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Org. whose workers can be a little frisky?:
TSA
Ticket issuers:
TROOPERS
Straddles:
SITSATOP
Long-distance traveler of 1969:
APOLLOELEVEN
Meager:
SCANT
800 things?:
SATS
One putting on a show:
CURATOR
"What goes up must come down" and others:
ADAGES
Diarist Anaïs:
NIN
Chef's hat:
TOQUE
Charged:
RANAT
Mrs. Gorbachev:
RAISA
Totally:
ALL
Some sound effects in westerns:
NEIGHS
Performer:
ARTISTE
Texter's sign-off:
TTYL
Picture framer's aid:
MAT
Achievement of 1969:
MANONTHEMOON
Dictator:
AUTOCRAT
Rafter connectors:
TIEBEAMS
Bad things for astronaut suits to have:
RIPS
Unconventional home in a nursery rhyme:
SHOE
Part of a broadcast feed:
AUDIO
On the qui vive:
ALERT
Second-largest of the Hawaiian Islands:
MAUI
English football powerhouse, to fans:
MANU
"However," in textspeak:
OTOH
Name of a sea first visited in 1969:
TRANQUILITY
Strike caller:
UMP
Pot starter:
ANTE
World capital near the 60th parallel:
OSLO
What mattresses and spirits may do:
SAG
Signs of nervousness:
UMS
Good name for a fishmonger?:
GIL
Gaming neophyte:
NOOB
Kind of diet:
PALEO
What 71-Across took in 1969, as represented literally in a corner of this puzzle:
ONESMALLSTEP
They don't keep their thoughts to themselves:
TELEPATHS
Regan's father:
LEAR
French comic actor Jacques:
TATI
Two tablespoons:
OUNCE
What 71-Across took in 1969, as represented literally in another corner of this puzzle:
ONEGIANTLEAP
W.W. II zone: Abbr.:
ETO
End of a rope:
NOOSE
Third-largest of the Hawaiian Islands:
OAHU
Sean who played Rudy in "Rudy":
ASTIN
Composer Charles:
IVES
La-la lead-in:
TRA
Certain seafood delicacy:
ROE
Attention:
EAR
Not as one:
APART
Domain of a municipal department:
PARKS
Extent:
AMBIT
Wild party:
RAGER
Appropriately palindromic reply to "Madam, I'm Adam":
EVE
Someone who might engage in a hobby with some frequency?:
HAM
Bit of media hoopla:
SPLASH
Capital of South Australia:
ADELAIDE
Words of Jesus:
ARAMAIC
Dressed up:
ADORNED
Dangerous substance that smells like bitter almonds:
CYANIDE
"Great" birds:
EGRETS
Receiver with a crystal:
RADIOSET
Hillary who climbed Everest:
EDMUND
Org. with an Inspiration Award and an Award of Valor:
NCAA
The Notorious ___ (Supreme Court nickname):
RBG
Possible response to "No, you're not":
YESIAM
So:
ERGO
Skin care brand:
NIVEA
Big inits. in news:
NPR
Wrath:
IRE
Classic place to hide money:
COOKIEJAR
Nationality seen in most of Romania:
OMANI
Superman's father:
JOREL
"Je t'___":
ADORE
Stat for which Hank Aaron holds the all-time record:
RBI
Common Market inits.:
EEC
Suave competitor:
PRELL
Newsmaker of July 1969:
ARMSTRONG
Weeper of myth:
NIOBE
Relating to the kidneys:
RENAL
Santa ___, Calif.:
ANA
Where I go "when my baby smiles at me," in song:
RIO
Bartender's supply:
TONIC
Necessity for going online, in brief:
ISP
Sport that players are not allowed to play left-handed:
POLO
Passed:
ENACTED
Nile biter:
ASP
One waiting in line at an airport:
CAB
Network with "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee":
TBS
Loopy cursive letters:
ELS
Goes out:
EBBS
"There was no other choice!":
IHADTO
Apple on a desk:
IMAC
Pitch:
HURL
Comes clean about:
ADMITSTO
Deactivate:
DISABLE
Request for a cold one:
BEERME
Member of a popular package delivery service:
REINDEER
Mother of Hermes:
MAIA
Release:
EMIT
Bottom-dwelling fish that lack fins:
MUDEELS
Tough job for a mover, maybe:
SOFA
"___ NewsHour":
PBS
Wizards, but not witches:
NBATEAM
"Peter Pan" dog:
NANA
Place to get a shot:
ARM
Amenities at some hotels:
POOLS
Access an account:
LOGIN
Convinced of:
SOLDON
Understanding:
GRASP
Fuels (up):
GASSES
Angered:
RILED
The last Pope Julius:
III
___ Stic (pen brand):
CLIC
___ Weizmann, first president of Israel:
CHAIM
Hawk -> snake -> frog -> insect, e.g.:
FOODCHAIN
Dirty mouth?:
DELTA
Economy:
CHEAP
Test taker's downfall, perhaps:
HASTE
Summer pest:
GNAT
"The Maids" playwright Jean:
GENET
Announcement of July 1969:
THEEAGLEHASLANDED
Obstacles to teamwork:
EGOS
Very long time:
EON
"Illmatic" rapper:
NAS
People with badges: Abbr.:
DETS
"A-O.K. for launch!":
ITSAGO
Part of the foot between the toes and the ankle:
INSTEP
Mr. Turkey:
TOM
Do-nothing's state:
IDLESSE
Trojan warrior in the "Iliad":
AENEAS
___ mode:
ALA
Mo. in 1962 in which J.F.K. gave his "We choose to go to the moon" speech:
SEP
What's gotten into your head:
NOTION
Represented in sheet music:
NOTATED
1980s TV's "Remington ___":
STEELE
Carol Brady and Camilla Parker Bowles, for two:
STEPMOMS
Scruffs:
NAPES
Binoculars attachment:
STRAP
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