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1. Juice with punch : HARDCIDER 10. Mass communication medium? : LATIN 15. Protect, in a way : INOCULATE 16. Underpinning : BRACE 17. They often end with puns : KNOCKKNOCKJOKES 19. Milk pitcher? : ELSIE 20. Apocalyptic : DIRE 21. Pond creature : NEWT 22. Abbr. in a military title : RET 23. Go caving : SPELUNK 26. Sutton of the P.G.A. : HAL 27. Meeting: Abbr. : SESS 29. "A special laurel ___ go": Whitman : EREI 30. Overdo a scene, say : EMOTE 32. Pitching choice : TAR 34. Party decoration : STREAMER 36. Comes out of denial : FACESIT 40. Fuses : SOLDERS 41. Three points in a row, perhaps : ELLIPSIS 43. Gray of "Gray's Manual of Botany" : ASA 44. Calorie-dense treat : SCONE 45. Stirs up the sediment in : MUDS 47. Ernie Bilko's rank: Abbr. : MSGT 51. It serves Stockholm : SAS 52. Quick multipliers : RABBITS 55. My follower : LAI 56. Like some churches: Abbr. : EPIS 58. Moxie : GUTS 59. Open : OVERT 61. "You can't be serious!" : DONTMAKEMELAUGH 64. Fastidious roommate of fiction : UNGER 65. Whistler on the range : TEAKETTLE 66. Flies, e.g. : PESTS 67. Let loose : UNLEASHED		1. Ones on trails, perhaps : HIKERS 2. Shaker leader : ANNLEE 3. Settles for the night : ROOSTS 4. First year of John VI's papacy : DCCI 5. Salad veggies : CUKES 6. Variety : ILK 7. Cause of some allergic reactions : DANDER 8. Big names in l'opéra : ETOILES 9. New faces on bases : RECRUITS 10. H.H.H.'s boss : LBJ 11. Schönberg opera "Moses und ___" : ARON 12. Net : TAKEHOME 13. Noncaloric cooler : ICEWATER 14. Two close for comfort? : NESTLERS 18. "The Longest Day" director ___ Annakin : KEN 24. Beautiful fairies of Persian myth : PERIS 25. Dirigible parts : KEELS 28. Oktoberfest souvenir : STEIN 31. Head of a household, maybe : MADAM 33. According to : ASPER 35. Certain wingding : ROAST 36. Came clean : FESSEDUP 37. Noted 1931 indictee : ALCAPONE 38. Business section info : CLOSINGS 39. Faraway place : TIMBUKTU 42. 11- or 12-year-old, e.g. : SUBTEEN 46. Saturnine : DISMAL 48. One on a trail, perhaps : SLEUTH 49. It can be a mouthful : GARGLE 50. Showed generosity, in a way : TITHED 53. Khan man? : AGA 54. Roman sandal : SOLEA 57. "Keep this" : STET 60. Brewery equipment : VATS 62. Evan S. Connell's "___ Bridge" : MRS 63. Manage, with "out" : EKE