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1d. "Put ___ on it!": 2 wds.:

ALID

1a. Passed with flying colors:

ACED

2d. Perry who sang "Seattle":

COMO

3d. Rescue operation, for short:

EVAC

4d. Packs of cards:

DECKS

5d. Morning must-have for many:

COFFEE

5a. Large barrel:

CASK

6d. Length times width:

AREA

7d. Muffler, for one:

SCARF

8d. Actress Gillan of "Guardians of the Galaxy":

KAREN

9d. "A ___ Feast," memoir by Ernest Hemingway whose title may be a good template for what you can enjoy in your leisure time:

MOVEABLE

9a. Disorderly crowd:

MOB

10d. "Come ___!": 2 wds.:

ONIN

11d. "The Big ___ Theory" (Jim Parsons sitcom):

BANG

12a. "Eat, Pray, ___," memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert whose title may be a good template for what you can do in your leisure time:

LOVE

13a. Willy in "Free Willy":

ORCA

14a. Sam Worthington thriller "Man ___ Ledge": 2 wds.:

ONA

15a. Apple desktop:

IMAC

16a. "___ Factor," American game show:

FEAR

17a. ___ Diesel of "Fast & Furious":

VIN

18a. "(Sittin' On) The ___ of the Bay," song by Otis Redding whose title may be a good template for what you can do in your leisure time:

DOCK

19a. Taxi meter reading:

FARE

20a. Nottingham's country, for short:

ENG

21a. Watch or observe:

SEE

22d. "Happily ___," fairy tale ending: 2 wds.:

EVERAFTER

23a. Home-loan agency: Abbr.:

FNMA

24d. Rum-based cocktail, ___ Tai:

MAI

25d. Covert government organization: Abbr.:

CIA

25a. Ceiling for spending:

CAP

26d. Sounds of satisfaction at a spa:

AHS

POTBELLY

28a. Plunging neckline shape for a tee:

VEE

29d. Fish capable of electrolocation:

EEL

30a. One part of a common magic spell:

ABRA

31d. Family member, for short:

REL

32d. Popeye's pride?:

ARM

33a. "___ I am not bothering you": 2 wds.:

IHOPE

34d. Good golf score:

PAR

35a. Spam supplier, e.g.:

EMAILER

36d. "Ask a ___," book by Alison Green whose title is probably not a good template for what you can do in your leisure time:

MANAGER

37d. Busy ___ bee: 2 wds.:

ASA

38a. "When You Wish Upon ___": 2 wds.:

ASTAR

39a. ___ Vegas Aces (WNBA team):

LAS

40a. Nightmarish street, in movies:

ELM

41a. Bric-a-___ (collection of random objects):

BRAC

42d. Monte ___ (gambling haven):

CARLO

43a. Casual refusal:

NAH

HATES

45d. "A ___ with a View," novel by E.M. Forster whose title may be a good template for where you can stay in your leisure time:

ROOM

45a. "Call Me Maybe" singer Carly ___ Jepsen:

RAE

46d. Opera highlight:

ARIA

47a. Falafel bean:

FAVA

48d. Mastercard rival:

VISA

49a. "A" in L.P.G.A., for short:

ASSN

50d. Kids' baseball card deal:

SWAP

51d. MLB's Sammy ___:

SOSA

52d. Vote in the negative:

NAY

53a. Florida NBA team, on scoreboards:

ORL

54a. Math subject with "cos" and "tan," for short:

TRIG

55a. "One a penny, ___ penny ...": 2 wds.:

TWOA

56a. Cooking spray:

OIL

57a. Ultimatum conclusion:

ELSE

58a. "Take It ___," song by the Eagles whose title may be a good template for what you can do in your leisure time:

EASY

59a. Month after April:

MAY

60a. Pride-ful sound?:

ROAR

61a. Place to de-stress:

SPA

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