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Jump for it!
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Across
  1. 1A
    Jump for it!
  2. 4A
    "Too rich for me!"
  3. 9A
    Gargantuan
  4. 12A
    Pen preceder
  5. 13A
    2014 film about a 1965 march
  6. 14A
    Mishmash
  7. 16A
    Common article
  8. 17A
    "Fishy" Los Angeles Angels player who will not have Ohtani as a teammate this year
  9. 18A
    Investor's concern
  10. 20A
    Pause in the Psalms that anagrams to a type of rock
  11. 22A
    Chicago paper, for short
  12. 24A
    Nolan Ryan, once, briefly
  13. 25A
    Pops
  14. 27A
    Prop seen on a Chiquita label (I go bananas for them - they have such a peel)
  15. 29A
    Guatemala galas
  16. 31A
    Util. bill
  17. 32A
    Yeah, that won't last
  18. 33A
    Pancakes powerhouse
  19. 35A
    Like many GIF images
  20. 39A
    Program whose logo is two connected eighth notes
  21. 41A
    "Step on it!"
  22. 42A
    Some home run swings
  23. 45A
    Exuberant feeling
  24. 47A
    Bird with a reduplicative name
  25. 48A
    How I cheer for my Cubbies
  26. 50A
    "I made dessert: you're in for ___!"
  27. 52A
    Take care of Ginger Cat, perhaps (don't forget her crunchies and her meat treats!)
  28. 54A
    Arduous
  29. 55A
    Over 40,000 people once reported theirs as 078-05-1120: Abbr.
  30. 58A
    Hardly neophytes
  31. 60A
    When some people start driving
  32. 62A
    Original network for the 1990s revival of "Supermarket Sweep" (when it airs, I market on my schedule)
  33. 66A
    A movie about a water park is a ___ show
  34. 67A
    Idle performer?
  35. 68A
    "I'm not listening!"
  36. 70A
    "Take ___!"
  37. 71A
    Soil
  38. 73A
    Actress who Theron called the "unsung hero" of the film "Monster"
  39. 75A
    Get a lode of this!
  40. 76A
    Online shopping website that starts with "E" and ends with "Y" (you have a 50:50 chance)
  41. 77A
    Hauled
  42. 78A
    Fake movie about Christmas beverages: "___ Day Afternoon"
  43. 79A
    Use a pogo stick (perhaps to go to 33-Across...non-meta-related semi-dupe, I know...)
  44. 80A
    Subway entrances will never go out of ___
  45. 81A
    Part of the UK
Down
  1. 1D
    Responds to "Step on it!"
  2. 2D
    Othello : Desdemona :: Hamlet : ___
  3. 3D
    Gave way
  4. 4D
    "You finished?"
  5. 5D
    A pop
  6. 6D
    Oodles and oodles
  7. 7D
    When a blue creature arises, ___'s up!
  8. 8D
    Percival Everett's 2001 book "Erasure," for example
  9. 9D
    Oh, fiddle stick!
  10. 10D
    "What you do mean you can't keep track of all the Sesame Street characters?" "Sorry, ___"
  11. 11D
    Tailor's concern
  12. 15D
    Other, in Oaxaca
  13. 19D
    "___ dog!"
  14. 21D
    Times most people (even Mikey G, sometimes) wake up: Abbr.
  15. 23D
    Market optimist
  16. 26D
    Bible book that anagrams to what you are
  17. 28D
    The "I" in "I.M. Pei" (use 4 of 6 letters in HEROIC)
  18. 30D
    Elena and Ketanji's colleague
  19. 34D
    Australian state capital
  20. 36D
    Common prefix that's also found in this clue
  21. 37D
    West end?
  22. 38D
    It'll give you shade
  23. 39D
    "Yes, that conjecture seems about right"
  24. 40D
    Popular Fender, casually
  25. 42D
    Knock
  26. 43D
    Sight in the Seine
  27. 44D
    Kitty
  28. 46D
    "___ looking at you, kid" (said to a goat)
  29. 49D
    2014 song by Florida-Georgia Line
  30. 51D
    2023 novel by Genevieve Wheeler (still on my TBR!)
  31. 53D
    Travail
  32. 55D
    Where singles often hang out
  33. 56D
    Apply liberally, as cream cheese to a bagel
  34. 57D
    When birds open a retirement account, they create a ___
  35. 59D
    If an encyclopedia falls on your head, that ___
  36. 61D
    The season opener?
  37. 62D
    Majors, for one
  38. 63D
    "Dies ___" (favorite hymn of cruciverbalists)
  39. 64D
    2010s Best Actor winner
  40. 65D
    "Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" poet
  41. 69D
    Opening on Broadway
  42. 72D
    Longest side of a right triangle: Abbr.
  43. 74D
    Goofy picture?
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