CROSSHARE
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Rep. Rashida ___ (D-MI)(first Palestinian-American woman to serve in Congress)
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Horizontales
  1. 1A
    Rep. Rashida ___ (D-MI)(first Palestinian-American woman to serve in Congress)
  2. 6A
    Musty
  3. 10A
    Rub it in
  4. 15A
    Carried
  5. 16A
    Finish that's dull but not boring
  6. 17A
    Company that sold the Veg-O-Matic and Popeil Pocket Fisherman
  7. 18A
    South/Central American dish since pre-Columbian times
  8. 19A
    Curfew words
  9. 21A
    "Yes, ma'am" in the Yucatan
  10. 23A
    The P of PBR
  11. 24A
    Favors, colloquially
  12. 25A
    ____ cells (parts of the mouth that sense flavors, more commonly known as 64 Across)
  13. 29A
    *Creamy pasta fave
  14. 32A
    Roman wraps
  15. 33A
    Provision
  16. 34A
    Pass
  17. 36A
    Cushy
  18. 37A
    Routine
  19. 38A
    ___, middle, ring
  20. 41A
    Teeming
  21. 43A
    Soccer megastar ______ Junior
  22. 45A
    From the "Dark Ages"
  23. 49A
    Opponents of Prohibition
  24. 50A
    They await us all
  25. 51A
    Pollution regulator or enabler (depending on the administration)
  26. 52A
    French Quarter location, familiarly
  27. 55A
    Work ______
  28. 57A
    Refuge
  29. 59A
    Bow or nose
  30. 61A
    *Deli sandwiches
  31. 64A
    25 Across, familiarly - or the four theme answers, in a sense
  32. 66A
    Label for many '60s bands
  33. 67A
    Primetime awards
  34. 68A
    Ancient jars
  35. 72A
    Home of the Assyrian and Babylonian Empires
  36. 76A
    Long-time PBS journalist Gwen _____
  37. 77A
    "Bird on ___" (Leonard Cohen documentary that's a slight variation of one of his signature songs)
  38. 78A
    They may be oral or physical
  39. 79A
    Oro counterpart
  40. 80A
    Pan or Max
  41. 81A
    Cardinal belongs in this category, but it's also a player for a rival of this team
  42. 82A
    Tech admin
Verticales
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    Sched. placeholders
  2. 2D
    Shark Tank's Greiner or former Chicago Mayor Lightfoot
  3. 3D
    Greek god who sounds like a Zodiac sign
  4. 4D
    How I hope extraterrestrials would come
  5. 5D
    *Staple dish of Latin American cuisine
  6. 6D
    Mined thing
  7. 7D
    Telecom giant
  8. 8D
    Ultimate
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    Conceal
  10. 10D
    Attempt to seize
  11. 11D
    "There's ______" (true of many tourist attractions and all planned subdivisions)
  12. 12D
    "Three down, ____" (statement by a fan whose team is on the brink of winning the World Series)
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    Eqpt. in some windows
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    Tater ___ casserole
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    Cattail spot
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    What a row works, familiarly
  17. 22D
    IATA code for Will Rogers airport
  18. 25D
    Cohort whose oldest members are pushing 60 (!)
  19. 26D
    Ryder Cup side, for short
  20. 27D
    Brit. flyers
  21. 28D
    "___ here we are"
  22. 29D
    Polynesian trickster god
  23. 30D
    Addr. directive
  24. 31D
    Extra-wide shoes
  25. 33D
    Honda compact crossover
  26. 35D
    "The ___ goes out" (headline I would have written upon Alabama's failing to make the CFP)
  27. 39D
    Nonstandard evening
  28. 40D
    Handheld vaccuum since 1979
  29. 42D
    *Pub staple
  30. 44D
    "That's not enough"
  31. 45D
    45 Across weapon
  32. 46D
    Big supplier of music videos for streaming
  33. 47D
    Class of predators
  34. 48D
    Office hook-up
  35. 50D
    Newton fodder
  36. 52D
    Dig'l assets, blah blah blah
  37. 53D
    "Is that Rita __ __ different Kosovan-British singer?"
  38. 54D
    Snaps
  39. 56D
    Save:saved::have:___ (isn't English fun!)
  40. 58D
    With detachment
  41. 60D
    Ire
  42. 62D
    Some monks
  43. 63D
    Brand introduced as Scientifically Treated Petroleum
  44. 65D
    Invite letters
  45. 68D
    Intentions
  46. 69D
    Inlets that anagram to an Indian wrap
  47. 70D
    The A in SATB
  48. 71D
    ___ bracelet
  49. 72D
    Something many younger people can't read
  50. 73D
    Manchego source
  51. 74D
    Feller
  52. 75D
    Satire magazine since 1952
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