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With 34-Across, soft drink created in the 19th century

With 34-Across, stinging insects

With 34-Across, what "<" means

With 34-Across, Y2K 30-year-old, e.g.

With 34-Down, 1975 Stephen King novel

With 34-Down, an ordering option

With 34-Down, broad neckwear

With 34-Down, bygone Baltic language

With 34-Down, glass container in a lab

With 34-Down, golf's U.S. Open champion of 1994 and 1997

With 34-Down, kayo combination

With 34-Down, kind of pie

With 34-Down, Korea's setting

With 34-Down, longtime public radio host

With 34-Down, NCAA hoops conference

With 34-Down, procedure starter

With 34-Down, really retro eating programs

With 34-Down, regions that can only be entered ... and a hint to the starred answers

With 34-Down, soldier's son, say

With 34D, a comic strip setting

With 34D, a mariner's guide

With 34D, a pretty tree

With 34D, a racing vehicle

With 34D, part of a pound

With 34D, spent

with 35 across anonymous voting method and a hint to each set of circled letters

With 35 Across, a house-hold cleanser

With 35 Across, Madonna role

With 35 Across, sandwich stuff

With 35 Across, second part of a plan

With 35 Down, December temp

With 35 Down, semimonthly event

With 35 Down, South African-born diplomat

With 35- and 36-Across, second-largest galaxy in the Local Group

With 35- and 40-Across, like this puzzle's shady payments?

With 35- and 52-Across, a movie line; with 29- and 43-Across, response of 40-Down

With 35- and 53-Across, how to decipher each numerical clue

With 35- and 60-Across, request for today

With 35-Across and 55-Across, Paddy Chayefsky's view of viewing

With 35-Across, 'From Here to Eternity' author

With 35-Across, 10-time "SNL" host who was Belushi's straight man in samurai routines

With 35-Across, 1927 melody

With 35-Across, a financially sure thing, aptly

With 35-Across, a sign of spring

With 35-Across, actor who said "You can't fool me, there ain't no Sanity Clause"

With 35-Across, anonymous voting method, and a hint to each set of circled letters

With 35-Across, Cole Porter musical

With 35-Across, complete success ... or a hint to 18-, 23-, 46- and 51-Across

With 35-Across, Kind of record

With 35-Across, Pearl Harbor monument

With 35-Across, question the starred clues might ask

With 35-Across, real McCoy

With 35-Across, self-confident words

With 35-Across, source of 15-/23-Across

With 35-Across, stud's spot

With 35-Across, thieves' thwarter

With 35-Across, tropical rum cocktail

With 35-Across, view from Cleveland

With 35-Down leave in a hurry,

With 35-Down, 'Your wish is my command!'

With 35-Down, a birth announcement

With 35-Down, brother of Master Peter

With 35-Down, fictional heroine who says "I am no bird; and no net ensnares me"

With 35-Down, have no malice

With 35-Down, healthful cooking liquid

With 35-Down, joins the club, perhaps

With 35-Down, Korea in the 1950s or Iraq in the 2000s

With 35-Down, literary period known for flowery poetry

With 35-Down, Mocha is on it

With 35-Down, much-anticipated cry every April

With 35-Down, papery construction best left alone

With 35-Down, place to make 46-Downs

With 35-Down, precarious place

With 35-Down, slightly stale

With 35-Down, something meant to be shaken

With 35-Down, something to floor

With 35-Down, two-time U.S. Open winner

With 35-Down, what the novels in this puzzle begin with

With 36 Across, conservation career

With 36 Across, Don Juan's hometown

With 36 Across, Netflix alternative

With 36 Across, rapper's woe

With 36 Down, "South Pacific" song

With 36- and 39-Across, go from 1- to 61-Across

With 36- and 40-Across, organization whose name hints at some missing letters in this puzzle

With 36- and 43-Across, second line of the poem

With 36- and 44-Across, what 17-Across might have said when his job became too repetitious?

With 36- and 53-Down, translation of 38-/40-/41-Across

With 36- and 58-Across, what the answers to the starred clues are

With 36-Across, "So true, Brutus!"?

With 36-Across, "Take Me Home Tonight" singer

With 36-Across, "There's no going back ... "

With 36-Across, 52-Across's number two

With 36-Across, a depiction of Jesus

With 36-Across, a Dr. Seuss book

With 36-Across, agenda that consists of 17-, 24-, 51- and 59-Across

With 36-Across, finis

With 36-Across, in the distant past

With 36-Across, losing

With 36-Across, many a thirtysomething, briefly

With 36-Across, mass-produced ... and what each of four black squares in this puzzle is?

With 36-Across, minimal change

With 36-Across, needy people

With 36-Across, noted toon adoptee

With 36-Across, performance venue for live sneezing?

With 36-Across, pilot's eyewear

With 36-Across, Polo Grounds great

With 36-Across, popular comedic actress

With 36-Across, question for the court

With 36-Across, rhinologist's study

With 36-Across, says quickly and easily

With 36-Across, school gathering equipment

With 36-Across, shortsighted

With 36-Across, summer drink

With 36-Across, till earlier

With 36-Across, two things on a farm

With 36-Across, what this puzzle features, literally

With 36-Down, "Clinton's Ditch"

With 36-Down, "Easy!"

With 36-Down, "Next ..."

With 36-Down, "Very strange ..."

With 36-Down, 1925 Broadway hit

With 36-Down, 1972 Bill Withers hit

With 36-Down, 1984 Cyndi Lauper hit

With 36-Down, a religious monogram that consists of two Greek letters

With 36-Down, astronomical rarity ... or a hint to the circled letters

With 36-Down, bit of clothes mending

With 36-Down, cocked

With 36-Down, director of "Q Planes"

With 36-Down, Dr. Seuss classic with the subtitle "The Simplest Seuss for Youngest Use"

With 36-Down, intersection ... as suggested by the circled letters in the middle of this puzzle?

