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Moor, for example
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Across
  1. 1A
    Moor, for example
  2. 5A
    D Draper was a typical example
  3. 10A
    Western free speech org. since 1920
  4. 14A
    Economical way of professing love via 60d
  5. 15A
    Verdi's "___ Miller"
  6. 16A
    Dutch lang.
  7. 17A
    Angsty black-clad teens, perhaps
  8. 18A
    "You're all ready to go", if sent by 60d
  9. 19A
    "___ consummation devoutly to be wish'd": Hamlet
  10. 20A
    Artificial face offs?
  11. 23A
    It's a wrap
  12. 25A
    Chain letters?
  13. 26A
    Maritime eagles, cousins of ospreys
  14. 27A
    Tightening up the center field?
  15. 32A
    Reserves, say
  16. 33A
    Not at all rich
  17. 34A
    Wed. vis-à-vis Thu.
  18. 35A
    Load of cookies, or new recruits
  19. 37A
    the most famous Von Bismarck
  20. 41A
    Multiple places
  21. 42A
    "I've made a point throughout my girls' lives of reading them bedtime stories about strong, innovating women, whether it's _____ or Frida Kahlo."
  22. 43A
    Increase in membership?
  23. 48A
    Clay creature of Jewish folklore
  24. 49A
    Suffix with Capri
  25. 50A
    Mil. aide
  26. 51A
    Changing one's ringtone?
  27. 56A
    Units equivalent to 0.001%
  28. 57A
    Blow/wipe (your nose) in Portugese
  29. 58A
    Homemade bombs, normally roadside
  30. 61A
    Kiss, in Ciudad de México
  31. 62A
    Elon's internet service on the NYSE
  32. 63A
    Teen's big date
  33. 64A
    Yemeni seaport
  34. 65A
    See 55d
  35. 66A
    IRS IDs
Down
  1. 1D
    Was quaffed veritably in medieval England
  2. 2D
    Is still quaffed in the Caribbean
  3. 3D
    Australian millenials were told not to eat these so they could afford housing
  4. 4D
    Kate of music
  5. 5D
    Fund-raising targets
  6. 6D
    Fruit banned on Singaporean metro
  7. 7D
    This and that: Abbr.
  8. 8D
    On the briny
  9. 9D
    Countrywide: Abbr.
  10. 10D
    Dessert, in Shrewsbury
  11. 11D
    Patron
  12. 12D
    Stahl of "60 Minutes"
  13. 13D
    Amherst sch.
  14. 21D
    Teachers' degs.
  15. 22D
    Anjou or Bosc
  16. 23D
    Not yet a toddler
  17. 24D
    Vowel-heavy woodwind
  18. 28D
    Monat Nr. zehn auf Deutsch
  19. 29D
    Cool name for a contact lens or laser company
  20. 30D
    Abbr. that encompasses a wide array of racial identities
  21. 31D
    "Chump" in the Russian language
  22. 35D
    Airport code if going to a tea-party
  23. 36D
    No need for a second serving
  24. 37D
    Black ___
  25. 38D
    Upsets
  26. 39D
    New Mexico art colony
  27. 40D
    "Say it isn't so!"
  28. 41D
    Could go out on one
  29. 42D
    Cyclops, for eg.
  30. 43D
    Paid (up)
  31. 44D
    Pass by
  32. 45D
    Can be full or half in certain contexts
  33. 46D
    The inverse of this action is normally a celebration
  34. 47D
    Roosevelt and Kennedy's other halves
  35. 48D
    Fast Dutch techno music, typically 180bpm or more
  36. 52D
    Endure
  37. 53D
    "Are you?" in Marseille
  38. 54D
    Singular fluid-containing pouch on the body
  39. 55D
    Along with 65a, catch-all term for 51a, 43a, 27a and 20a
  40. 59D
    Italian crime gang's top banana
  41. 60D
    Comms. method, outside the US, used almost exclusively by banks and the elderly
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