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Band for holding things together
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Across
  1. 1A
    Band for holding things together
  2. 6A
    Tinky Winky::Bag, Dipsy::___, Laa-laa:: Ball, Po:: Scooter
  3. 9A
    What to bring to a competition if you want to win
  4. 14A
    Sad bell sound
  5. 15A
    Be in debt
  6. 16A
    "Out came the matador, Who must have been potted or Slightly insane, but who looked rather bored. Then the picadors of course, Each one on his horse. I shouted 'olé!' every time one was _____"
  7. 17A
    Full of grace
  8. 18A
    Pale and ashen
  9. 19A
    Irritate and annoy gradually but persistently
  10. 20A
    No longer is
  11. 22A
    Famous last word (of a James Joyce novel)
  12. 24A
    Architect of the Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, Alabama
  13. 25A
    Entertainment device integrated for streaming
  14. 29A
    The are on The Way
  15. 32A
    Heavy wrestling
  16. 33A
    Actress Tyler who was born 39 years after actress Ullman
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    Fair of face
  18. 36A
    In the process of maturing
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    In and of herself, the mother of Circe is only one of 3,000 Oceanids
  20. 40A
    ... --- ...
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    Loving and giving
  22. 43A
    President who established the SSA
  23. 46A
    Cord in strange Scandinavian (cryptic)
  24. 47A
    Jump enthusiastically
  25. 51A
    Full of woe
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    Sort
  27. 54A
    Spanish for "this" as in: ¿"Qué es ____ autorización electoral para viajar a Estados Unidos según el Visa Waiver Program?" "Es el Sistema Electrónico de Autorización de Viajes."
  28. 55A
    Berates loudly
  29. 57A
    Response to "Are you capable of preserving food"
  30. 59A
    Floral garland
  31. 60A
    Was victorious
  32. 62A
    Hospital workers
  33. 63A
    Prevaricators
  34. 65A
    Brief decline
  35. 67A
    Work hard for a living
  36. 71A
    My aides briefly claim that the poet Eliot was a doofus (cryptic)
  37. 72A
    Top-notch
  38. 73A
    Hunter who was either killed by Artemis' bow, or by a giant scorpion, which may or may not have been acting on her behalf. (Records from that time are spotty at best)
  39. 74A
    A means to determine statistical significance
  40. 75A
    Craving for Japanese currency
  41. 76A
    Game similar to Gomoku (which is itself similar to tic-tac-toe but with five in a row and a larger grid) but with a "custodial capture" move
Down
  1. 1D
    Calypso, Jazz, R&B fusion
  2. 2D
    Star Trek series after TOS but before DS9
  3. 3D
    Outdoor equipment retailer with a royal sounding name
  4. 4D
    Not in the least bit right
  5. 5D
    Clothing crease
  6. 6D
    The sixth of the 5 Ws (and the only one that .... well,....)
  7. 7D
    Far to go
  8. 8D
    Basic principal
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    Candles on a child's cake
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    Netminder
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    Creative types
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    Intended on purpose
  13. 13D
    GMT -4:00 in the summer
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    Mo. arch city
  15. 23D
    There are four species of this bird but the yellow-bellied one is the most fun to say
  16. 25D
    Board established by FDR
  17. 26D
    Make faces for the camera
  18. 27D
    "Are you my French friend?" "I don't know; __ _?"
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    Treacherous snake
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    Unrefined materials
  21. 31D
    Short for what the S in OS is short for
  22. 34D
    Aida composer
  23. 37D
    What grains represent when you play chess on fine sand
  24. 39D
    Turbulent and full of sediments as though recently agitated
  25. 42D
    What Deadwood was notorious for having. (Although it did have order.)
  26. 43D
    Prepare a young fish in a 50D
  27. 44D
    One engaged in a fight to the death
  28. 45D
    Let go
  29. 47D
    Freedom with no commitments
  30. 48D
    When the ape made its get-away this abbreviation was all that was left
  31. 49D
    “I’m youth, I’m joy,” Peter answered __ _ venture, “I’m a little bird that has broken out of the egg.” (This, of course, was nonsense; but it was proof to the unhappy Hook that Peter did not know in the least who or what he was, which is the very pinnacle of good form.)
  32. 50D
    The child who never grew up
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    Behaves amorously without serious intent
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    Long running (72 years as of 56D) NBC morning show with a red and white logo
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    Pry nosily
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    Bonny and blithe, good and gay
  37. 63D
    It won't be long. when measure your position relative to the equator
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    Fast flier
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    Mightier than the sword, they say
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    Half a Belgian boy detective
  41. 69D
    Child classmate of Richie Rich and Little Lotta whose schtick was her unhealthy obsession with round shapes
  42. 70D
    Of all the numbers that are their own square roots, this is the One I want (the other is Nothing)
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