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  1. 1A
    *Sun path
  2. 7A
    Ace
  3. 10A
    Cowardly Lion portrayer Bert
  4. 14A
    ___ your head
  5. 15A
    "I Saw ___ Standing There" (Beatles hit)
  6. 16A
    "It's like an ___ in here!" ("Turn the heat down!")
  7. 17A
    Kate's younger sister, in "Bridgerton"
  8. 18A
    "Kings & Queens" singer Max
  9. 19A
    Beauties
  10. 20A
    *Industries not under government control
  11. 23A
    Capital of Paraguay?
  12. 24A
    Country legend Haggard
  13. 25A
    Swear to God, in texts (don't overthink it)
  14. 28A
    Korean name for the body of water that's west of Japan
  15. 32A
    ___ Mountain Dog
  16. 34A
    "Star Wars" creatures who were "played" by the numerous puffins that proved impossible both to remove physically and to edit out of the final cut
  17. 36A
    Text style for emphasis: Abbr.
  18. 37A
    *C + E-flat + G-flat, for example
  19. 43A
    "Dear ___ Hansen" (Tony-winning musical)
  20. 44A
    Another term for Aegadian (as in the Aegadian Islands), which is conveniently found inside the word AEGADIAN
  21. 45A
    Fly larvae
  22. 49A
    Feature of el río Pecos but not the Pecos River?
  23. 53A
    Road trip stop, perhaps
  24. 54A
    Species of kelp used in Japanese cuisine (which is one letter away from FRAME... which is what I wanted to put here before I noticed the dupe)
  25. 56A
    "___ culpa" ("Oops," but fancy)
  26. 57A
    *Straying from the intended topic
  27. 62A
    Sandwich shop
  28. 64A
    "Dang it ___, I'm an astronomer not a doctor!" (line in "Treasure Planet" that spoofs a catchphrase from "Star Trek")
  29. 65A
    "Scram!"
  30. 66A
    Everything, if all you have is a hammer
  31. 67A
    Partook of
  32. 68A
    On ___ basis (for testing purposes)
  33. 69A
    Twofold
  34. 70A
    Newspaper that never seems to like my crosswords as much as Crosshare solvers do (thanks everyone!): Abbr.
  35. 71A
    Shape associated with the last words of the starred entries
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  1. 1D
    Commune in France that was the sight of a failed Allied raid on August 19, 1942
  2. 2D
    Actress Risenborough who surprised seemingly everyone when she received an Oscar nomination for Best Actress
  3. 3D
    Cries of pain
  4. 4D
    Tel ___
  5. 5D
    Actress Sofer of "Heroes"
  6. 6D
    Suffix with auto- or aristo-
  7. 7D
    Those awkward teenage years (thank heaven)
  8. 8D
    Echo, for short
  9. 9D
    Delphi figure
  10. 10D
    An apple with a bite out of it, for Apple
  11. 11D
    Against
  12. 12D
    Take up
  13. 13D
    ER staffers
  14. 21D
    "Slate" and others
  15. 22D
    "To," sometimes
  16. 26D
    See 38-Down
  17. 27D
    Neuter
  18. 29D
    Pulling a particular Halloween prank, for short
  19. 30D
    "I know what I'm about, ___" (Ron Swanson retort)
  20. 31D
    "___ tu" (Verdi aria)
  21. 33D
    It meant nothing to Caesar
  22. 35D
    "___ Loves You" (Beatles hit)
  23. 37D
    Actress Moore
  24. 38D
    "Terrible" 26-Down
  25. 39D
    Word after southern or sweetbay
  26. 40D
    "Snowy" bird
  27. 41D
    Natural order of the universe in East Asian philosophy: Var.
  28. 42D
    Particular permit needed by truckers: Abbr.
  29. 46D
    Clod
  30. 47D
    Type of malware named for a famous mythological trick
  31. 48D
    "Rally to Restore ___ and/or Fear" (2010 rally that was maybe a few years too early)
  32. 50D
    Substance used to induce vomiting (sorry)
  33. 51D
    What Calvin says when Miss Wormwood asks him what state he lives in (I think the real answer is Ohio -- that's where Bill Watterson is from in any case)
  34. 52D
    Tot's toy
  35. 55D
    "Glengarry Glen Ross" playwright
  36. 58D
    All the entries in this puzzle except for the starred ones and 71-Across, in crossword jargon
  37. 59D
    Somewhat unusual rhyme scheme, since the last line makes it feel a bit unsatisfying
  38. 60D
    ___ pot (device used to clear out a stuffy nose)
  39. 61D
    Actress Teri of "Young Frankenstein"
  40. 62D
    Popular RPG
  41. 63D
    French water
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