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Just like one's mother or father
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Across
  1. 1A
    Just like one's mother or father
  2. 11A
    River on the Serbian border
  3. 12A
    High scales?
  4. 13A
    Flash or flood follower (*)
  5. 14A
    Arles article
  6. 17A
    Deity to a dyslexic (*)
  7. 20A
    Firefighter Red
  8. 21A
    One of twelve tribes of Israel
  9. 22A
    Burn bridges, perhaps
  10. 24A
    Cupid's coworker
  11. 25A
    Computer support whiz
  12. 26A
    Like Godot
  13. 27A
    '80s Chrysler models
  14. 28A
    Old coin worth a thousandth of a yen
  15. 29A
    Philosophical suffix
  16. 30A
    Ink holder, for a squid
  17. 31A
    Get __ to eat
  18. 33A
    40-weight throwaways
  19. 37A
    What Sam plays in "Casablanca" (*)
  20. 40A
    Indian Ocean islands
  21. 41A
    "Don't leave __" (police warning)
  22. 42A
    No turns __
  23. 43A
    Lumberjacks
  24. 44A
    Chess world champion
  25. 45A
    They come after 12
  26. 46A
    Rooster, to farm-dwellers?
  27. 51A
    At the site of an incident
  28. 58A
    Move like a toddler
  29. 63A
    Indian metropolis
  30. 64A
    Fashion designer Christian
  31. 65A
    Where the big bucks are?
  32. 66A
    Hebrew letter that looks like a door
  33. 67A
    Add attractions
  34. 68A
    De-fault
  35. 69A
    Track of the pack
  36. 70A
    Halloween handouts
  37. 71A
    His comedy was divine
  38. 72A
    "May God bless and keep the __ ... far away from us!" - Fiddler on the Roof
  39. 74A
    "Clean" energy (*)
  40. 75A
    "In ___ veritas"
  41. 76A
    What the Pilgrims did near Plymouth rock (*)
  42. 79A
    "1-2-3" singer Barry
  43. 80A
    Big Mac pair
  44. 83A
    "Absolutely not guilty!" e.g.
  45. 84A
    "One," to Rocky
  46. 86A
    "Has Anybody Seen My ___"?
  47. 87A
    Running, or not?
  48. 88A
    Help the offense
  49. 89A
    Lifeless
  50. 93A
    "A ___ of You" (Joni Mitchell)
  51. 94A
    Teenager's room, maybe?
  52. 95A
    They're determined by Punnett squares
  53. 96A
    Travel tirelessly?
Down
  1. 1D
    He lost to Ike twice
  2. 2D
    Film critic Judith
  3. 3D
    An arm and a leg
  4. 4D
    Someone who has it coming
  5. 5D
    Female sponsor
  6. 6D
    Disgrace
  7. 7D
    Local anesthetic
  8. 8D
    31D
  9. 9D
    Announcer of old
  10. 10D
    Super Mario racers
  11. 14D
    Red, white and blue letters?
  12. 15D
    Dvorak's " __ World Symphony"
  13. 16D
    Amazon, e.g.
  14. 17D
    Queens neighborhood near La Guardia
  15. 18D
    Vein glory?
  16. 19D
    Diploma equiv.
  17. 23D
    Budgetary (*)
  18. 31D
    8D
  19. 32D
    Present location? (*)
  20. 33D
    Like NASDAQ securities
  21. 34D
    Smashing Pumpkins guitarist James
  22. 35D
    Born in Bordeaux
  23. 36D
    "Antonio" beginning
  24. 38D
    Ace reliever Rob
  25. 39D
    Exceeds the speed limit?
  26. 46D
    Does summer work?
  27. 47D
    "Cheese is milk's __ toward immortality" -- Clifton Fadiman (*)
  28. 48D
    They get a slice of the cake
  29. 49D
    Dimming devices
  30. 50D
    Heart valve.
  31. 51D
    "2 Broke Girls" cook
  32. 52D
    Mini successors
  33. 53D
    Grouper group (*)
  34. 54D
    "Cat's in the ___,"
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    Everlasting
  36. 56D
    Not as naughty
  37. 57D
    Former flames
  38. 58D
    "Bureau" or "union" preceder (*)
  39. 59D
    Classicists' opponents
  40. 60D
    Nasally
  41. 61D
    Left
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    Site of 18-D
  43. 73D
    Adjust differently, in British slang
  44. 75D
    "... o'er ___ and hills": Wordsworth
  45. 76D
    Ubiquitous canned meat
  46. 77D
    Dresden divider
  47. 78D
    Tycho Brahe, for one
  48. 80D
    "__ de Foie Gras" (great short story by Asimov)
  49. 81D
    "What ___ could go wrong?
  50. 82D
    US Open slot
  51. 85D
    "___ the Bomb"
  52. 86D
    "Mind the ___" (*)
  53. 90D
    "No", in Italian
  54. 91D
    That thing
  55. 92D
    Whose fair lady?
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