- 1 ALA
49A Alphabetically first state: Abbr.
58513 - 2 IRA
14A Lyricist Gershwin
46448 - 3 EPEE
15A Olympic event with electrified equipment
41343 - 4 OMEN
66A Portent
29257 - 5 OAT
63D Kellogg's Cracklin' ___ Bran
28290 - 6 ACHE
33A Hurt
28282 - 7 ENDS
62D Finales
27303 - 8 TIN
65D Its atomic symbol is Sn
26207 - 9 EPIC
5D Awesome, in slang
23235 - 10 SAN
73A ___ Andreas fault
19182 - 11 ECON
59A Supply-and-demand subj.
19151 - 12 NED
13D Beatty of "Charlie Wilson's War"
18233 - 13 UMA
67A Actress Thurman
18175 - 14 ANNA
41D 26-Down's role in "The King and I"
17239 - 15 NAH
30A "Never mind"
17146 - 16 TOM
11D Male turkey
15144 - 17 CON
44A Pro's opposite
15123 - 18 REAR
25D Rump
14184 - 19 ARF
38A Dog's bark
14153 - 20 AESOP
6D Fable writer
14127 - 21 SFO
32D California's second-busiest airport, after LAX
1366 - 22 TACO
45A Mexican snack
11154 - 23 EZRA
37D Poet Pound
10139 - 24 ROAM
40D Move aimlessly
994 - 25 LEAD
4A Starring role
8100 - 26 SHIA
29D Sunni rival
849 - 27 TARS
72A Sailors
772 - 28 VEER
61D Swerve
759 - 29 SLRS
46A Some cameras, for short
736 - 30 LEES
31A Some jeans
597 - 31 SCH
1A Acad. or univ.
575 - 32 FCC
39D Media monitoring grp.
552 - 33 CANT
47A Frankie Valli's "___ Take My Eyes Off You"
549 - 34 LEVI
4D Jeans maker Strauss
497 - 35 RPI
70A Campus in Troy, N.Y.
476 - 36 UVA
64D The Cavaliers of the A.C.C.
467 - 37 KERR
26D Deborah of "The King and I"
456 - 38 COLOR
42D 1950s TV innovation
453 - 39 UPTOP
9D Slangy request for a high-five
416 - 40 45
- 41 ASPER
43D "___ our agreement ..."
341 - 42 LIKE
35A Be fond of
333 - 43 ODDER
57D More peculiar
329 - 44 SPINAL
10D Kind of cord or column
326 - 45 ISE
12D Suffix with expert
264 - 46 CNOTE
56D Bill worth 100 smackers
250 - 47 KILN
36D Pottery oven
248 - 48 TOS
17A Lean-___ (temporary shelters)
234 - 49 ALCOTT
50D "Little Women" author
221 - 50 AVIATES
68A Flies
28 - 51 ESCAPEES
34D Fugitives
26 - 52 ITALO
22D Author Calvino
167 - 53 ACCT
28D Bank holding: Abbr.
159 - 54 ACRO
23A Height: Prefix
148 - 55 VISE
18A Squeezing tool
133 - 56 LOMAN
21D The salesman in "Death of a Salesman"
126 - 57 TRUMAN
48D Whom "Dewey Defeats" in a classic Chicago Tribune headline
19 - 58 DEEPEN
7D Get worse, as losses
018 - 59 THOMAS
27A Tank engine of children's fiction
013 - 60 NAPOLI
51A Seaport SE of Roma
012 - 61 TANNER
71A Leather worker
011 - 62 HASBRO
3D Company that makes Scrabble
010 - 63 SITPAT
1D Decide against making any changes
08 - 64 MARCOPOLO
55A Traveler to Cathay
06 - 65 OCCURS
52D Takes place
06 - 66 OOMPA
58D With 53-Down, Willy Wonka employee
06 - 67 JUSTIN
8A Bieber with the 2010 hit "Baby"
05 - 68 INPAIN
54D Hurting
04 - 69 03
- 70 SUNCHIPS
16D Frito-Lay product once sold in a 100% compostable bag
03 - 71 CROUCH
2D Catcher's stance
02 - 72 JUNIO
8D Month after mayo
02 - 73 OUTMODE
63A Make obsolete
02 - 74 SUPPOSE
16A Presume
02 - 75 UNTIMED
19A Not checked for speed
02 - 76 01
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