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Japan - Level 4554

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1d. Voting process:

POLL

1a. Balloon-bursting sound:

POP

2d. Spaghetti aglio e ___:

OLIO

PERU

4d. Palindromic attention-getting sound:

TST

4a. Flip, as a coin:

TOSS

5d. "To what do I ___ this pleasure?":

OWE

6d. Lively dance or spicy sauce:

SALSA

7d. Lickety-___ (very fast):

SPLIT

8d. Mountain range in Europe:

ALPS

8a. "The gloves ___ off!" ("Let's fight!"):

ARE

9d. Violent protest:

RIOT

10d. ___ Fitzgerald, singer dubbed the "First Lady of Song" with 14 Grammy Awards and is considered one of the most influential figures in jazz:

ELLA

11a. Spanish cheer similar to "Bravo!":

OLE

12a. Exchange one thing for another, say:

SWAP

13a. ___ Wayne who rapped "Lollipop":

LIL

14a. Turkish currency (anagram of "rail"):

LIRA

15d. Prepare to fire, as a bow:

AIM

16a. "A gentleman doesn't kiss and ___":

TELL

17a. Country with Warsaw and Krakow, for short:

POL

18a. ___ Armstrong, trumpeter and "What a Wonderful World" musician who is considered one of the most influential figures in jazz:

LOUIS

19d. "Diamond Life" artist:

SADE

20a. Post-lunch snooze, say:

SIESTA

21d. ___ Peters who won a Golden Globe for portraying Jeffrey Dahmer:

EVAN

22a. "___ Men," TV series starring Jon Hamm:

MAD

23d. Blow-___ (post-hair wash ritual):

DRY

24a. Rough terrain vehicle: Abbr.:

ATV

25d. "I've got a ___ feeling about this...":

BAD

25a. Tournament pass?:

BYE

26d. The "Y" in TTYL:

YOU

27d. Antlered grazer with a white rump:

ELK

28a. Rap's Dr.:

DRE

29d. Twisty fish that's a popular sushi ingredient:

EEL

30a. Luminous glow around a person, say:

AURA

31d. Tribe with an annual "Bear Dance":

UTE

32d. Least common naturally-occurring hair color:

RED

33d. Gallery curator's pick:

ART

34a. Internet giant and ISP once known as "America Online":

AOL

35a. "I spy with my little ___...":

EYE

36d. "Black," to a bard:

EBON

36a. "___ at your own risk" (sign outside a dangerous cave, maybe):

ENTER

37a. ___ Ellington, pianist who collaborated on more than 1000 compositions and is considered one of the most influential figures in jazz:

DUKE

38d. University URL-ending letters:

EDU

39a. Facility with chemical reactions, for short:

LAB

40d. Hidden ___ (secret motive):

AGENDA

41a. Summer clock setting in New York City: Abbr.:

EDT

42a. Private conversations on Instagram: Abbr.:

DMS

43d. Opposite of "minor":

MAJOR

44d. Slippery ___ (situation that gets worse fast):

SLOPE

45a. The "G" in OMG:

GOD

46d. Miles ___, trumpeter and "Someday My Prince Will Come" musician who is considered one of the most influential figures in jazz:

DAVIS

47d. Stallion's partner:

MARE

47a. User ___ (application reference book with instructions):

MANUAL

48d. ___ Rickman who starred in "Quigley Down Under":

ALAN

49d. Jane, Joe, or Jasper, e.g.:

NAME

50a. Empower or facilitate:

ENABLE

51d. Ernie's Muppet roommate with a unibrow:

BERT

52d. ___-back (relaxed in manner):

LAID

53d. Ernie who was nicknamed "The Big Easy":

ELS

54a. ___ mode (phrase you'd find on a dessert menu): 2 wds.:

ALA

55a. ___ Coltrane, saxophonist and "A Love Supreme" musician who is considered one of the most influential figures in jazz:

JOHN

56d. Language in the Torah, for short:

HEB

57a. Baby cow meat:

VEAL

58a. Bleating barnyard bump-er?:

RAM

59a. Opinionated piece in a newspaper, say: Hyph.:

OPED

60a. "Bearded" purple flower in a Spring bouquet:

IRIS

61a. Suffix with "Acetyl" or "Benz":

ENE

62a. "Queen of Country" McEntire:

REBA

63a. The "S" in CST, for short:

STD

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