- 1 SAD
60A In need of a lift?
31236 - 2 HER
5D Lead-in to story
27237 - 3 SPY
55D Piece in Stratego
27177 - 4 TMI
26A "OK, I've heard enough"
27122 - 5 ABLE
52A Opposite of inept
25259 - 6 ASSET
43D A keen eye, for a proofreader, say
25188 - 7 EPIC
41D Way cool
23235 - 8 NOT
32D English translation of 50-Across
22176 - 9 AAA
54D Small cell
20230 - 10 TEEN
38A Romeo or Juliet
20192 - 11 REM
20A ___ sleep
19158 - 12 LESS
51D Off
17167 - 13 SHH
1A Finger-on-lips sound
15100 - 14 ARF
6D Newfoundland sound
14153 - 15 ODORS
24D Things picked up at a landfill
1486 - 16 PAS
50A "Pourquoi ___?"
12114 - 17 AXIS
18A Pole position?
12109 - 18 DESK
49D Much can be written on this
12105 - 19 SIAM
22A Onetime neighbor of French Indochina
1191 - 20 SLUR
4D Relative of a tie in music
10100 - 21 ANISE
37A Herb of the parsley family
8110 - 22 LADS
56A Guys
860 - 23 AURAS
45D Waves of New Agers?
752 - 24 TSETSE
25D Sub-Saharan scourge
6113 - 25 ERIK
58A Leading role in "The Phantom of the Opera"
691 - 26 GRETA
46D "Little Women" director Gerwig
658 - 27 SCAD
48A Great deal
636 - 28 RIPA
16A Gifford's talk show successor
634 - 29 CRAM
9D Do some fast data processing?
572 - 30 SUEDE
29A Rain can ruin it
554 - 31 HENRI
2D French philosopher Bergson
552 - 32 PATHS
42D Ways
532 - 33 SIB
39A Member of the fam
469 - 34 MEARA
7D Half of a classic comedy duo
453 - 35 LAURA
51A Actress Linney of Netflix's "Ozark"
375 - 36 SATED
47D Having had quite enough
348 - 37 FEMA
15D Branch of the D.H.S.
336 - 38 CFOS
9A Some company bigwigs, for short
333 - 39 TVAD
27A Prompter of a channel change, maybe
330 - 40 RASPY
23D Like a stereotypical mobster's voice
321 - 41 STAYS
59A Doesn't take any cards, say
249 - 42 SHAMU
4A Performer for whom a San Diego stadium was named
231 - 43 BONES
34D Natural history museum sights
228 - 44 VENEER
28D False front
223 - 45 MAUS
21A Only graphic novel to win a Pulitzer Prize (awarded 1992)
212 - 46 SKIPS
1D Passes on
212 - 47 ULCER
8D Reason to see a gastroenterologist
146 - 48 AMITY
33D Accord
144 - 49 JAGS
44A Some pricey cars, for short
120 - 50 PRYOR
19A Comic whom Seinfeld called "the Picasso of our profession"
112 - 51 HEYYA
3D 2003 #1 hit with the lyric "Shake it like a Polaroid picture"
19 - 52 SASSIER
12D Flipper
18 - 53 ROARAT
23A Find outrageously funny
011 - 54 BASSALE
36D Beer with a triangular logo
08 - 55 ITSASECRET
53A Words that sometimes follow 1-Across
07 - 56 OPIUMDEN
11D Hangout for Dorian Gray
06 - 57 REPAYS
40A Settles with
06 - 58 INYOURFACE
17A "Take that, loser!"
04 - 59 PANICBAR
35D Emergency exit feature
04 - 60 UNIONJACK
30D British flier
04 - 61 GARIBALDI
31D Giuseppe ___, leader in Italy's unification
03 - 62 FIXATEDON
10D Obsessed with
02 - 63 KEEBLERELF
13A Food mascot in a green suit jacket
02 - 64 01
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