- 1 TSA
43D Org. conducting lots of X-rays
52188 - 2 ORE
37D It's targeted for extraction
48581 - 3 ERIE
53D New York county on the Canadian border
48510 - 4 RAN
40A Was yellow, say
25291 - 5 ORS
31A Where most occupants need masks, for short
25161 - 6 IDOL
46A Recipient of 11-Down
23293 - 7 TED
45A Annual Vancouver event, familiarly
22245 - 8 ERRS
29A Has things reversed, maybe
22230 - 9 REDO
25D Overhaul
20173 - 10 SEED
35D Germ
17141 - 11 ASST
49A No. 2
15193 - 12 NAME
41A April, May or June
13124 - 13 ASL
21D Class in which students raise their hands, briefly?
1390 - 14 AWL
28D Corset-making tool
12118 - 15 ASHY
24A Like spent charcoal
1297 - 16 USB
58D Kind of port
1259 - 17 IDIOM
46D Burn the midnight oil, e.g.
1068 - 18 WEDS
55D Gains a 54-Across
1058 - 19 ONSET
48D Earliest symptoms
9141 - 20 INLAW
54A Relative position?
954 - 21 WEST
23A What was due for some pioneers?
794 - 22 ONESIE
59A Layette item
725 - 23 ICONIC
18A Quintessential
720 - 24 RACY
10D Salacious
652 - 25 INTER
51D Consign to a time capsule, say
575 - 26 DONNA
47D 1959 #2 hit whose flip side was "La Bamba"
535 - 27 ROC
25A Danger in stories of Sinbad the sailor
492 - 28 FETE
22A Throw a party for
472 - 29 EDITH
13D Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
448 - 30 TWISTS
32A Soft-serve ice cream requests
411 - 31 HIES
50A Gets the lead out, quaintly
334 - 32 INSERT
56A Business reply card, e.g.
327 - 33 DICEY
14D Full of risk
313 - 34 SPIRE
19A Point made by architects
242 - 35 EMINENCE
15A Prestige
29 - 36 SNERT
4D Comics pet in a horned helmet
143 - 37 KEDS
1D Footwear donned on camera by Mr. Rogers
139 - 38 BOLOTIE
38A Trademark Isaac Asimov accessory
110 - 39 ADORATION
11D Something shown to 46-Acrosses
17 - 40 DIAMOND
36A Pirates' place
16 - 41 SMELLTEST
30D Informal gauge of credibility
16 - 42 SNARLSAT
26A Addresses with bared teeth
16 - 43 LISTENED
60A Showed interest, in a way
15 - 44 BACTERIA
38D Cultured ones?
14 - 45 ENL
6D The bigger picture: Abbr.
075 - 46 OTTERS
39A Mammals that congregate in groups called "rafts"
034 - 47 MELEES
5D Rows
021 - 48 LADYDI
16A Spectator who got a standing O at Wimbledon in 1981
012 - 49 MATTER
61A Count
09 - 50 ATANYRATE
20A "Whatever the case ..."
08 - 51 MYNAS
12D Winged mimics
07 - 52 STATELINE
33D Where you might lose an hour
06 - 53 NONSTARTER
27D Really bad idea
05 - 54 FLINTSTONE
9D Noted employee of Slate
04 - 55 FRAMED
9A Like TV's Dr. Richard Kimble, famously
04 - 56 KIDSMEAL
1A It may facilitate playing with one's food
04 - 57 RUSSELL
40D "The Principles of Mathematics" philosopher
04 - 58 ERUPTIVE
57A Prone to tantrums
03 - 59 LABORERS
62A "Das Kapital" topic
03 - 60 02
- 61 DIXIECRAT
3D Onetime Strom Thurmond designation
02 - 62 02
- 63 02
- 64 SHIPTO
44D U.P.S. label phrase
02 - 65 TIMESAVER
34D It might gain you an hour
02 - 66 01
- 67 01
- 68 01