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1. Wild-eyed and crazy : MANIC 6. Mutual of ___ (insurance giant) : OMAHA 11. With 66-Across, where this puzzle's circled things can all be found : THE 14. ___ Gay (W.W. II bomber) : ENOLA 15. Religious doctrine : CANON 16. Bucharest's home: Abbr. : ROM 17. Sacred song : MOTET 18. Shoves (in) : CRAMS 19. ___ pro nobis (pray for us: Lat.) : ORA 20. "Cat ___ Hot Tin Roof" : ONA 21. Proceed effortlessly : CRUISEALONG 24. African desert : SAHARA 26. Respect that one deserves, in slang : PROPS 27. Mount on which Noah landed : ARARAT 29. Fly into the wild blue yonder : SOAR 30. Insurrectionist : REBEL 31. "Are you ___ out?" : INOR 33. Subj. that includes monetary policy : ECON 37. Conger, for one : EEL 38. Tire irons loosen them : LUGNUTS 41. Actress Gardner : AVA 42. Guinness who played Obi-Wan Kenobi : ALEC 44. Song sung around Christmas : NOEL 45. April, May and June, e.g. : NAMES 47. Russia/China border river : AMUR 49. Hidden from view : COVERT 50. ___-ski : APRES 52. Masonry tool : TROWEL 54. 1972 hit for the Spinners : ILLBEAROUND 56. Airport info: Abbr. : ARR 59. Teachers' grp. : NEA 60. Steak variety : TBONE 61. Bandleader Shaw : ARTIE 63. Suffix with north or south : ERN 64. Related to an arm bone : ULNAR 65. Defer (to) : YIELD 66. See 11-Across : ZOO 67. Rings, as a church bell : PEALS 68. Tender spots : SORES		1. Office note : MEMO 2. Soon, poetically : ANON 3. Less competent : NOTASABLE 4. ___ de France : ILE 5. Multipurpose : CATCHALL 6. Go down, so to speak : OCCUR 7. "I just met a girl named ___" ("West Side Story" lyric) : MARIA 8. Santa ___ (hot winds) : ANAS 9. The Titanic's was Southampton : HOMEPORT 10. Michael ___, Cochise player in 1950s TV : ANSARA 11. Scouting group : TROOP 12. Centers of steering wheels : HORNS 13. Online pub. : EMAG 22. Lab maze runner : RAT 23. Oral history : LORE 25. "You ___ So Beautiful" : ARE 27. Sector : AREA 28. Film unit : REEL 29. James Brown's genre : SOUL 31. Hunchbacked assistant of horror films : IGOR 32. Opposite SSW : NNE 34. Ensued : CAMELATER 35. Through with : OVER 36. Political cartoonist Thomas : NAST 39. Having no practical application : UNUSABLE 40. Winter "no school" times : SNOWDAYS 43. Low-___ diet : CARB 46. N.Y.C.'s Madison ___ : AVE 48. Join (with) : MEETUP 49. Scam : CON 50. Old Olds : ALERO 51. Texas city just north of Dallas : PLANO 52. Having melody and harmony : TONAL 53. Contrite ones : RUERS 54. Mother of Don Juan : INEZ 55. Jaffe who wrote "Five Women" : RONA 57. Stir (up) : RILE 58. Cincinnati team : REDS 62. ___ Grande : RIO