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One example of things that are more informative when spelled out
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Orizzontali
  1. 1A
    One example of things that are more informative when spelled out
  2. 9A
    Horse's huff
  3. 15A
    Paradiddle, for example
  4. 16A
    Hamburger chain founder
  5. 17A
    1970s
  6. 18A
    She was in a "Rocky" relationship
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    Beautiful Barbara from "I Dream of Jeannie" (and all us boys did)
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    Joust, as with windmills
  9. 22A
    Abbreviated road crossers
  10. 23A
    Logic gate
  11. 24A
    Michael Stipe band
  12. 27A
    It's a gas!
  13. 29A
    He derives pleasure from your pain
  14. 31A
    Outdoes
  15. 35A
    Et al.
  16. 38A
    Legally put a halt to
  17. 39A
    Pac-Man ghost
  18. 40A
    Rich tapestry
  19. 42A
    Skipjack, for one
  20. 43A
    Dandruff shampoo target
  21. 45A
    TL;DR
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    Beeper
  23. 48A
    Latin American carnival
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    Vassal
  25. 51A
    Hallux, for one
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    Do sum thing?
  27. 55A
    Navigator's need
  28. 58A
    Mexican money
  29. 60A
    Taj Mahal city
  30. 61A
    Mountaintop coat
  31. 63A
    7/8
  32. 67A
    She can be a real mother
  33. 68A
    Opioid
  34. 69A
    Debunk
  35. 70A
    Bridge bid
Verticali
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    Darrin Stephens and Don Draper, for two
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    Life motto
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    More crass
  4. 4D
    Harbinger of things to come
  5. 5D
    Home of the Peacock
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    Senate vote
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    World descriptor (four times) in the only movie in which Spencer Tracy and Buddy Hackett co-starred
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    "Keep it in!"
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    He made Geppetto blubber
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    Could not possibly be not true
  11. 11D
    Short shorts, short a belt loop, sales tag marking
  12. 12D
    Network Device Interface Specification that proves useful when interfacing network devices, and even more useful when trying to fill this portion of the grid
  13. 13D
    A drink with no ice or mixers
  14. 14D
    Urges
  15. 21D
    How an office's local computers are connected
  16. 24D
    Issa or Charlotte
  17. 25D
    ___ Krabappel, Bart Simpson's teacher
  18. 26D
    Cutoff tops
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    Caffeinated beverage
  20. 29D
    Pop star who was with One Direction, but then went in another direction
  21. 30D
    Barcelona soccer star Barjuán, who (to soccer fans, at least) merits one name status
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    Poker variation
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    Author Morrison
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    Part of Scrooge McDuck's outfit (which is odd, because he doesn't wear shoes)
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    Adorable affliction of Thindy... I mean Cindy Brady
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    Ancient Peruvian
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    Street slang for heroin... at least according to the oh-so-hip cops on Dragnet
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    Not toooooo bad
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    Get ready
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    Ireland's national television and radio broadcaster
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    Push away
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    Stomach ailment
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    Artoo, for one
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    Prom
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    Obey
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    That super-healthy berry found as often in crossword puzzles as in smoothies
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    Dino, Lassie and Ginger Cat
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    "Point ___ return" (lyric -- but not the title -- from a Kansas song)
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    Perched on
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    Eight fluid ounces
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    Skedaddled
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    Is for a group?
  43. 66D
    Includes in an email
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