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1. Opposed to : ANTI 5. Leg part below the knee : SHIN 9. Come from ___ : AFAR 13. Have as a definition : MEAN 14. Tour of duty : STINT 15. Singsong syllables : LALA 16. Be very potent : PACKAPUNCH 18. Londoner, e.g., for short : BRIT 19. "Seats sold out" sign : SRO 20. Singer Ronstadt : LINDA 21. "Pet" annoyance : PEEVE 22. Social hierarchy : PECKINGORDER 24. Shout before "Open up!" : POLICE 27. Toronto's prov. : ONT 28. Neighbor of Yemen : OMAN 29. Capital of Bolivia : LAPAZ 32. Engine additive brand : STP 35. Very best puppy or kitten : PICKOFTHELITTER 39. Pig's place : STY 40. Moth-repellent wood : CEDAR 41. Lower-priced spread : OLEO 42. RR stop : STA 43. Burr and Copland : AARONS 45. Miscellaneous coins : POCKETCHANGE 51. Dark : UNLIT 52. "Steppenwolf" writer Hermann : HESSE 53. Fuss : ADO 56. Squad : TEAM 57. Got ready to kiss : PUCKEREDUP 59. Tent floor, maybe : TARP 60. Lucy's pal on "I Love Lucy" : ETHEL 61. Go ballistic : RANT 62. Kill : SLAY 63. Requirement : NEED 64. Ed with the 1967 hit "My Cup Runneth Over" : AMES		1. Concert equipment : AMPS 2. Within easy reach : NEAR 3. Stuffed tortilla : TACO 4. What a quill may be dipped in : INK 5. Reeked : STUNK 6. Language of India : HINDI 7. Of an old Andean empire : INCAN 8. To the ___ degree : NTH 9. Physicist Einstein : ALBERT 10. Got along : FARED 11. Dead's opposite : ALIVE 12. Consumer Reports employee : RATER 14. Zest : SPICE 17. Baldwin of "30 Rock" : ALEC 21. Kind of scheme that's fraudulent : PONZI 22. Like the sky at dawn or sunset : PINK 23. Aim : GOAL 24. Boston ___ : POPS 25. Leave out : OMIT 26. Like some delicate lingerie : LACY 29. Inc., in England : LTD 30. "I get it!" : AHA 31. The "p" in m.p.g. : PER 32. Normandy town in W.W. II fighting : STLO 33. College freshman, usually : TEEN 34. Experts : PROS 36. Eight-piece band : OCTET 37. Accomplishment : FEAT 38. Ripped : TORE 42. Meager : SKIMPY 43. Photographer Adams : ANSEL 44. Ripening agent : AGER 45. Strokes on the green : PUTTS 46. Hollywood's Ryan or Tatum : ONEAL 47. Barton of the Red Cross : CLARA 48. Water park slide : CHUTE 49. "Men in Trees" actress Anne : HECHE 50. Inquired : ASKED 53. Father of Cain and Abel : ADAM 54. Hill you might drive a buggy over : DUNE 55. Chooses, with "for" : OPTS 57. Quill, sometimes : PEN 58. Eisenhower years, e.g. : ERA