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60D One may be tight
55447 - 2 EAT
38A Put away
33399 - 3 ERS
47A You may leave them in stitches: Abbr.
33284 - 4 ELS
9D Urban rumblers
29333 - 5 STIR
19A Flutter the eyelids, say
27292 - 6 ERRS
33D Misunderstands, say
22230 - 7 LENT
26D Time to abstain
19129 - 8 REC
28D Things done for fun, for short
15163 - 9 ASOF
29D From
14107 - 10 AMO
58D "Odi et ___": Catullus
13152 - 11 ROTE
53D Mindless
11114 - 12 GIST
1D You'll get it from CliffsNotes
968 - 13 LON
20A First name in horror
8100 - 14 MEAN
5D With 35-Down, have no malice
889 - 15 EDITED
11D Ready for publication
739 - 16 INOIL
2D Way to fry
634 - 17 ONA
57D ___ good day
5161 - 18 YIP
56D Small bark
544 - 19 OSE
7D Sweet ending?
4107 - 20 TONER
50D Photographer's bath
463 - 21 PLUS
52D Underscore neighbor
370 - 22 PELT
55D Hide
369 - 23 ETAIL
24A Surfing business?
357 - 24 ESTS
6D Quoted figs.
342 - 25 RUMP
51A Bottom
329 - 26 ENIGMAS
42D They're hard to figure out
317 - 27 IST
48A "Das ___ gut!"
295 - 28 DEO
37D ___ volente
252 - 29 CEN
59D 2000s, e.g.: Abbr.
238 - 30 OYE
14D "Listen up!," to Luis
232 - 31 NEESON
45A "Love Actually" co-star, 2003
226 - 32 NSW
15D State bordering the Pacific: Abbr.
224 - 33 STINE
49D "Rotten School" series author
222 - 34 TITANS
18A Olympians brought them down
217 - 35 EEN
21A "I should ___ die with pity": King Lear
1159 - 36 ELOI
39A Word repeated before "lama sabachthani" in Mark 15
1111 - 37 WELL
35D See 5-Down
140 - 38 SAWN
34A Like much lumber
128 - 39 ENHANCE
4D Better
127 - 40 LEFTS
43A Some crosses
114 - 41 ENABLER
22D One who shouldn't be helping
19 - 42 ENTWINE
21D Tangle up
18 - 43 RAGTOP
53A Convertible
18 - 44 CRANNY
27A Hole in the wall
16 - 45 SOWHATELSEISNEW
17A "Yeah, and ...?"
15 - 46 13
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46A River that the dead drank from, in myth
027 - 48 RAES
10D Pulitzer-winning poet Armantrout and others
020 - 49 DEFOE
30A "Roxana: The Fortunate Mistress" novelist
019 - 50 ARPS
54D Some MoMA works
018 - 51 FTLEE
31D Home of the U.S. Army Women's Museum
018 - 52 IOWAS
25D Chiwere speakers
012 - 53 WTO
35A Intl. group whose biennial conferences are focuses of protest
010 - 54 NYTIMES
23D Winner of over 100 Pulitzer Prizes, briefly
08 - 55 SEMPRE
44D Always, in scores
07 - 56 YOURPLACEORMINE
56A Bar cliché
05 - 57 COWBIRD
36A Follower of grazing cattle
04 - 58 FREESTATE
31A Antebellum Ohio, e.g.
03 - 59 03
- 60 NAL
8D Big inits. in paperback publishing
03 - 61 INSTRUMENTPANEL
61A It shows many flight numbers
02 - 62 02
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