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__ tea (tea steamed to prevent fermentation) __ apple (tomato, archaically) __ Arner Boyd, the first woman to fly over the North Pole __ bit (totally) __ Bridge (Kentucky tourist attraction) __ card (delivery to a bereaved family) __ Farragut, naval officer who said "Damn the torpedoes!" __ Greater Hartford Open (tourney won in 2001 by Phil Mickelson) __ in (choose to participate) __ point (place to watch) __ Post, first pilot to fly solo around the world __ relude to "pick" __ rule (calculation tool employing logs) __ stick (bouncing toy) __ stick (child's toy) __ the green (prepare to putt) __ third (interval from A to C, e.g.) __ tide (algae irritating to beachgoers) __ to the vest (how cards may be played) __ Tomé and Principe (major cocoa exporter) __ tree (pole on which to hang clothing) __ Tzu (toy dog breed) ___ Horse; or common power tool ___ it out (come to blows) ___ -am (touter of green eggs and ham) ___ -cake (tot's game) ___ -horse town ___ -K (tot's class) ___ -Locka (town near Miami) ___ -to book ___ -to-fiver ___ -to-nuts ___ -tongue (plant with purple-spotted flowers) ___ 1 (Me.-to-Fla. highway) ___ 10 (first spacecraft to observe jupiter) ___ 9, first spacecraft to land softly on the moon ___ a can to (ousts) ___ A Sketch (classic toy) ___ A Sketch (drawing toy) ___ A to Z ___ a toe ___ Aboumrad (contestant on Season 2 of "Top Chef") ___ about (close to) ___ about town ___ Air (carrier to Taiwan) ___ alba (clay used to make pipes) ___ Alta, town SW of San Juan ___ and 15-Across (get-to-know-you gathering) ___ and 61-Across (one way to play) ___ and Tobago, republic since 1976 ___ and tonic ___ and took notice ___ and toss ___ Ann (Lily Tomlin character) ___ around (close to) ___ around (fail to queue up) ___ around (indulged in tomfoolery) ___ as (to the extent that) ___ Aurunca, town NNW of Napoli ___ Auto Club (Canada's answer to AAA) ___ avión (stamp on a letter to Spain) ___ B. Toklas ___ back to (reminds of) ___ bad to worse ___ bag (camper's tote) ___ Baggins, a Tolkien hobbit ___ ball (hot toy of 1988) ___ ball (popular toy) ___ ball: rubber toy fad of the '80s ___ Barrani, W.W. II town ___ Beach (town near San Luis Obispo) ___ Beanies ('90s fad toys) ___ Bensey, in "Tobacco Road" ___ better (ought to) ___ better (top) ___ better than (top) ___ bill of goods to ___ birth to ___ Blade (token female character in Mortal Kombat) ___ blue (color similar to turquoise) ___ board (manicurist's tool) ___ bono: "Who stands to gain?" in law ___ book (foreign tourist's aid) ___ brace (device used to immobilize the head and neck) ___ Bridge, first to span the Mississippi at St. Louis ___ Brothers (Dick and Tom) ___ Brown, only coach to win both an NCAA and NBA championship ___ Buena (town that later became San Francisco) ___ Buena, town that became San Francisco ___ by (allow to pass) ___ Caillié (First European to return from Timbuktu) ___ call to: visits ___ CAN NOW BE TOLD ___ Cats ("Rock This Town" group) ___ cava (large vessel to the heart) ___ cava (path to the heart) ___ Caverns (New Mexico tourist attraction) ___ Centauri (closest star to the sun) ___ Centauri, nearest star to the Sun ___ Centre (Toronto mall) ___ Cervin (11-Down, to French speakers) ___ Championship (annual August tournament) ___ Championship: August golf tournament ___ change (mission to be accomplished January 20, 2009) ___ change (or a hint to the puzzle theme) ___ Chao, only cabinet member to serve through George W. Bush's entire administration ___ charges against (chose to prosecute) ___ cheese (salad topping) ___ Chief Justice (England's top judge) ___ chip, which might be topped with 19-Across 27-Down dip ___ City (Ohio town named for a U.S. president's moniker) ___ Classic (LPGA Tour event) ___ cloth (towel fabric) ___ Club (place to buy in bulk) ___ Coe (Scottish tourist spot) ___ Coeur, Ill. town ___ Collins, first woman to command a space shuttle ___ Collins, first woman to command a space shuttle (1999) ___ compos (out of touch) ___ corda: Dir. to a pianist ___ Coyote (toon with a middle initial) ___ Coyote (toon) ___ Crosley, author of the 2008 best seller "I Was Told There'd Be Cake" ___ crossing (crosswalk, to a Brit) ___ cup (tot's drinking vessel) ___ d'Or, town in Quebec ___ Dakka, town in Afghanistan ___ Darya (river to the Aral Sea) ___ Davis, first African-American to win a Heisman ___ Davis, first African-American to win the Heisman Trophy ___ day-to-day basis ___ de canard (feathers tied to fishing lures) ___ de toilette ___ de toilette (colognes) ___ de toilette (perfume) ___ de toros (bullring) ___ de Torquemada (Spanish Inquisition leader) ___ de Torquemada, Spanish inquisitor ___ de Toulouse-Lautrec ___ deaf ear to ___ deaf ear to (ignore) ___ deaf ear to (ignores) ___ Debevoise, Marilyn Monroe's "How to Marry a Millionaire" role ___ debt to society ___ defense (tactic to prevent a hostile takeover) ___ del Rio, town near Sevilla ___ del Tomba, possible rocker retreat ___ diagram (logic tool) ___ dicit (defendant's refusal to talk) ___ dimittis (permission to leave) ___ dog's life (toiled away) ___ Dolorosa (Christ's path to the cross) ___ domain (state's right to take private property for public use) ___ Donnelly (Tom Hanks' "Family Ties" role) ___ down (topsy-turvy) ___ down on (get tough) ___ driving (offense long considered "lesser" to 20-Across) ___ du Sahel, town in Mali ___ du tout ___ Duke (tobacco magnate) ___ Eisley, "Star Wars" cantina town ___ el Beida (Casablanca, to its natives) ___ elephant (part of a tot's lesson) ___ Elum, town in Wash. ___ en pis (from bad to worse): Fr. ___ end to ___ end to end ___ et orbi (to everyone) ___ eyes to (condones) ___ far (to such an extent) ___ favor (please, to Pedro) ___ fence (item erected to annoy a neighbor) ___ festive mood (ready to party) ___ Field (home to Mr. Met) ___ Filippias, Greek town ___ finder (carpenter's tool) ___ fire under (urged to action) ___ fire under (urged to take action) ___ fish (torpedo) ___ fish to fry ___ flint (go to any lengths) ___ Fonck, top Allied fighter ace of W.W. I ___ for (be attracted to) ___ For Fears ("Everybody Wants to Rule the World" band) ___ Ford of "Can You Top This?" ___ Ghazi Khan, Punjabi town ___ gift to women ___ Girl (tomato cultivar) ___ Girls ("Closer to Fine" duo) ___ Girls ("Closer to Fine" singers) ___ Gleason, Tony winner for "Into the Woods" ___ Glendower, last Welshman to hold the title Prince of Wales ___ Gorge (Ontario tourist destination) ___ Grande, Mojave Desert town ___ gratias (thanks be to God: Lat.) ___ gratias (thanks be to God) ___ gray (color similar to smoke blue) ___ Green, Scottish town famous for runaway weddings ___ Grossman (Tom Cruise character in "Tropic Thunder") ___ gum (thickener in toothpastes)