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1. Hurts : SMARTS 7. 3, 4 or 5, typically, in golf : PAR 10. Best-selling computer game from the early 2000s, with "The" : SIMS 14. When Hamlet says "To be or not to be" : ACTIII 15. Payment promise : IOU 16. "I'm ___!" ("Will do!") : ONIT 17. "___, please" (diner's request) : CHOPSTICKS 19. Endangered state bird : NENE 20. PC capacity, for short : RAM 21. "Full" sign : SRO 22. Shot using one's noggin : HEADER 24. Beethoven dedicatee : ELISE 27. "___, please" (announcer's request) : ATTENTION 29. What to do at a crossroads : DECIDE 31. Postpone yet again : RETABLE 32. Vehement speech : TIRADE 35. Roman household god : LAR 36. "___, please" (awards show presenter's request) : THEENVELOPE 40. G.I.'s mail drop : APO 42. "Twelfth Night" duke : ORSINO 43. Malodorous critter : POLECAT 47. Mexican revolutionary played by Brando : ZAPATA 51. "___, please" (operator's request) : ONEMOMENT 54. 18 oz., maybe, on a cereal box : NETWT 55. Hardware store boxful : SCREWS 56. Springsteen's birthplace of song : USA 58. Gerber eater : TOT 59. Old salt's direction : THAR 60. "___, please!" (Henny Youngman's request) : TAKEMYWIFE 64. Past the golf pin, say : LONG 65. Direction from L.A. to K.C. : ENE 66. Band with the 1975 #1 hit "One of These Nights" : EAGLES 67. Ferrara family name : ESTE 68. Blazed a trail : LED 69. Dada, to many : NONART		1. With 45-Down, something not to criticize : SACRED 2. Ernest Borgnine title role : MCHALE 3. ___ FireBall (hot candy) : ATOMIC 4. Job for a tailor : RIP 5. Rejoinder to "'tain't!" : TIS 6. Collects splinters, so to speak : SITS 7. Embroidery loop : PICOT 8. Just fine : AOK 9. Fraternity hopeful : RUSHEE 10. Beethoven keyboard work : SONATA 11. Like poisonous mushrooms : INEDIBLE 12. Seat of Nassau County, N.Y. : MINEOLA 13. Less lenient : STERNER 18. 401(k) alternative : IRA 23. Fangorn in "The Lord of the Rings," e.g. : ENT 25. Jedi enemy : SITH 26. Falco who played Carmela on "The Sopranos" : EDIE 28. Familial diagrams : TREES 30. Bard's before : ERE 33. "I can't sing ___" : ANOTE 34. TiVo, for one : DVR 36. Broad-minded : TOLERANT 37. Taylor who said "I do" eight times : LIZ 38. ___ equal footing : ONAN 39. Wearer of a triple tiara : POPE 40. Last Supper guest : APOSTLE 41. Some rainwear : PONCHOS 44. Come into prominence : EMERGE 45. See 1-Down : COW 46. Dutch brew : AMSTEL 48. The Scourge of God : ATTILA 49. Get-one-free deal : TWOFER 50. Swear (to) : ATTEST 52. Microwaved, slangily : NUKED 53. "The Waste Land" monogram : TSE 57. Grace ender : AMEN 61. "I'd like to buy ___, Pat" : ANE 62. Hoopster ___ Ming : YAO 63. Chicago Cubs' station : WGN