old Russian ruler : TSAR 21. Lid trouble : STYE 22. Omar of TV's "House" : EPPS 23. ___ of Man : ISLE 25. Farm milk producers : EWES 27. Type : ILK 30. End-of-day spousal salutation : HONEYIMHOME 35. Clear, as a winter windshield : DEICE 37. Crossed out : XED 38. Sign of things to come : OMEN 39. When said three times, a W.W. II movie : TORA 40. Give the giggles : AMUSE 42. Gallery showing works by Turner, Reynolds and Constable : TATE 43. Calendario units : ANOS 44. Debussy's "La ___" : MER 45. Lead down the aisle : USHER 46. "Call when you get the chance" : GIVEMEABUZZ 50. Flutter : ADO 51. Pocket particles : LINT 52. Sandbox item : PAIL 54. Univ. lecturer : PROF 56. Way to go : PATH 58. Duchess of ___, Goya subject : ALBA 62. Bogart/Hepburn film : THEAFRICANQUEEN 65. Work in the garden : WEED 66. Use of a company car or private washroom, say : PERK 67. Took a shot at : TRIED 68. Birds whose heads can rotate 135 degrees left or right : OWLS 69. "Got it" : ISEE 70. Full of lip : SASSY		1. How much to pay : COST 2. Play parts : ACTS 3. Quickly growing "pet" : CHIA 4. Painter Matisse : HENRI 5. Wee bit of work : ERG 6. Best-seller list : TOPTEN 7. Toe the line : OBEY 8. What a welcome sight relieves : SOREEYES 9. Neptune's realm : SEA 10. Lofted approaches to the green : CHIPSHOTS 11. Earring shape : HOOP 12. Charged particles : IONS 13. They may be burned and boxed : CDS 18. 1993 Israeli/Palestinian accords site : OSLO 19. Swarm : TEEM 24. "___ Drives Me Crazy," #1 hit by the Fine Young Cannibals : SHE 26. Like some smiles and loads : WIDE 27. Holder of a dog's name and owner info : IDTAG 28. Téa of "Spanglish" : LEONI 29. Russian ballet company : KIROV 31. Outlying community : EXURB 32. D-Day beach : OMAHA 33. Apportioned : METED 34. First month in Madrid : ENERO 36. Social workers' work : CASELOADS 40. "You got that right!" : AMEN 41. Pastries in "Sweeney Todd" : MEATPIES 45. Action film firearm : UZI 47. Tick off : MIFF 48. Mental grasp : UPTAKE 49. Newswoman Paula : ZAHN 53. First lady after Hillary : LAURA 54. "What a relief!" : PHEW 55. Rod's partner : REEL 57. Decent plot : ACRE 59. Island garlands : LEIS 60. Theme of this puzzle : BEES 61. Pop artist Warhol : ANDY 62. First and last digit in a Manhattan area code : TWO 63. Sch. in Troy, N.Y. : RPI 64. Parts of gals. : QTS