With 36-Down, jail, slangily

With 36-Down, John Lennon song

With 36-Down, kind of question

With 36-Down, like some service uniforms

With 36-Down, literally, beyond rational explanation

With 36-Down, nocturnal bird with a shrill cry

With 36-Down, penalty box, informally

With 36-Down, suitable for two applications

With 36-Down, type of graphic often posted on Twitter and Facebook

With 36-Down, what plasma may be removed from

With 37 Across, alternative to fries

With 37 Across, corn is cooking quickly

With 37 Across, health-care jobs of 19 and 49 Across

With 37 Down, Judiciary Committee member

With 37 Down, red liqueur

With 37- and 38-Across, big hit

With 37- and 40-Across, nosh, literally

With 37- and 50-Across, 2005 Best Picture nominee

With 37- and 56-Across, what this is

With 37-Across and 37-Across, a holiday song

With 37-Across and 44-Down, miscellany

With 37-Across, "Alias" actress

With 37-Across, "No problem"

With 37-Across, a much-followed index

With 37-Across, a place to clown around

With 37-Across, Amazon delivery for Dolly?

With 37-Across, amblyopia

With 37-Across, an apt reminder

With 37-Across, Atlantic City casino

With 37-Across, Batman

With 37-Across, Columbia tributary

With 37-Across, couldn't go further

With 37-Across, dairy aisle purchase

With 37-Across, desperate attempts

With 37-Across, distinguish

With 37-Across, drama set in New York's Last Chance Saloon

With 37-Across, Easter purchase

With 37-Across, Election Day practice ... and a hint to this puzzle's theme

With 37-Across, Eurasian lake

With 37-Across, events described by 23-/44-Across

With 37-Across, express freely, with "to"

With 37-Across, fall asleep

With 37-Across, hair accessory ... or a literal hint to 19-, 27-, 47- and 56-Across

With 37-Across, Ingrid Bergman's role in "Casablanca"

With 37-Across, Jerome K. Jerome account

With 37-Across, metaphor for comfort

With 37-Across, mid 20th-century avant-garde movement

With 37-Across, one of only two recipients of all five awards in this puzzle

With 37-Across, porcine builders

With 37-Across, prehistoric orange liqueur?

With 37-Across, Rivers tagline

With 37-Across, ship of 1492

With 37-Across, speaker of the query

With 37-Across, theme of this puzzle

With 37-Across, traveler's wheels

With 37-Across, vampire's bane #5, represented literally

With 37-Down, "Wow, girl!"

With 37-Down, a quick look

With 37-Down, Abba-based musical

With 37-Down, Al Capp cartoon

With 37-Down, Ben & Jerry's flavor

With 37-Down, Bonnie and Clyde

With 37-Down, complete

With 37-Down, faint dead away

With 37-Down, famous W.W. II correspondent

With 37-Down, period during which most dreaming occurs

With 37-Down, popular book on grammar

With 37-Down, restaurant offering with many small dishes

With 37-Down, seven-time Wimbledon champ

With 37-Down, shrunken body of water in Asia

With 37-Down, small, dark seabird

With 37-Down, thieves' foe

With 37-Down, Toledo's body of water

With 37-Down, very poor rating

With 37-Down, way back when

With 37-Down, what 17-, 24-, 47- and 58-Across are all said to bring

With 37-Down, what corn is on

With 37-Down, without dissent

With 38 Across, 57 Across' lament in 46 Across

With 38 Across, certain sushi filling

With 38 Across, Dr. Seuss book [7 Down]

With 38 Across, French composer

With 38 Across, placing in opposition

With 38 Down, diner desserts

With 38 Down, rye alternative

With 38- and 46-Across, 1966 4 Seasons hit

With 38- and 50-Across, 1967 Beatles hit

With 38- and 56-Across, what's hidden in this puzzle

With 38- and 65-Across, 1977 Billy Joel hit

With 38- and 67-Across, 1970 Sly & the Family Stone hit

With 38-Across and 46-Down, theme of this puzzle

With 38-Across, "You know I got you!"

With 38-Across, 1920s-'30s design style

With 38-Across, 1942 Abbott and Costello film

With 38-Across, 47-Across member?

With 38-Across, aced (the course)

With 38-Across, author of quote

With 38-Across, band with the hit "Radioactive," and a hint to the ends of the answers to starred clues

With 38-Across, Beethoven oeuvre with 35 works

With 38-Across, cartoon skunk

With 38-Across, cocktail with lemon or lime

With 38-Across, deli purchase ... or a description of the answer to 17-, 26-, 47- or 55-Across

With 38-Across, desiring happiness for someone

With 38-Across, deteriorate

With 38-Across, Emmy-winning HBO drama whose name suggests this puzzle's theme

With 38-Across, feature of an upscale kitchen ... or of 17-, 23-, 47- and 58-Across?

With 38-Across, former name of the Sacramento Kings' home

With 38-Across, hex that's hard to shake

With 38-Across, knocks the socks off

With 38-Across, like Romeo and Juliet ... and like the circled words?

With 38-Across, nest egg options

With 38-Across, pasta shape

With 38-Across, pest that's killed with amidinohydrazone

With 38-Across, Popeye's kid

With 38-Across, popular entertainment

With 38-Across, preemptive attack

With 38-Across, series of items constantly slipping our minds?

With 38-Across, served with ice cream

With 38-Across, source of both quotations