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45 Memorize
46 Method
48 Broadcast
50 _gin fizz
51 Foremost
position
53 No vote
55 Tack on
56 Breakfast cereal
61 Icy coating
62 Asp victim,
briefly
63 Legal defense
66 Quechuan ruler
67 And
68 Was a candidate
69 Villainous Uriah
70 Discharged a
debt
71 Country near
Fiji
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1 Sidekick
2 Subsist
3 Sit-in
participants
4 First-class
5 Nifty
6 Performance
declines
7 Fiddlesticks!
8 Player
9 Macbeth’s peers
10 Adds fizz
11 Indiana neighbor
12 Brief note
13 Trans-Siberian
RR stop
21 Auditory organ
22 Glossy paint
23 General
Creighton_
24 Allowance
28 Be a fall guy
30 Operatic
soprano Callas
32 Half a breath
33 Steering linkage
piece
34 Told tales,
informally
36 Add grass to
greens
38 Sri Lankan
export
47 Zany
49 Collegiate
cheer
52 Perry's
secretary
54 Dough raiser
56_tzu
57 Make a point
58 Track event
59 Lucy’s husband
60 Choir voice
64 Small marsh
65 State north of
Nev.
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15 Lomond, e g.
16 Throat-clearing
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