CROSSHARE
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Across
  1. 1A
    Put into words
  2. 4A
    Items for trade?
  3. 9A
    Stocking fillers for bad kids
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    United
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    Bit of tomfoolery
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    Irk
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    Gateway Arch home, briefly
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    Shorthand for a certain Russian playwright's belief that "one must never place a loaded rifle on the stage if it isn't going to go off. It's wrong to make promises you don't mean to keep" (1)
  9. 20A
    Punjab city
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    Perform the task expertly
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    "Trust Exercise" novelist Susan
  12. 25A
    Form's first blank
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    Peter of reggae
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    Pop like never before?
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    Draw
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    Propelled a scull
  17. 33A
    Symbol of change
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    TDs are worth six
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    One more than due
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    Subatomic particle class named for the 1938 physics Nobel winner (3)
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    "Yeah, right" sound
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    LAX listing
  23. 43A
    Highway ramps, often
  24. 44A
    Many a garden statuette
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    Comedian Davidson
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    Sway unsteadily
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    Group whose logo looks the same in a mirror
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    Clear the blackboard
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    Dr. Pepper, e.g.
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    Linger aimlessly
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    Glides
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    Web surfing and the like (5)
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    Young boy
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    Getting on in years
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    Flutist, e.g.
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    Imitate
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    ___ voce (quietly)
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    Image-sharing site studies show is terrible for teenagers, to teenagers
  39. 69A
    Bike / swim / run race
Down
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    Letters of distress
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    Hill worker?
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    Color that's not quite orange but getting there (2)
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    Engine rpm gauge
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    Like me when reporting yet another DSL outage to AT & T, usually
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    Former SNL cast member Cheri
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    Compare
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    It often starts in Sept.
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    Prosecco alternative
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    Where the work is taking place
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    Non-Hispanic white person, in slang
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    1938 victor over Schmeling (this year's two appearances in this puzzle's clues being merely an interesting coincidence)
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    Electropop instrument
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    Running by itself, as a machine
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    Helper
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    Big bill
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    Crux
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    Comedian Tracee ___ Ross
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    Charge for a spot
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    Appalachians, e.g.
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    More in need of rain
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    CPR expert
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    Early document copier (4)
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    Under control
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    She teams up with the Princesses of Power
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    Short-termer shadowing a professional
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    Bird abode
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    Obvious
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    China shop ensemble
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    Assumed name
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    Drum beaten by beatniks
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    Went defunct, in slang
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    Be part of the cast of
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    Courses in bowls
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    Thus
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    "Will be," in Spanish
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    Prefix with center or genetics
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    National Poetry Mo.
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    Innocuous set of multicultural initiatives currently serving as a right-wing dog whistle (abbr.)
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