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60D Brazil's ___ Roosevelt
40315 - 2 ISH
37A Approximately, informally
30193 - 3 ICEE
16A Summer cooler
2591 - 4 ASHE
8D He beat Connors in the Wimbledon final in 1975
22275 - 5 OAHU
4D Where the Ko'olau Range is located
18185 - 6 BAR
1A Cantina
18157 - 7 ODIN
57D For whom Wednesday is named
17159 - 8 TRAP
29D Golfer's obstacle
15156 - 9 SIP
68A Taste
15128 - 10 EDENS
67A Chicago's ___ Expressway
15113 - 11 ALIAS
15A Robert Galbraith, to J. K. Rowling
14115 - 12 AINT
6D "___ that somethin'?"
13136 - 13 RSVP
9A Say maybe, maybe
1385 - 14 ASADA
33D Grilled, at a taqueria
1342 - 15 ISLAM
30D Nation of ___
1294 - 16 ENS
44A Nation's borders?
10270 - 17 ENID
55D Blyton who wrote "The Enchanted Wood"
10232 - 18 SPAN
22D Cross
10132 - 19 SAGE
56D Stuffing ingredient
10115 - 20 SALEM
48A Town that inspired "The House of the Seven Gables"
9107 - 21 PAW
32A Nail site
991 - 22 BLUR
5D Busy day, in retrospect
958 - 23 PEW
12D Support for a religious group?
874 - 24 VEE
11D Notch shape
7113 - 25 OGRES
50D People eaters
667 - 26 STRIP
52D Word after New York or Las Vegas
661 - 27 PITAS
32D Pockets of the Middle East?
635 - 28 LOSE
66A Go down
5102 - 29 ALPHA
2D ___ dog
582 - 30 PHEW
19A "That was a close one!"
550 - 31 MACH
7D Speed measure
533 - 32 OBAMA
4A Two-time Time magazine Person of the Year
489 - 33 ZAP
39A Nuke
482 - 34 OPAH
21D Hawaiian food fish
441 - 35 LOHAN
25D Actress Lindsay of "Mean Girls"
418 - 36 PLOWS
49A Goes (through) laboriously
416 - 37 GURU
36D Expert
348 - 38 PATTI
27A Smith of punk rock
348 - 39 POLLS
24A They close at 9 p.m. in New York
38 - 40 GAME
42D Hearts or spades
268 - 41 COVE
54D Spot to lay anchor
255 - 42 FILL
63A Opposite of drain
227 - 43 SATUP
23A Showed sudden interest
227 - 44 MUSIC
46A "Sweet and healing medicine of troubles," per Horace
225 - 45 VIGIL
64A One may be held by candlelight
29 - 46 OLEG
13A "The Americans" K.G.B. officer ___ Burov
193 - 47 YIPE
43D Cry of surprise
139 - 48 POTTS
31D Actress Annie of "Young Sheldon"
113 - 49 ADRIAN
45A Basketball Hall-of-Famer Dantley
110 - 50 RELET
3D Subleased
042 - 51 SALUT
38A French greeting
022 - 52 KEPI
65A Hat worn by Charles de Gaulle
019 - 53 XFL
59D Sports org. with the New York Guardians and Seattle Dragons
012 - 54 BOUTS
1D Fits
010 - 55 HUNCH
18A Gut feeling
09 - 56 PARDON
31A "Excuse me!"
09 - 57 CLICK
47D Hit it off
08 - 58 LIEIDLE
41D Gather dust
06 - 59 RIPTORN
9D Oscar-nominated actor with nearly synonymous first and last names
06 - 60 PIECESOFEIGHT
53A Pirate plunder ... or a hint to interpreting an appropriate number of squares in this puzzle
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