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The Terminator's remains at the end of "The Terminator" 69
Tennis star who won each grand slam tournament except the French Open 69
Title hotel employee in a 1960 Jerry Lewis film, with "The" 69
The puzzle for Nov. 5, 1996 is in two parts: Republican and Democrat. 69
Texas county named for a Civil War general, with its seat in Longview 69
Type of animal voiced by Whoopi Goldberg in "The Lion King" 69
Team originally owned by the Labatt's Brewing Company, familiarly 69
They compete with the O's for local baseball fans' affections 69
The "you" in "you caught my eye" in a 1965 #1 hit 69
The starts of this puzzle's six longest answers are types of them 69
The person who stole that parking spot you were waiting to take, e.g. 69
To Shakespeare he was "high in all the people's hearts" 69
The only Blues Brother to reappear in "Blues Brothers 2000" 69
Today, and a hint to what the longest answers (doubly) have in common 69
Tirso de ___, Spanish dramatist who introduced Don Juan to literature 69
Theme of this puzzle hidden in the seven other longest across answers 69
Then-obscure actor who played a victim in "Anaconda" (1997) 69
Things found under the bridge in "Three Billy Goats Gruff"? 69
TV show that ended with the line "Good night and good luck" 69
Teammate of Matsuzaka on Japan's 2009 World Baseball Classic team 69
The sound a tree makes when it falls in a forest and no one is around 69
This puzzle's theme found in the answers to five asterisked clues 69
The first one, bought by the Bulova Watch Co. for $9, ran on 7/1/1941 69
Their virtues "have not yet been discovered," wrote Emerson 69
Two of his novels were called "the war itself" by Kissinger 69
The long entries in this puzzle, vis-à-vis "securities" 68
The Righteous Brothers' "Unchained Melody," originally 68
The Smashing Pumpkins' debut album, named for a silent film star 68
TV.com's #1 pick for "Coolest Cast on Campus" for 2009 68
Territory whose slogan is "Where America's Day Begins" 68
Title that can precede the starts of the four longest Across answers 68
Target of Durocher's "Nice guys finish last" sentiment 68
Tommy Lee Jones film set along the Mississippi, with "The" 68
Term for the dropping of an initial letter, as in "possum" 68
Theory that answers the question "What's the matter?"? 68
Territory roamed by wild lawyers? (... à la Buddy Roemer in 1991) 68
The candidate from the Pajama Party promised that her plan would ___ 68
Trace impurity inserted into a semiconductor to alter its properties 68
Tagline for the biopic "Dudley" starring bandleader Brown? 68
The Who album featuring a 15-minute jam on "My Generation" 68
Take a pink balloon, twist it in the middle, then twist at both ends 68
Tony winner between "Avenue Q" and "Jersey Boys" 68
The act of grinding your teeth while thinking about comedian Martin? 68
Teen's response to "What'd you do on the weekend?" 68
Taylor Swift's debut single (named after another country singer) 68
They're seen (if you're not careful) just above the beltline 68
Tiny Alaska city whose girls basketball team was state champ in 1982 68
The first words of the answers to asterisked clues are types of them 68
The IJsselmeer was part of it before construction of the Afsluitdijk 68
TV character who has eight children and an eight-syllable last name 67
The "fine" things rockers can afford after hitting it big 67
Title phrase that rhymes with "he lightly doffed his hat" 67
TV series whose theme song is The Who's "Who Are You" 67
Tomahawk hurler in a memorable clip on "The Tonight Show" 67
Time, seemingly, between finishing a freelance job and getting paid 67
The sculptures "Rigoletto" and "La Tosca," e.g. 67
The "gods" in "Chariots of the Gods?," in brief 67
Type of ''Girl'' in a 2006 Sienna Miller film title 67
Term of address for Jacques, who was asked "Dormez-vous?" 67
Thin defense against the charge that "you're a nerd!" 67
T: How about we just split the difference? A: __ (Hall & Oates) 67
To whom Rick said, "The Germans wore gray. You wore blue" 67
Thomas on the Detroit Pistons during their "Bad Boys" era 67
Tried to get the ball close to the hole without going past, in golf 67
TV star who said "Stop gabbin' and get me some oats!" 67
They "want you as a new recruit," sang the Village People 67
Thing plucked while saying "He loves me, he loves me not" 67
TV journalist Lindström who's the daughter of Ingrid Bergman 67
Tip to solving this puzzle (with the key parts to be said out loud) 67
The only player to hit a walk-off home run in a World Series Game 7 67
The Andrews Sisters' ''Bei Mir __ Du Schön'' 67
Torte holder ... or a hint to completing ten answers in this puzzle 67
Tool in forestry to measure slope, vertical angles and tree heights 67
Team tennis competition whose current champs are the Czech Republic 67
Today's theme, which will help answer the six capitalized clues 67
Tiny bugs that often live in pillows, but try not to think about it 67
Title woman of a story from James Joyce's "Dubliners" 67
They might hear: "Take a picture; it'll last longer!" 67
Two words before "a conclusion" or "the rescue" 67
Term used in taste-testing for a product's texture and reaction 67
Tennessee Williams's "27 Wagons Full of Cotton," e.g. 67
The 1999 comedy "She's All That" is based on his work 67
Those who put a lot of effort into social climbing, in modern lingo 67
Time magazine called him "The Texan Who Conquered Russia" 67
Timbuk 3 "The Future's So Bright, I Gotta ___ Shades" 67
Title orphan surnamed Shirley in a series of L.M. Montgomery books 66
TV great who said "I live to laugh, and I laugh to live" 66
TV series that, like its two spinoffs, has a theme song by The Who 66
The Crow's first name in the comic series "The Crow" 66
The family in the 2009 best seller "This Family of Mine" 66
Telltale sound after "I haven't had a drop to drink" 66
Type who wears tight-fitting jeans and thick-rimmed glasses, maybe 66
To whom Rick said "The Germans wore gray. You wore blue" 66
The U.S. tied them in the first round of the 2006 World Cup: Abbr. 66
TV character who got notes signed "Epstein's Mother" 66
The Supreme Court session starts on the first one of these in Oct. 66
TV character who said "K.O." instead of "O.K." 66
They're contraindicated for people with certain metal implants 66
The "doll" in Ibsen's "A Doll's House" 66
They're "born, not made," according to an old saying 66