Days and Nights
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Some feds
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Across
  1. 1A
    Some feds
  2. 6A
    Book after Daniel
  3. 11A
    Baseball fans love it
  4. 13A
    Type of alcohol
  5. 14A
    Proper
  6. 16A
    My puns about this animal aren't baaaaad: they're wool done!
  7. 17A
    "Yeah, ditto"
  8. 18A
    Picture
  9. 20A
    Hard work (my students hardly work too)
  10. 24A
    King and queen
  11. 27A
    Lissome
  12. 29A
    They might work a lot
  13. 31A
    Fulminated
  14. 33A
    Melodic (I'll make a note of this)
  15. 34A
    MLA alternative to citations
  16. 37A
    "But is the risk worth it?"
  17. 39A
    Shade of blue
  18. 40A
    Note
  19. 42A
    Volume
  20. 43A
    See 82-Down
  21. 44A
    I thought I'd never get a chance to tell my friend to crack a window, but then I found an ___
  22. 47A
    Start of a term?
  23. 49A
    Lets
  24. 50A
    You can't have one with anybody else
  25. 54A
    "Hello there!"
  26. 55A
    Grade in high school
  27. 56A
    First name of the author who starred in "Austen City Limits" (this is not a thing)
  28. 59A
    Remove a fruit skin - or an anagram of a fruit with skin!
  29. 62A
    It might be handed down
  30. 63A
    First name of female in graphic novel "The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage"
  31. 64A
    Locates a hole, maybe
  32. 67A
    Sometimes it throws shade at you
  33. 68A
    Taiga, for one, but not lion (har har)
  34. 70A
    Actors John and Sean
  35. 72A
    Mogadishu resident
  36. 74A
    "This fireplace is our best seller! It's a ___!"
  37. 77A
    You'll find it in gallons of quartz
  38. 79A
    Made a new recording
  39. 81A
    Not just some
  40. 83A
    Sound
  41. 84A
    Author of book that starts "Stately, plump Buck Mulligan came from the stairhead" and makes about as much sense as my clues
  42. 87A
    Skill
  43. 91A
    Like AirPods but not headphones (we hope!)
  44. 92A
    Organic component of some cleaning products (or what you might be if you love to clean)
  45. 93A
    Only number whose letters are spelled in alphabetical order
  46. 94A
    Sad song (that says so much)
Down
  1. 1D
    Commonplace
  2. 2D
    Emphatic response to "Excited to solve this meta???"
  3. 3D
    "___ Strikes Back" (1988 Elton John album)
  4. 4D
    French vineyard (this clue is common but don't wine)
  5. 5D
    "So ___ me - no, don't ___ me. That is the opposite of the point I'm trying to make" (Michael Scott wisdom)
  6. 6D
    Hem
  7. 7D
    Shakespeare play title
  8. 8D
    Middle word of Stevie Wonder song dedicated to Aisha Morris
  9. 9D
    One might be private
  10. 10D
    Certain peak
  11. 11D
    Utilizes auricular sensations (students: please don't write like this)
  12. 12D
    ___ Lock (PC key)
  13. 14D
    Hrs. in which you "spring ahead" (and lose an hour of sleepo beepo)
  14. 15D
    Poppycock
  15. 19D
    Female nickname composed only of Roman numerals
  16. 21D
    Place ___ in the paper ("Cruciverbalists Wanted")
  17. 22D
    SSN, e.g.
  18. 23D
    "You haven't seen the film 'Frozen'???" "Yeah, and you need to ___"
  19. 25D
    Itsy-bitsy
  20. 26D
    Investment, perhaps in securing a tent
  21. 28D
    Change
  22. 30D
    Stone and Stallone
  23. 32D
    Boulder, for one
  24. 34D
    Latin love
  25. 35D
    ___ the King Prawn (Muppets character)
  26. 36D
    "Right on!"
  27. 38D
    "Yeah, cut the lawn correctly this time"
  28. 41D
    First two words in film title with famed quote "I coulda been a contender"
  29. 43D
    Said Ken to Barbie, "You're such ___!"
  30. 45D
    British suffix
  31. 46D
    Some kind of semiconductor (found within the phrase "20%," when written in words)
  32. 48D
    If you see this land, you might be in Seine!
  33. 50D
    Greek orator who lent his name to an adjective meaning "boomingly loud"
  34. 51D
    "A man may learn wisdom even from ___" (wisdom itself from Aristophanes)
  35. 52D
    PC key
  36. 53D
    Kind of apples I might ask if you like (I love apple puns to the core)
  37. 56D
    Barbs
  38. 57D
    Parting expression
  39. 58D
    Actress Watts who starred in "21 Lightbulbs" (okay, "21 Grams")
  40. 60D
    Grp. of lawyers ("This whole crossword is out of order!!")
  41. 61D
    Speedy kind of 64-Down
  42. 64D
    See 61-Down
  43. 65D
    It can be held in a park
  44. 66D
    Pique
  45. 69D
    Tom (but not Ginger, who is the BEST FELINE EVER)
  46. 71D
    Putting on a play
  47. 73D
    Frozen hexahedra
  48. 75D
    "La Belle ___" (period before World War I that looks a lot like an English word for "period" but it has a "Q" in it and an extra letter and don't you love my long-winded clues)
  49. 76D
    "Count ___!"
  50. 78D
    Skill
  51. 80D
    He came between HST and JFK
  52. 82D
    Apt word hidden in 43-Across
  53. 84D
    Online graphic pronounced like a brand of peanut butter
  54. 85D
    She said, "Time is a concept that humans created"
  55. 86D
    "___ out!"
  56. 88D
    I'm so appreciative of the fisherman taking me out on the river - I think I'll send him a thank-you ___ (this pun was reel great)
  57. 89D
    "Bali ___" ("South Pacific" tune)
  58. 90D
    "Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me!" network
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