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1. With 69-Across, ship of 55-Across : HALF 5. ___ d'esprit (witty remark) : JEU 8. See 67-Across : TRADE 13. Less receptive : ICIER 15. Part of some garden statuary : URN 16. Sum of any two opposite faces on a standard die : SEVEN 17. Gossipy type : YENTA 18. Aptly named ship on a later voyage of 55-Across : DISCOVERY 20. Body of water sailed in by 55-Across : ARCTICOCEAN 22. Genetic letters : RNA 23. "Quíen Te Dijo ___?" (2003 Latin hit) : ESO 24. Cornstarch brand : ARGO 26. Like most of the voyages of 55-Across : TRANSATLANTIC 32. ___ scale : MOHS 34. Salon supply : GEL 35. Citizen alternative : SEIKO 36. Vernal mo. : APR 37. Top players : ATEAM 40. Apology starter : MEA 41. Copenhagen's ___ Bohr Institute : NIELS 44. Palm Pilot, e.g. : PDA 45. Bigfoot photo, e.g. : HOAX 46. See 55-Across : NEWYORKHARBOR 50. Pins and needles holder : ETUI 51. ___ Carlos, Brazil : SAO 52. War stat : MIA 55. Explorer who sailed into 46-Across in 1609 : HENRYHUDSON 61. 55-Across's destination when returning to Europe : AMSTERDAM 63. Top players : ELITE 64. More precious : CUTER 65. Series ender: Abbr. : ETC 66. Reach in total : RUNTO 67. With 8-Across, business of 55-Across's backers : SPICE 68. Stephen of "V for Vendetta" : REA 69. See 1-Across : MOON		1. Informal greeting : HIYA 2. Expert server : ACER 3. Nickname for someone who shares a name with the 16th president : LINC 4. Chains : FETTERS 5. Sport with throws : JUDO 6. Attorney General Holder : ERIC 7. Defeat, as an incumbent : UNSEAT 8. 1992 presidential aspirant Paul : TSONGAS 9. Excite, with "up" : REV 10. Declare : AVER 11. Laura of "Jurassic Park" : DERN 12. "A Day Without Rain" singer : ENYA 14. Mrs. Gorbachev : RAISA 19. Psychologist Jung : CARL 21. It might produce a line at a party : CONGA 25. Cosine of zero degrees : ONE 26. Hosted : THREW 27. Having everything needed : SET 28. Hebrew leader? : ALEPH 29. Island east of Java : TIMOR 30. Swedish retail giant : IKEA 31. Say "Pretty please?," say : COAX 32. Educator Horace : MANN 33. Mayberry boy : OPIE 38. Nabokov title heroine : ADA 39. Fen : MARSH 42. Caustic substance : LYE 43. "Told ya!" : SOTHERE 45. Tough : HOODLUM 47. Regretful type : RUER 48. German children : KINDER 49. "24" agent Jack : BAUER 52. Bubs : MACS 53. "You don't need to wake me" : IMUP 54. Italian wine region : ASTI 56. Miles per gallon, e.g. : RATE 57. "A place you can go," in a 1979 #2 hit : YMCA 58. ___-Tibetan languages : SINO 59. Hall-of-Fame QB Graham : OTTO 60. ___ lamp : NEON 62. Gumshoe : TEC