CROSSHARE
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DuPont acrylic fibre
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Across
  1. 1A
    DuPont acrylic fibre
  2. 6A
    Homes in a building (abbr.)
  3. 10A
    Beatles album with very misleading semaphore on the cover
  4. 14A
    Author Zora ___ Hurston
  5. 15A
    Jazz trumpeter ___ Baker
  6. 16A
    Taiwanese PC maker
  7. 17A
    Name on the plastic with purchasing power
  8. 19A
    Company symbol
  9. 20A
    Set sail
  10. 21A
    Sault ___ Marie (Ontario city)
  11. 22A
    Shade of blonde
  12. 23A
    Nacho topping, slangily
  13. 25A
    In a joy-filled way
  14. 27A
    Spur
  15. 30A
    Ghanaian-American novelist ___ Gyasi
  16. 32A
    Soft-tissue scanner, for short
  17. 33A
    "___ favor"
  18. 34A
    Short-distance passenger boat
  19. 36A
    Olympic swords
  20. 40A
    "Yes, miss" (but with far more gallic charm)
  21. 43A
    Country home to Everest Base Camp
  22. 44A
    Waggy parts of dogs
  23. 45A
    WNW's opposite
  24. 46A
    Elvis' record label
  25. 48A
    Long Island or Puget (abbr.)
  26. 49A
    At any point
  27. 50A
    Topped with ice cream
  28. 54A
    Clay-baking oven
  29. 56A
    West African country
  30. 57A
    Improv word used in conjunction with "yes"
  31. 59A
    Aliens from the planet Vogsphere
  32. 63A
    Egyptian goddess of healing and magic
  33. 64A
    One who gets the ebony and ivories sounding their best
  34. 66A
    Distribute
  35. 67A
    Look at this amazing thing I've just done!
  36. 68A
    Ukrainians, Poles and Serbs, for example
  37. 69A
    Quod ___ demonstrandum
  38. 70A
    Ella's forte
  39. 71A
    Later than
Down
  1. 1D
    In the past
  2. 2D
    Packet of paper
  3. 3D
    Spicy minced-meat Thai salad
  4. 4D
    What Theodore Roosevelt was talking about when he said, "To make a success of it, you've got to start young."
  5. 5D
    Jacket popularised by India's first prime minister
  6. 6D
    Oft-torn knee ligament (abbr.)
  7. 7D
    Profs.' degrees
  8. 8D
    Bitey parts of a gale
  9. 9D
    Steady flow of water
  10. 10D
    Snowboarding event
  11. 11D
    Food recall bacteria
  12. 12D
    Within the limits of the law
  13. 13D
    One who votes on your behalf
  14. 18D
    Gave the go-ahead
  15. 24D
    Insertion symbol
  16. 26D
    Remove clothing wrinkles
  17. 27D
    Atop
  18. 28D
    You, sir, are a bounder and a cad
  19. 29D
    "Get a ___" (have some self-control)
  20. 31D
    Actress Ana de ___
  21. 34D
    "Nurse Jackie" actress Edie ___
  22. 35D
    Snatcher's exclamation
  23. 37D
    Hgt. above sea-level
  24. 38D
    Word in a conditional statement
  25. 39D
    Entrails reader
  26. 41D
    Small South American monkey
  27. 42D
    Simon Cowell's classical crossover vocal group
  28. 47D
    Re-works for a different medium
  29. 49D
    Swallow up
  30. 50D
    Words repeated in the lyrics of "Turn, turn, turn"
  31. 51D
    One who didn't win
  32. 52D
    Anxious feeling
  33. 53D
    Mauchly and Eckert's machine designed primarily to calculate artillery firing tables
  34. 55D
    Much, informally
  35. 58D
    European avant-garde art movement of the early 20th century
  36. 60D
    Go ___ length (ramble)
  37. 61D
    "Party of Five" actress ___ Campbell
  38. 62D
    Two final-year students standing next to each other? (abbr.)
  39. 65D
    Natalie Cole's father
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