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1C
Storm tracker
Radar
6C
Yaks it up
Gabs
10C
Well-kept
Neat
14C
Cara of “Fame”
Irene
15C
Lie next to
Abut
16C
“Super 8” costar Fanning
Elle
17C
Be very hard to portray in words
Defy Description
20C
“Dig in!”
Eat
21C
Indy circuit
Lap
22C
Free of charge
Pro Bono
23C
Air raid alert
Siren
25C
“Ciao for now”
Later
26C
Spec
Ralph
31C
Fiennes of “Harry Potter” movies
Ralph
32C
“Tsk, tsk!”
Bad
33C
Installed, as carpet
Laid
37C
It has a 50-star flag
USA
38C
Program lister since 1953
TV Guide
42C
Thurman of “Bel Ami”
Uma
43C
Dole (out)
Mete
45C
Gmail alternative
AOL
46C
Writer Gore
Vidal
48C
Bridge, crown or plate
Dental Device
52C
Theater backdrop
Scrim
55C
Prescient sorts
Seers
56C
Racy reading
Erotica
59C
Spring time
May
60C
Jug handle
Ear
63C
Crashing contest
Demolition Derby
One Clue Crossword
WordBrain
WordBubbles!
Word Whizzle
Words Crush
66C
At least once
Ever
67C
In tatters
Torn
68C
Like acrobats
Agile
69C
Vintage autos
Reos
70C
Pitch-black
Inky
71C
Farm team joiners
Yokes
1D
Tilt-a-Whirl, for one
Ride
2D
Vicinity
Area
3D
Quick and skillful
Deft
4D
At least one
Any
5D
It stops traffic
Red Light
6D
Fought for air
Gasped
7D
“The Real O’Neals” airer
ABC
8D
“Excuse me” elicitor
Burp
9D
Start to wake up
Stir
10D
Tricky-to-return tennis shot
Netball
11D
“The Naming of Cats” poet
Eliot
12D
Solo
Alone
13D
Sax type
Tenor
18D
Work to make
Earn
19D
-sci (coll. Major)
Poli
23D
Tiny drink
Sip
24D
Very distant clouds
Nebulas
26D
Snare, e.g.
Drum
27D
Soothe
Ease
28D
Crib piece
Slat
29D
chi
Tai
30D
Annex
Add
34D
A8 automaker
Audi
35D
Apple line
iMac
36D
Broad valley
Dale
39D
Ryder rental
Van
40D
Caught on to
Got
41D
Commonplace
Everyday
44D
Periodical VIPs
Editors
47D
ER lifelines
Ivs
49D
Runner Zatopek
Emil
50D
Having a fruity, tart taste
Lemony
51D
Campus honcho
Dean
52D
No-yeast feast
Seder
53D
Coeur, Mo.
Creve
54D
Rival of Paris
Romeo
57D
Field (Mets’ home)
Citi
58D
Oodles
Aton
60D
Estrada of “CHiPs”
Erik
61D
Proficient
Able
62D
Often-seeded loaves
Ryes
64D
Annoy
Irk
65D
Freudian topic
Ego