CROSSHARE
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Abrupt transitions from one sequence to another
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Across
  1. 1A
    Abrupt transitions from one sequence to another
  2. 5A
    Sacrifice location
  3. 10A
    Part of a cathedral
  4. 14A
    Getting the job done
  5. 15A
    Of service
  6. 16A
    Sound of relief
  7. 17A
    Prefix for byte, still associated in my mind with the downloading of mp3s
  8. 18A
    Poker giveaways
  9. 19A
    EGOT winner, lyricist Tim ___
  10. 20A
    Extremely
  11. 22A
    Clean thoroughly, as a car
  12. 24A
    Latin expression used to justify claims that land may be acquired by a state's occupation of it, and very much not true of Australia before 1788
  13. 28A
    Opposite of offs
  14. 29A
    Homer's barkeep
  15. 30A
    Mineral spring
  16. 31A
    In favour of
  17. 32A
    Punctuation mark that comes in an Oxford variety
  18. 34A
    Australia's national gemstone
  19. 35A
    ___ and Torres Strait Islander peoples
  20. 40A
    Cries heard at the bullfight
  21. 41A
    Teacher that Emmett falls hard for in "Back to the Future 3"
  22. 42A
    Clumsy one
  23. 43A
    Flavour enhancer, for short
  24. 46A
    IATA code for John Wayne Airport (and the first three letters of 51 down for my Australian solvers)
  25. 47A
    #1 single
  26. 50A
    Corporate term for Australia's indigenous peoples
  27. 54A
    Ask over
  28. 55A
    Courage and fortitude
  29. 56A
    Length squared, for a square
  30. 58A
    "Get Out" director, Jordan ___
  31. 60A
    Coup d'___
  32. 61A
    Yin's counterpart
  33. 62A
    Dog-___ (like a well used book)
  34. 63A
    Department store section
  35. 64A
    Where you find aglets in relation to shoe laces
  36. 65A
    Elvis' blue shoe leather
  37. 66A
    "Smooth Operator" singer
Down
  1. 1D
    Regain consciousness
  2. 2D
    Negative way of referring to an odd number?
  3. 3D
    AFL team, Richmond ___
  4. 4D
    Fab Four drummer, Ringo ___
  5. 5D
    Right or condition of self-government
  6. 6D
    4G go-with, on phones
  7. 7D
    Frequent Wes Anderson actress, ___ Swinton
  8. 8D
    Back streets
  9. 9D
    Take it easy
  10. 10D
    Month in which Australians celebrate ANZAC day
  11. 11D
    English historical novelist, ___ Gregory, best known for "The Other Boleyn Girl"
  12. 12D
    "Be with you in a ___"
  13. 13D
    Female sheep
  14. 21D
    Birth country of Dwayne Johnson's mother
  15. 23D
    The Amazing Mumford's magic words: "___ peanut butter sandwiches!"
  16. 25D
    Trial version
  17. 26D
    Russia's ___ Mountains
  18. 27D
    The sun
  19. 32D
    Circular music media
  20. 33D
    Section of a circumference
  21. 34D
    Out ___ limb
  22. 35D
    Jai ___ (ball game)
  23. 36D
    Add to your social circle
  24. 37D
    Romance author of "Not My Romeo" fame, ___ Madden-Mills (just trying to get away from "Casablanca")
  25. 38D
    Largest moon in the solar system, in orbit around Jupiter
  26. 39D
    Furious
  27. 40D
    Slangy sound of discomfort
  28. 43D
    US cable channel that launched on August 1, 1981
  29. 44D
    Actor who took on Tommy Lee Jones in "US Marshals", Wesley ___
  30. 45D
    French cake
  31. 47D
    Douglas Adams' quote: "If you pour your milk into a cup of ___, you will scald the milk." (from "The Salmon of Doubt")
  32. 48D
    Where you can find Uluru, for example
  33. 49D
    African fly
  34. 51D
    Sausages in Aussie slang
  35. 52D
    Big name in tractors
  36. 53D
    List components
  37. 56D
    Sailor's "yes"
  38. 57D
    Managed
  39. 59D
    Was in front
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