CROSSHARE
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***Theme's wheels, which suggest his name (with 38-across)
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Orizzontali
  1. 1A
    ***Theme's wheels, which suggest his name (with 38-across)
  2. 5A
    Wisely and seriously consider
  3. 9A
    ***Theme's simian companion (x2)
  4. 13A
    Worthy of receiving some Halloween candy
  5. 15A
    When put after pan or di, a specific way of viewing things
  6. 16A
    Place where things are stockpiled
  7. 17A
    How a pirate’s bottle likely smells
  8. 18A
    Short knowledge
  9. 19A
    Jimmy Reed had a big problem with one of these guys in 1960, as did Elvis in ‘67
  10. 21A
    Madrid Mrs.
  11. 24A
    Indonesia's first president
  12. 26A
    UCT -4 hours
  13. 27A
    ***Captain in command of 59-across
  14. 29A
    Mozart’s contemporary and storied rival
  15. 31A
    Curt command to mongrel to return home?
  16. 32A
    Bait strings for “phisher” men?
  17. 33A
    Natl. exam for law sch. admission, in India
  18. 35A
    Saudi King until 2005
  19. 36A
    ***Puzzle theme, with 40-across
  20. 37A
    A little thing between Theta and Kappa
  21. 38A
    ***See 1-across
  22. 39A
    AA, AAA, BBB, etc….
  23. 40A
    ***See 36-across
  24. 41A
    A manatee or sea cow
  25. 43A
    Half of a troublemaking magpie pair
  26. 44A
    Silent communication letters
  27. 45A
    Subcompact crossover
  28. 47A
    Network: Abbr.
  29. 48A
    Getting chummy with, or “_______ around”
  30. 50A
    "I'd hate to break up ___"
  31. 52A
    Studio warning light words
  32. 53A
    These become codified in creeds
  33. 58A
    Literary genre for Lewis and Clarke, e.g.
  34. 59A
    ***Group always at odds with theme star; “Car _________ Team”
  35. 60A
    A yurt is one, but an igloo is not
  36. 61A
    Chinese currency
  37. 62A
    After a slip, this becomes pretty sloppy
Verticali
  1. 1D
    Peaks: Abbr.
  2. 2D
    Can be found in many a beholder’s eye, it has been said
  3. 3D
    Corner office door letters?
  4. 4D
    Big name in the espionage game
  5. 5D
    Area with a tremendous humanitarian crisis in western Sudan
  6. 6D
    Paperless novel
  7. 7D
    Jeff Lynne’s 1970 move away from The Move
  8. 8D
    Biological boundaries
  9. 9D
    Word appropriately found in the phrase “crushed French grapes”
  10. 10D
    Wrestling moves preferred by AWA wrestling icon “The Crusher”; Now do it, you turkeynecks!
  11. 11D
    Right now
  12. 12D
    Rare and dated contraction
  13. 14D
    Stretching muscle
  14. 15D
    "... ___ thought"
  15. 20D
    How Timothy Leary spent some time
  16. 21D
    1977 Belfast punk band had little fingers like this
  17. 22D
    Period that brings to mind lutes, quaffing ale, jousting, and faires
  18. 23D
    ***27-across to theme star
  19. 25D
    Bantu borne hardwood spear
  20. 28D
    More primitive
  21. 30D
    Cousin to both Babbage’s Analytical Engine and the WWII era British Colossus
  22. 32D
    “Science has never drummed up quite as effective a tranquilizing agent as a sunny _____ ___." — Wilton E. Hall
  23. 34D
    Biblical weeds, per Matthew 13:24-43 (KJV)
  24. 36D
    With law added by marriage, this becomes family
  25. 40D
    Sound that really sticks around the studio
  26. 42D
    Japanese name meaning “to bless”
  27. 43D
    Six-time director of Bogart
  28. 44D
    With -LE and -ATE, this makes religious opposites
  29. 46D
    Ancient Roman worship transactions, either privata or publica
  30. 49D
    How a Brit gets to his upper storey flat
  31. 51D
    Brief “warning” strokes, to an M.D.
  32. 54D
    A visible prefix
  33. 55D
    An unknown and usually very large level
  34. 56D
    Farmer Macdonald’s refrain vowels
  35. 57D
    Scientific response to a philosophical PhD?
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