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The latest way to view movies at ho.... what's that?....oh, okay.... a totally obsolete way to view movies at home that only dinosaurs still use
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Orizzontali
  1. 1A
    The latest way to view movies at ho.... what's that?....oh, okay.... a totally obsolete way to view movies at home that only dinosaurs still use
  2. 4A
    112.5 degrees clockwise from 17A
  3. 7A
    U.S. national security organization
  4. 10A
    Louse egg
  5. 13A
    Innate musical ability
  6. 14A
    Before flippers were introduced in 1947, this was considered a game of chance and was illegal in many jurisdictions as a form of gambling. In 1976, Roger Sharpe demonstrated to the New York City council he could actually control the ball in order to overturn the ban in NYC.
  7. 16A
    ---- pro nobis: pray for us
  8. 17A
    90 degrees counterclockwise from 65A
  9. 18A
    Prime minister who fought in the Yom Kippur War
  10. 20A
    Washing parsley, for example?
  11. 22A
    The bear's goal in going over the mountain (in regards to what he could see)
  12. 24A
    Henry James's "What ___ Knew"
  13. 25A
    Kitschy cuneiforms, for example?
  14. 27A
    "For women, the best aphrodisiacs are words. The ----- is in the ears. He who looks for it below there is wasting his time." --- Isabel Allende
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    And others
  16. 32A
    Unagi
  17. 34A
    "Through", arch.
  18. 35A
    "For shame"
  19. 36A
    Beer Lovers Party
  20. 38A
    Ocasek of The Cars
  21. 40A
    Cries of pain
  22. 41A
    What the bear does to the other side of the mountain
  23. 43A
    To form into dreads
  24. 45A
    Beliefs
  25. 47A
    French beings
  26. 49A
    Oenophile's outerwear?
  27. 51A
    The ---- Oz: the book introducing Polychrome, Button-Bright, and the Shaggy Man. (What? If sports trivia, 80s pop songs, and 90s TV is considered common enough knowledge, I'm going to declare the Oz books are too)
  28. 53A
    "I ---- differ!"
  29. 54A
    Night-time musical wooing in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region?
  30. 58A
    (sarcastically) "Oh, boo-hoo. ------, why don't you?"
  31. 59A
    Catch
  32. 62A
    With it; stylish
  33. 63A
    San Francisco. (What? You thought only New Yorkers called their town that?)
  34. 64A
    Altar declaration
  35. 65A
    45 degrees counterclockwise from 4A
  36. 66A
    Prescription shorthand for "thrice daily"
  37. 67A
    --- Abner
  38. 68A
    Corporate head
Verticali
  1. 1D
    Family room
  2. 2D
    Moving truck
  3. 3D
    Tailor specializing in women's clothing
  4. 4D
    Barbecue morsel
  5. 5D
    iPhone assistant
  6. 6D
    Quite a mystery, it is
  7. 7D
    Measuring instrument with two adjustable arms (alt. spelling)
  8. 8D
    Bing, Koch and others. Bing (1899-1998) was an avant-garde and commercial photographer who should be better known. Koch (1906-1967) was a Nazi war criminal known as "The Witch of Buchenwald" who should be forgotten for all eternity. I would have included Rick's love from "Casablanca" but she spells her name differently.
  9. 9D
    Reagan era Secretary of State who didn't have a firm grasp on the order of succession.
  10. 10D
    Edible seaweed
  11. 11D
    Metal with atomic number 26. (Hey! Combined with 10D, I have the makings of a new palindrome....)
  12. 12D
    Tartness
  13. 15D
    Turned into
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    "What's that thing were that bird is hatching her eggs?" "That? That's ------"
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    Fruit covering (or Avenger Emma)
  16. 22D
    Sleeping sickness bug
  17. 23D
    Beginning; get-go
  18. 26D
    Any time of year, this is all you have to do and Carol King will be there, yeah, yeah, yeah
  19. 28D
    Picture worthy
  20. 29D
    Response to an ultimatum (from one who can't de-escalate)
  21. 30D
    Throw in the direction of
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    Post-birth, pre-death occurence
  23. 37D
    Sugared, like a doughnut
  24. 39D
    Pesticide (Naphthalen-1-yl methylcarbamate) that sells under the brand name "Sevin";
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    Vaccine fluid
  26. 44D
    Lemony
  27. 46D
    Chilled with cubes
  28. 48D
    Organic liquid detergent that would look like a form of poetry if one didn't know how to spell
  29. 50D
    Taking the advice of one of the three monkeys, this is what the bear saw on the other side of the mountain
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    Japanese beer brand
  31. 54D
    Be sore
  32. 55D
    "Exodus" author
  33. 56D
    Use a keyboard
  34. 57D
    ---- pot; nasal cleaning method
  35. 60D
    Fruit drink
  36. 61D
    What a ghost says
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