- 1 ASS
60A Fathead
58409 - 2 NEE
20A At birth
29407 - 3 AMI
12A Self-conscious person's question
29302 - 4 ENT
11D Otolaryngologist, familiarly
24222 - 5 BOA
54A And ... that's a wrap!
21168 - 6 NYE
56D Dec. 31
17125 - 7 WAR
27D "What happens when language fails," per Margaret Atwood
15149 - 8 LAM
16A Get the heck out of Dodge
13128 - 9 CBS
57D "I Love Lucy" network
13123 - 10 LAG
33A Problem with live-streaming
12116 - 11 TACO
25D ___ Tuesday (modern restaurant promotion)
11154 - 12 RUN
58A Get the heck out of Dodge
11107 - 13 UNE
6D Ravel's "Pavane Pour ___ Infante Défunte"
10145 - 14 DEB
55D Nebraska senator Fischer
1094 - 15 LOB
52A Easy interview question
887 - 16 SOSAD
34D "Terrible, just terrible"
840 - 17 ANGER
19A Burning feeling
775 - 18 MGM
18A Letters in film and the hotel business
769 - 19 MANE
21A Whole head of hair
692 - 20 ROBIN
41A Sign of spring
529 - 21 DDE
7D Presidential monogram hidden in this clue
486 - 22 NOLTE
49D Nick of 2019's "Angel Has Fallen"
475 - 23 SLAG
29A Dross
469 - 24 VANS
36D Fleet at a distribution center
434 - 25 GREET
50D Nod at, say
432 - 26 VALOR
53A Reason for a medal
426 - 27 ALINE
48D Something worn with flare?
376 - 28 PEORIA
42D Middle America, symbolically
345 - 29 TEASES
22A Back-combs
333 - 30 MIMOSA
21D Bubbly cocktail
325 - 31 AMATI
28A Musical family name from Cremona
281 - 32 OVINE
2D Of a flock
272 - 33 SOLES
23D Arch supports
236 - 34 AIRBALL
39D Complete miss
212 - 35 AUS
39A Home of the 2000 Summer Olympics: Abbr.
149 - 36 ENGELS
9D Author of "The Condition of the Working Class in England," 1845
118 - 37 LUX
37D First word in Yale's motto
118 - 38 SIMS
51A Popular video game of 2000, with "The"
116 - 39 FAVOR
47D Preferential treatment
115 - 40 DEFANG
46A Take a bite out of?
16 - 41 DOWNS
26A Guzzles, say
15 - 42 REVERT
43D Go back (to)
15 - 43 EMILYBRONTE
59A One-third of a literary trio
14 - 44 12
- 45 SCOTIA
34A Olden land north of Anglia
021 - 46 TRUES
4D Levels
016 - 47 ARME
40A Pistolet, par exemple
015 - 48 OBAMAS
38A Owners of the dogs Bo and Sunny
015 - 49 PIXAR
42A Company Steve Jobs once owned
014 - 50 ALMAMATER
12D Where did you go?
011 - 51 DEFAT
1D Get the grease out of
010 - 52 PALAVER
35A Chitchat
07 - 53 MOHEL
10D Bris official
06 - 54 IMMEDIATE
14D Instant
05 - 55 FLUME
45D Water park feature
04 - 56 GAMINS
32D Urchins
04 - 57 LOOSEST
37A Most baggy
04 - 58 ILLTIMED
24A Opposite of fortuitous
03 - 59 MAGNETISM
13D Attractive quality
03 - 60 SPORTSBRA
29D Garment made with spandex
03 - 61 TRANSFER
44A Bit of off-season N.C.A.A. news
03 - 62 ALABAMANS
31D Rosa Parks and Booker T. Washington, for two
02 - 63 EVERANDANON
15A Once in a while, poetically
02 - 64 LABORIOUS
30D Taxing
02 - 65 01
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