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1. Setting for smooth sailing : CALMSEA
2. Aptly, it rhymes with "ahh" : SPA
3. Cease and desist order? : CUT
4. Stuffed oneself : ATEATON
5. Pursue romantically : WOO
7. "NCIS: Los Angeles" actress : NIALONG
8. Court order? : ALLRISE
9. Remove varnish from : STRIP
10. NBC weekend fixture, briefly : SNL
11. Distinctive flair : ELAN
12. Modern renewable fuel : BIODIESEL
13. Reverse order? : ABOUTFACE
14. Assures the sad fate of : DOOMS
16. "Angie Tribeca" TV network : TBS
17. "Help me out, will ya?" : BEAPAL
18. Facilitates : ENABLES
19. Bergen of "Murphy Brown" : CANDICE
23. Former Russian rulers : TSARS
24. Money order? : STICKEMUP
25. Words said with an extended fork : TASTETHIS
26. Continent explored by Marco Polo : ASIA
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29. Work order? : GETBUSY
30. Shoe cushions : INSOLES
31. Abbr. used to save space : ETC
33. Muzzle-loading gadgets : RAMRODS
35. Kindle download : APP
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36. Chart-reading exam : EYETEST
37. Some recyclables : CANS
38. Going __: fighting : ATIT
39. Shakespearean king with three daughters : LEAR
40. Beach city near Hollywood : MALIBU
41. Restraining order? : STOPIT
42. Quite some time : EON
43. Taiwan-born director Lee : ANG
44. River in a Stephen Foster song : SWANEE
47. Wind up like a snake : COIL
48. Celestial bear : URSA
49. High-schooler, typically : TEEN
50. Put another roll of film in : RELOAD
51. Incites to attack, with "on" : SICS
52. More than occasionally : OFTEN
54. Biblical garden : EDEN
56. Scraps for Fido : BONES
57. President between Bush and Trump : OBAMA
58. Poppy product : OPIUM
59. Gambling mecca near Hong Kong : MACAU
60. Catch some z's : SLEEP
61. Cookie recipe yield : BATCH
62. Bill for drinks : BARTAB
63. Bart Simpson's sister : LISA
64. San Francisco's __ Tower : COIT
66. Postpone one's bedtime : STAYUP
67. Pecking order? : KISSME
68. Go along with : ESCORT
70. Quite some time : AGES
71. "Family Guy" creator MacFarlane : SETH
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72. Nagging desire : ITCH
73. Sunburn reliever : ALOE
75. Sibilant summons : PSST
76. NATO founding member : USA
78. "Aye? Not!" : NAY
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