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Two-faced Roman god
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Orizzontali
  1. 1A
    Two-faced Roman god
  2. 6A
    Not at all a thorough-bred
  3. 10A
    Like common and uneducated people
  4. 16A
    As a whole
  5. 17A
    Persian poet and scientist Khayyam
  6. 18A
    Singer Pearl
  7. 19A
    Government by horses
  8. 21A
    Ignited and flaming
  9. 22A
    Consumed
  10. 23A
    Maker of the Frisbee and the Hula-hoop
  11. 24A
    Visage
  12. 25A
    My old man
  13. 26A
    Urban area for cats
  14. 28A
    What San Francisco locals call that mountain in Marin County (home to Muir Woods)
  15. 31A
    Sandy's dialog
  16. 32A
    Prefixes for wine
  17. 33A
    Home of Frogner Park
  18. 34A
    Teeming with swans
  19. 39A
    Aggressively sells
  20. 40A
    Leg extremity
  21. 41A
    Adjust to a change
  22. 42A
    Magritte who doesn't paint pipes (he paints pictures)
  23. 43A
    Your and my
  24. 44A
    Cash dispensers
  25. 45A
    Steamy
  26. 48A
    Extension, as in a body of water.
  27. 50A
    Invitation request
  28. 52A
    Swelling; retaining fluid
  29. 54A
    French female friend
  30. 55A
    "The View" co-host whose name is a Torah reading that is usually read in April
  31. 56A
    Poet descended from birds
  32. 58A
    Wind in circles
  33. 59A
    What this puzzle is. (Clues don't get much more 59A than that)
  34. 60A
    U.S. domestic intelligence and security
  35. 61A
    News network particularly hated by Trump
  36. 62A
    Fence passages for Microtus rodents
  37. 65A
    Aesthetic objects
  38. 68A
    Act in an indolent manner
  39. 69A
    Type of acid (a weak antiseptic)
  40. 70A
    Starchy food staple made from taro
  41. 71A
    Outright dishonesty
  42. 74A
    Percussion for dogs
  43. 76A
    Intertwine
  44. 77A
    Journalist Helaine; or basketball couch Eric; or ancient Greek poet from Lycia; or municipality in Antwerp
  45. 78A
    Matching furniture set
  46. 79A
    Looked at inappropriately
  47. 80A
    Joy Adamson's lioness
  48. 81A
    World No. 1 tennis player Monica
Verticali
  1. 1D
    Holy cause
  2. 2D
    Bryant who was the cause of an orange juice boycott
  3. 3D
    Having a back of a neck (particularly a colorful one)
  4. 4D
    Anxious gasp (I don't want to know if this is the typical response to a woozy meta)
  5. 5D
    After a hectic Thurs, it was a ---- --- which would have been relaxing except I really wanted to go home for the week-end
  6. 6D
    Lesson one takes away from a fable
  7. 7D
    Savory fifth taste (I don't think anyone really knows what it is but we all want to pretend we do)
  8. 8D
    Ground beef, beans, tomatoes and the usual but in a bowl rather than in a tortilla. (Tortilla chips can garnish this liquid food)
  9. 9D
    Attempt
  10. 10D
    WWII subs
  11. 11D
    Noteworthy and historical comic by Ernie Bushmiller
  12. 12D
    Fecund with
  13. 13D
    He accused Hannah of drunkenness but eventually raised her son, Samuel
  14. 14D
    Prefix meaning atmosphere
  15. 15D
    What one may do with eggs in the Spring
  16. 20D
    Rendered lard; or Kidney suet; or tallow; or any other oily substance for the toqued professional
  17. 24D
    Locate; discover
  18. 27D
    Monetary unit, colorful, that a person, impoverished, may not have; or balanced and focused to a Brit
  19. 28D
    Tidal wave
  20. 29D
    Setting for Camus' "The Stranger"
  21. 30D
    Calendar pg.s
  22. 31D
    Formicide victim
  23. 33D
    "Toréador, en garde! Toréador! Toréador! Et songe bien, oui, songe en combattant Qu'un œil noir te regarde, Et que l'amour t'attend, Toréador, l'amour, l'amour t'attend!" .... but much more succinctly
  24. 34D
    Money-handling head executive
  25. 35D
    "It's time. Go to the stage."
  26. 36D
    E. Nigma portrayer of the 60s
  27. 37D
    Three letter acronym for a DJ's genre
  28. 38D
    Become cheese-like (as damaged tissue might)
  29. 39D
    Snoop
  30. 44D
    Financial cost you pay each year to borrow money; or an abbreviation for 65D (which would make it one of the 30D)
  31. 46D
    ---, amas, amat
  32. 47D
    Drug that got me through many a final exam back in the day (alternate spelling... sigh)
  33. 49D
    Guys
  34. 51D
    Nick-name for Hal Foster's prince
  35. 53D
    Event depicted in the 1990 Film "Paris is Burning"
  36. 54D
    Author of "What Do Fish Have To Do with Anything?"
  37. 55D
    Discreet email letters
  38. 56D
    He wanted to see Watson on March 10, 1876
  39. 57D
    Localized collection of pus surrounded by inflamed tissue (descriptive enough?)
  40. 59D
    Lost feathers
  41. 62D
    Express verbally
  42. 63D
    Top rates
  43. 64D
    ZaSu Pitts's role in "Greed"
  44. 65D
    Month when the Behar is usually read
  45. 66D
    Itinerary
  46. 67D
    Eras
  47. 68D
    Shakespearean king
  48. 71D
    Led backwards to its undoing
  49. 72D
    The direction the Hawaiian goose flies when its head's cut off
  50. 73D
    It's key in France
  51. 74D
    Small hut or shack over a mine shaft
  52. 75D
    Now owed
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