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Tanzania - Level 15400

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1d. Not too bright:

DIM

1a. Clean with a napkin, daintily:

DAB

2d. Had McDonald's, say:

ATE

3d. Plead for a handout:

BEG

4d. Hold responsible?:

BLAME

4a. Audi or Mercedes rival: Abbr.:

BMW

5d. "When Harry ___ Sally," 1989 film:

MET

6d. Where a fetus develops:

WOMB

7d. Yang's partner:

YIN

7a. "You ain't seen nothin' ___!":

YET

8d. Suffix with "north" or "east":

ERN

9d. Casual, short-sleeved shirt:

TEE

10a. Shopping list part:

ITEM

11d. ___ Gras (pre-Lent celebration):

MARDI

12a. Zodiac lion:

LEO

SAGS

13a. Title of respect for a king:

SIRE

14a. ___ Millions (lottery):

MEGA

15a. "Insert card for cash" box: Abbr.:

ATM

16a. Actress Hathaway of "Brokeback Mountain":

ANNE

17a. Lamb's father:

RAM

18d. The whole lot:

ALL

19a. "___ Iron," western ballad by Marty Robbins about a defiant outlaw fitting for a "National Day of the Cowboy" playlist:

BIG

20d. "___ Sam" (Sean Penn movie): 2 wds.:

IAM

21d. Bachelor party attendee:

STAG

21a. Adam ___ of "Happy Gilmore":

SANDLER

22d. "Stuck in ___" (going nowhere): 2 wds.:

ARUT

23d. Pesters persistently:

NAGS

24d. Stack of 500 sheets:

REAM

25a. "Don't delay": Abbr.:

ASAP

26d. Oscar aspirant:

ACTOR

27d. Button on a remote to stop a video:

PAUSE

28a. "On the ___ of the Buffalo," western folk song about a buffalo hunt fitting for a "National Day of the Cowboy" playlist:

TRAIL

29a. "Nightmare" street:

ELM

30d. Soap-making chemical:

LYE

31a. Video recorder, for short:

CAM

32d. Wall Street grad degree: Abbr.:

MBA

33a. Eighth month, for short:

AUG

34d. Like a bedmate who steals the blanket:

HOG

34a. Dried grass on a farm:

HAY

35a. Bubble bath container:

TUB

36a. Sporty Dodge models: Abbr.:

GTS

37d. Color shade:

HUE

37a. "___ on the Range," western folk song that's also the Kansas state song fitting for a "National Day of the Cowboy" playlist:

HOME

38d. "The Strawberry ___," classic western song written by cowboy Curley Fletcher fitting for a "National Day of the Cowboy" playlist:

ROAN

38a. Parks of civil rights fame:

ROSA

39d. Clump of hair:

TUFT

39a. Gentle pull, like to a horse's rein:

TUG

40d. Dentist's domain:

TEETH

40a. Ripped to shreds:

TORE

41d. Aluminum wrap:

FOIL

41a. Chimney passage (anagram of "fuel"):

FLUE

42d. "Bury Me Not on the ___ Prairie," western folk ballad fitting for a "National Day of the Cowboy" playlist:

LONE

43d. Midwestern "Badger State" whose capital is Madison, for short:

WISC

43a. "Aren't ___ pair": 2 wds.:

WEA

44d. Classic Pontiac muscle car: Abbr.:

GTO

44a. Make a mistake, with "up":

GOOF

45d. Department of Justice agency with "special agents": Abbr.:

FBI

45a. Like a pal who looks out for you:

FRIENDLY

46d. Campaign for office, like a presidential candidate:

RUN

47d. People hired to spin tracks: Abbr.:

DJS

48d. Water closet:

LOO

49d. Evergreen with poisonous berries:

YEW

50a. Limo window feature (rhymes with "sprint"):

TINT

51a. Upper body sculpture:

BUST

52a. "Little ___ the Wrangler," classic western song that's in the Top 100 Western songs of all time fitting for a "National Day of the Cowboy" playlist:

JOE

53a. "___ Buttermilk Sky" (1946 hit from "Canyon Passage"):

OLE

54a. Common ruler division:

INCH

55a. Plant, like on a farm:

SOW

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