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| 1. | 1970 #1 hit with the lyric "Easy as ..." : ABC |
| 4. | Last option, often : OTHER |
| 9. | Equally poor : ASBAD |
| 14. | Miracle-___ : GRO |
| 15. | Soap genre : DRAMA |
| 16. | Macbeth or Macduff : THANE |
| 17. | Surgically replaceable body parts : HIPJOINTS |
| 19. | With 49-Across, jumble : HODGE |
| 20. | Sop up : ABSORB |
| 21. | Many a corporate plane : PROPJET |
| 23. | On videotape, say : SEEN |
| 24. | Supposed skill of some hotline operators : ESP |
| 27. | The sun, in Spain : ELSOL |
| 28. | Some INTs result in them : TDS |
| 29. | When mammoths roamed : ICEAGE |
| 31. | Sedona automaker : KIA |
| 33. | On-the-spot appraisal : SNAPJUDGMENT |
| 36. | "___ directed" : USEAS |
| 39. | Sun-kissed : TAN |
| 40. | Tea-growing Indian state : ASSAM |
| 41. | Classic mountain bikes : STUMPJUMPERS |
| 44. | H.R.H. part : HER |
| 45. | Alternative to texts : EMAILS |
| 46. | Manhattan's crosstown arteries: Abbr. : STS |
| 49. | See 19-Across : PODGE |
| 52. | Cards, on scoreboards : STL |
| 53. | Green "pet" : CHIA |
| 54. | Bar musicians may put them out : TIPJARS |
| 56. | Total nonsense : IDIOCY |
| 58. | "___ the loneliest number" : ONEIS |
| 59. | Serving with syrup : FLAPJACKS |
| 62. | Lee and Laurel : STANS |
| 63. | As such : PERSE |
| 64. | Merry Prankster Kesey : KEN |
| 65. | The hotheaded Corleone : SONNY |
| 66. | Protected from rainouts, say : DOMED |
| 67. | Sellout sign : SRO |
| 1. | Terror-struck : AGHAST |
| 2. | Greased the palm of : BRIBED |
| 3. | Thickets : COPSES |
| 4. | Foot problem : ODOR |
| 5. | Manhattan film festival locale : TRIBECA |
| 6. | ___ Solo (Ford role) : HAN |
| 7. | Defib operator : EMT |
| 8. | Sing like Tom Waits : RASP |
| 9. | Playwright Fugard : ATHOL |
| 10. | Hits the "Add to Cart" button and then continues, say : SHOPS |
| 11. | Elicitors of groans : BADJOKES |
| 12. | Actress Jolie : ANGELINA |
| 13. | Bug repellent : DEET |
| 18. | Stewart in the "Wordplay" documentary : JON |
| 22. | Action hero's underwater breathing aid : REED |
| 25. | Body part that may be deviated : SEPTUM |
| 26. | Nightwear ... or a hidden feature of 17-, 21-, 33-, 41-, 54- and 59-Across? : PAJAMAS |
| 29. | Clouseau, e.g.: Abbr. : INSP |
| 30. | Defensive excavation : GUNPIT |
| 32. | PIN requester : ATM |
| 33. | "Casablanca" pianist : SAM |
| 34. | Needle-nosed swimmers : GARS |
| 35. | Ed.'s workload : MSS |
| 36. | Work the aisles, informally : USH |
| 37. | Put on, as pants : STEPINTO |
| 38. | Like some Turks and Georgians : EUROPEAN |
| 42. | Give the raspberry : JEER |
| 43. | Basic orbital path : ELLIPSE |
| 46. | Tases, say : SHOCKS |
| 47. | Bygone Wall Street device : TICKER |
| 48. | Refuses : SAYSNO |
| 50. | Spirit of Islamic myth : DJINN |
| 51. | Like a blowhard : GASSY |
| 53. | "The Bourne Supremacy" org. : CIA |
| 54. | Eject from the game : TOSS |
| 55. | Dirty Harry's org. : SFPD |
| 57. | Handled the music at a rave : DJED |
| 60. | DiCaprio, to pals : LEO |
| 61. | Escort's offering : ARM |