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1. "Uh-huh" : IBET 5. Position with no prospects : MCJOB 10. Parker of "Old Yeller" : FESS 14. Extend one's service : REUP 15. Part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands : ARUBA 16. Way to start : ANEW 17. The lithograph "Mustache Hat" and others : ARPS 18. Game show feature : PANEL 19. Joe : JAVA 20. Degree of magnitude? : NTH 21. "I'll Make Love to You" Grammy winners : BOYZIIMEN 23. Brickmaking mixture : LOAM 26. Churchgoing times for many nonchurchgoers : EASTERS 27. They may convince people to get rides : CARCOMMERCIALS 31. Blizzard hazard : WHITEOUT 32. One who has practiced his hitting skills : TRAINEDASSASSIN 40. Lingua d'Europa : ITALIANO 41. Highest-grossing black-and-white film of all time : SCHINDLERSLIST 47. One hoping not to be cited : SPEEDER 48. Word on many medieval signs : OLDE 49. Two-time Oscar winner for Best Adapted Screenplay : MARIOPUZO 52. Nail : NAB 54. Hawk with a crested helmet : ARES 55. They're often directed at shepherds : AMENS 57. Either of two opposing war emblems : ROSE 58. Trading card figure : STAT 59. They'll get you biting responses : LURES 60. Immensely : ATON 61. "Lucas de Clercq" portraitist, ca. 1635 : HALS 62. They might be in docks : IPODS 63. Old sitcom mechanic, with "the" : FONZ		1. Home of Sharif University of Technology : IRAN 2. Noted coward player : BERTLAHR 3. High : EUPHORIA 4. Plays a sophomoric prank on, informally : TPS 5. It might tell you where you stand : MAP 6. Sourpuss : CRAB 7. Pantheonic queen : JUNO 8. One who's not refractory : OBEYER 9. "La Cousine Bette" novelist : BALZAC 10. Beef or chicken dish : FAJITA 11. It's found on the cusp : ENAMEL 12. Disaffiliates : SEVERS 13. Group of "nine-and-fifty" in a Yeats poem : SWANS 22. "Woe ___" (Patricia T. O'Conner best seller) : ISI 24. Show opening : ACTI 25. Big name in faucetry : MOEN 27. 43.359 kg. : CWT 28. Guy seen in funny shorts : MOE 29. Joe : MUD 30. Business involving clicking : ETAIL 33. Part of many Canadian place names: Abbr. : STE 34. Mediterranean isl. : SAR 35. "See" follower in a footnote : ALSO 36. It's often under glass : SILL 37. Denied : SAIDNOTO 38. Ripe : INSEASON 39. Jimmy Dorsey's "___ Mine" : NOT 41. Domain of King Tyndareus : SPARTA 42. Quaker offering : CEREAL 43. Holdups : HEISTS 44. Bit of swearing in front of a church leader : IDO 45. Rupee spender : NEPALI 46. Successfully solicit : DRUMUP 47. Bomb's opposite : SMASH 50. Absolute nobody : ZERO 51. Linear : ONED 53. Maker of the 1923 "Teardrop" racecar : BENZ 56. Indication of tire trouble : SSS 57. "Per ardua ad astra" org. : RAF