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"Well, yes and no"
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Across
  1. 1A
    "Well, yes and no"
  2. 6A
    School of design in Brooklyn, or its alumnus Chris [citation needed]
  3. 11A
    "Oh, hey--"
  4. 14A
    Bill Withers hit from 1972
  5. 15A
    Open-sided patio originating from Hawaii
  6. 16A
    "That took me so long to understand!"
  7. 17A
    Concept like "doublespeak" or "unperson" (in an alternate universe where George Orwell never changed his name)
  8. 19A
    How a French horse begins explaining when they were born
  9. 20A
    Soak (up)
  10. 21A
    Chem. or bio.
  11. 22A
    Muppet played by Steve Schirripa in a Sopranos/Sesame Street crossover
  12. 24A
    Ghosting a romantic partner, say (in an alternate universe where Harry Houdini never changed his name)
  13. 29A
    Like those Fraiser Fir candles
  14. 31A
    Student life, fancily
  15. 32A
    Fire ___ (rare gemstone)
  16. 33A
    Necklace component
  17. 34A
    Unicycle need
  18. 35A
    Vodka producing region in Russia (don't correct me)
  19. 37A
    Wine producing region in Italy (don't correct me)
  20. 41A
    Piece of construction paper
  21. 43A
    Some songs don't even have one
  22. 44A
    Anywhere north of the Bronx, if you ask me
  23. 47A
    Times when you focus on just "me" (unless you're a masseuse I guess, then you're at work)
  24. 49A
    With 57-Across, Belle and Sebastian song with the lyrics "If they follow you, don't look back" (in an alternate universe where Bob Dylan never changed his name)
  25. 51A
    Room in "Clue" with a secret passage to the kitchen
  26. 52A
    Not interested, for short
  27. 53A
    Org. with Knicks and Nets
  28. 56A
    Element whose name is found backwards (and chemical symbol is found forwards) in "snit"
  29. 57A
    See 49-Across
  30. 62A
    Sound that might elicit the unhoped for response "I know you see a mouse, but why are you ordering me to just barely get by?"
  31. 63A
    Like the festival of Samhain
  32. 64A
    Certs or Ice Breakers
  33. 65A
    Some streets (Abbr.)
  34. 66A
    Like a cat that's able to jump onto the top of your fridge
  35. 67A
    18-Down of ___ (home of the band Wet Leg)
Down
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    What New Yorkers call "heroes"
  2. 2D
    City named Christiana from 1624 to 1925
  3. 3D
    Come back!
  4. 4D
    Letters for when you want someone to stop talking
  5. 5D
    Irish airline ___ Lingus
  6. 6D
    Completely calm
  7. 7D
    Just made the subway, perhaps
  8. 8D
    DiFranco of "Both Hands" and others
  9. 9D
    They're the ones really grading your paper (Abbr.)
  10. 10D
    "Used to be..."
  11. 11D
    Raitt who gave us "Something To Talk About"
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    Belief in God (generally)
  13. 13D
    Huff and pant
  14. 18D
    ___ of 67-Across (Home of an eponymous music festival)
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    Extremely cute animal that eats bamboo and looks a tiny bit like a raccoon
  16. 25D
    Like some crossword puzzles that don't have anyone look at them before publishing (this one for example!)
  17. 26D
    Letters after 4G or 5G
  18. 27D
    Nerve
  19. 28D
    South American berry
  20. 29D
    Took a chair
  21. 30D
    Tech. used to de-age (only on film though)
  22. 33D
    Fold-out beds
  23. 35D
    Grp. looking for life "out there"
  24. 36D
    Overflow
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    Going hard (for)
  26. 39D
    Part of Aaliyah's advice for what to do if you don't succeed, with "again"
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    Siri's home
  28. 42D
    Cloudy beer such as Mother Road Brewings's "Limited Visibility"
  29. 43D
    "You're green!" "___"
  30. 44D
    Province in Ireland with a coat named after it
  31. 45D
    Felt sorry for
  32. 46D
    They're black and white and stink all over
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    Completely calm
  34. 48D
    Really just a dance for high schoolers
  35. 50D
    Taj ___ (Agra destination)
  36. 54D
    Eliza Scanlen's role in "Little Women"
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    Helping hand (Abbr.)
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    Bother
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    Letters that come before Friday
  40. 60D
    Text you might send with your ETA
  41. 61D
    I, I, and I before X
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