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Bahamas - Level 862

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1d. ___ Moines (capital of Iowa):

DES

1a. Surgeons and psychiatrists: Abbr.:

DRS

2d. Leaf-gathering tool:

RAKE

3d. "___ away from me.":

STAY

4d. Take down the opponent, say:

DEFEAT

4a. Karl Marx's "___ Kapital":

DAS

5d. Cash dispenser: Abbr.:

ATM

6d. Dutch town:

STAD

7d. English novelist George ___ (pen name) whose novella "Animal Farm" is considered one of the best ones written in the 20th century:

ORWELL

7a. ___ surgeon (type of dental specialist):

ORAL

8d. Caviar eggs:

ROE

9d. Particularly fitting:

APT

10d. French novelist Victor Hugo's "___ Miserables":

LES

11a. Wolf down:

EAT

12a. Suffix with "cigar" or "leather":

ETTE

13d. Music producer Brian ___:

ENO

14a. Skipping requirement:

ROPE

15a. American playwright George ___ who shared the Pulitzer Prize with Moss Hart for "You Can't Take It With You": 2 wds.:

SKAUFMAN

16d. ___ Major (Great Bear constellation):

URSA

WETS

18a. English novelist Charlotte Bronte's "Jane ___":

EYRE

19a. Shower attention (on):

DOTE

20d. Leafy drink brewed in a kettle:

TEA

21a. Feeling gloomy:

SAD

22d. Fashion's Christian ___:

DIOR

23a. "Heartbreak Hotel" singer Presley:

ELVIS

24d. Bird's-eye ___:

VIEW

25d. "___ be an honor to work with you.":

ITD

26d. ___ Barrett of Pink Floyd:

SYD

27d. Sushi wrapper:

NORI

27a. Citizenship like American or British, e.g.:

NATIONALITY

28d. The good ___ days:

OLD

29d. American poet Ogden ___:

NASH

30d. Kimono sash:

OBI

30a. Spanish for "gold":

ORO

31d. Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk's "My Name is ___":

RED

32a. Suffix with "Pay" or "Cray":

OLA

33a. Cartoon show "Ed, ___ n Eddy":

EDD

34a. Irish playwright George ___ whose volume of work including "Man and Superman" won him a Nobel Prize in Literature: 2 wds.:

BERNARDSHAW

35d. Bobbed the head in agreement:

NODDED

36d. "I'm ___ loss for words.": 2 wds.:

ATA

37d. Brandon Stanton's photo blog "___ of New York" (people):

HUMANS

38d. Mi ___ (My love):

AMOR

39a. Stupid one:

IDIOT

40a. Sing with one's mouth closed:

HUM

41a. Not quite dry:

DAMP

42d. Angelina Jolie's "Mr. & ___ Smith":

MRS

43d. ___ and proper (very formal):

PRIM

44a. "A rolling stone gathers no ___":

MOSS

45d. "The ___-Spangled Banner" (U.S. national anthem):

STAR

46d. Voice-activated iPhone assistant:

SIRI

47d. Scale readings: Abbr.:

WTS

47a. ___-of-mouth (verbal promotion):

WORD

48d. British singer Rita ___:

ORA

49d. Take part in a marathon:

RUN

50a. American novelist George ___ whose epic fantasy novel series was adapted into HBO's award-winning series "Game of Thrones": 3 wds.:

RRMARTIN

51d. People in charge of an organization: Abbr.:

MGT

52d. Homer Simpson's neighbor:

NED

53a. "Based on a ___ story":

TRUE

54a. Indication or omen:

SIGN

55a. "Roses ___ red...":

ARE

56a. French novelist George ___ (pen name) whose volume of work includes novels like "Indiana" and "Valentine":

SAND

57a. Rushmore and Everest: Abbr.:

MTS

58a. Get ___ of (discard):

RID

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