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Tuvalu - Level 4114

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1d. Cash-giving convenience: Abbr.:

ATM

1a. Home cooling units: Abbr.:

ACS

2d. ___ Guevara with an iconic beret:

CHE

3d. Addition result:

SUM

4d. "Today, I ___ man" (Bar Mitzvah words): 2 wds.:

AMA

4a. "I've found the solution!":

AHA

5d. Tom ___, "The Revenant" actor:

HARDY

6d. ___ Miller, former San Antonio Spurs player who retired from the NBA at 40:

ANDRE

7d. Mont Blanc's mountain range:

ALPS

7a. Bassist's booster, for short:

AMP

8d. A swing and a ___:

MISS

9d. Tissue paper thickness:

PLY

10a. ___ far (up until now):

THUS

11d. Bottom of a sandal:

SOLE

12d. Pearl-producing shellfish:

OYSTER

12a. Muscat University's country:

OMAN

13a. ___ Wayne, "Got Money" rapper:

LIL

14a. "He clearly didn't get the ___..." (was out of the loop):

MEMO

15a. Doghouse's site, at home:

YARD

16a. "Gangnam Style" rapper:

PSY

17a. ___ Vegas Aces (WNBA team):

LAS

18d. Noted Yankee third baseman from 2004 to 2016: Hyph.:

AROD

19a. Wedding gown, for one:

DRESS

20d. Make ___ meet (earn just enough):

ENDS

21d. "Money is the ___ of all evil":

ROOT

21a. ___ Parish, former Chicago Bulls player who retired from the NBA at 43:

ROBERT

22d. Toe-stubber's pained cry:

OUCH

23d. ___ your tongue (stop yourself from speaking):

BITE

24a. Japanese currency:

YEN

25a. "Yes," in French:

OUI

26a. U.K.-based language reference book (anagram of "doe"): Abbr.:

OED

27d. Used a shovel:

DUG

28a. ___ Nowitzki, former Dallas Mavericks player who retired from the NBA at 40:

DIRK

29d. All-day breakfast chain: Abbr.:

IHOP

30d. Fee for an apartment, say:

RENT

31d. Kit ___ (chocolate bar):

KAT

32a. Month to wear a Halloween costume, for short:

OCT

33a. Percussion instrument in a rock band:

DRUM

34d. Dikembe ___, former Houston Rockets player who retired from the NBA at 42:

MUTOMBO

35a. ___ butter (Vaseline lotion ingredient):

SHEA

36a. "Let ___ All Talk," 2020 Meryl Streep film:

THEM

37d. ___ Video Music Awards:

MTV

38a. Chewy, breath-freshening stick:

GUM

39d. ___ Brooks who directed "Spaceballs":

MEL

40a. Toronto's province, for short:

ONT

41a. ___-80 (yesteryear computer):

TRS

42d. Tangerine's tough skin (rhymes with "mind"):

RIND

43d. Sound from a noisy sleeper:

SNORE

44a. "Do not ___ fate" (take foolish risks):

TEMPT

45d. Opposite of "minor":

MAJOR

46d. "Can you ___ a secret?":

KEEP

46a. ___ Hart, popular comedian:

KEVIN

47d. Anxious and nervous, say:

EDGY

48a. Suffix with "gran" for a crunchy breakfast food:

OLA

49d. Bathroom weighing scale units, for short:

LBS

49a. Headed, as a school line:

LED

50a. Benchmark set by society:

NORM

51d. "Totally awesome!" in '90s slang:

RAD

52a. ___ Stockton, former Utah Jazz player who retired from the NBA at 41:

JOHN

53d. "I ___ you an apology":

OWE

54d. That lad's:

HIS

55d. Trout catcher:

NET

56a. Earnestly request:

BEG

57a. Polar opposite of exciting (anagram of "bard"):

DRAB

58a. Boo-boo kissed by mommy, perhaps:

OWIE

59a. James Bond, e.g.:

SPY

60a. Tokyo's previous name:

EDO

61a. Take a day off, say:

REST
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