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1d. Election ___ (voting):

POLL

1a. Peter ___ (Captain Hook's foe):

PAN

2d. ___ vera (skin soother):

ALOE

3d. Daily paper contents:

NEWS

4d. Swiss-American racing driver who founded the company that makes cars like the Silverado and the Equinox: 2 wds.:

LOUISCHEVROLET

4a. Trim off, as a tree branch:

LOP

5d. Flows out slowly, as sap from a tree:

OOZES

6d. ___ Beta Kappa (college honor society):

PHI

7d. American industrialist who founded the company that made cars like the PT Cruiser, and is now a partner of Fiat:

WALTERCHRYSLER

7a. Thin, crisp cookie:

WAFER

8d. "All in ___ work" (daily routine): 2 wds.:

ADAYS

9d. Harvey Samuel ___, American businessman who founded the company that was one of the first global makers of automotive tires:

FIRESTONE

10d. Brain monitor: Abbr.:

EEG

11d. Have regrets about:

RUE

12a. Bullfight cheer:

OLE

13a. ___ and aah:

OOH

14a. Farewell, in French:

ADIEU

15a. Search high and ___:

LOW

16a. Israeli submachine gun:

UZI

17a. What "L" means, on a clothing tag:

LARGE

18a. Actor Nielsen of "The Naked Gun":

LESLIE

19d. Not of the clergy:

LAIC

20d. Feng ___ (Chinese concept related to interior design):

SHUI

20a. Eyelid swelling:

STYE

21a. "Kick-___" (2010 superhero movie):

ASS

22a. Gas company with collectible toy trucks:

HESS

23d. Tickle Me ___ (popular children's toy):

ELMO

23a. Work ___ (value system at office):

ETHIC

24d. Drop that rolls down one's cheek:

TEAR

25d. American industrialist who pioneered the assembly line and founded the company that makes cars like the Fusion and the Explorer: 2 wds.:

HENRYFORD

26d. Deadlocked, as a score:

EVEN

26a. France's continent: Abbr.:

EUR

27a. ___-la-la (musical sounds):

TRA

28d. Music genre for The Eagles and Aerosmith:

ROCK

29d. Gorillas and chimpanzees, for example:

APES

30a. Parasite that sucks blood:

LEECH

31a. "Alex Doesn't Live Here Anymore" actor Tayback:

VIC

32a. Alley-___ pass (basketball move):

OOP

33a. Male human being:

MAN

34a. She ate the forbidden fruit:

EVE

35d. "You get a great ___ of the city from that tower":

VIEW

36a. From now on:

HENCE

37d. "Electric" sea creatures:

EELS

38a. Boston Bruins great Bobby:

ORR

39a. Actor Diesel of the "The Pacifier":

VIN

40a. Smells really bad:

REEKS

41a. Days of ___ (olden times):

YORE

42d. ___ Garden, restaurant company:

OLIVE

43d. Like a well-___ machine (working fine):

OILED

43a. Olive ___, Popeye's love interest:

OYL

44a. Move smoothly, like water:

FLOW

45a. Sent out, like a warrant:

ISSUED

46d. Apartment building division:

UNIT

EACH

48d. "The Dick Van ___ Show" (1960s sitcom):

DYKE

49d. NCAA group containing Clemson and Syracuse: Abbr.:

ACC

49a. Bubbling, like hot water:

ABOIL

50d. Sheep's sound:

BAA

51d. Furry alien of 1980s TV:

ALF

51a. "... with liberty and justice for ___":

ALL

52a. Thumbs down:

NAY

53a. What you do to a pumpkin for Halloween:

CARVE

54a. "To Kill a Mockingbird" novelist Harper ___:

LEE

ICK

56a. Young trainee in the army:

CADET

57a. Initials of the president from 1933 to 1945:

FDR

58a. Most-used article:

THE

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