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UAE - Level 4928

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1d. Group that meets in schools: Abbr.:

PTA

1a. Set of socks, say:

PAIR

2d. "You've got mail" company:

AOL

3d. Chemical suffix with "chlor" or "fluor":

IDE

4d. "___ Man," Elton John number that is a popular wake-up song aboard the International Space Station:

ROCKET

5d. Like The Rock or Vin Diesel, hair-wise:

BALD

5a. ___ constrictor (big snake):

BOA

6d. Suffix with "Cray" or "Motor":

OLA

7d. First ___ (emergency treatment):

AID

8d. "Slippery" part of a banana:

PEEL

8a. Pea container:

POD

9d. Milky-white gem:

OPAL

10d. Guacamole and salsa, for two:

DIPS

11a. ___ list (list of errands): Hyph.:

TODO

12a. "___ Baba and the Forty Thieves":

ALI

13a. Prefix with "dermis" for the outer layer of the skin:

EPI

14a. Actor ___ Baldwin from "The Departed":

ALEC

15a. Young Scottish fellow:

LAD

16d. "___ for the Stars," track by will.i.am that was the first song to be broadcast to Earth from another planet:

REACH

16a. "You ___ what you sow":

REAP

17a. "Diary of a Wimpy ___" (book series):

KID

18d. Tax-deferred savings plan: Abbr.:

IRA

19d. Weight-to-height calculation: Abbr.:

BMI

19a. "Jingle ___," iconic Christmas carol that was the first song played on musical instruments in space by Gemini 6 astronauts in 1965:

BELLS

20d. Small battery size:

AAA

20a. "Inside Out" emotion who may get very furious:

ANGER

21d. "That's a strict ___" (taboo): Hyph.:

NONO

22d. Off the ___ (disconnected from the outside world):

GRID

23d. Ornamental vessel:

URN

23a. Actress ___ Thurman of "Chambers":

UMA

24a. Body's main blood vessel:

AORTA

25a. Richie ___ (comic book character):

RICH

26d. Bagel's center:

HOLE

27a. Young Darth Vader's nickname:

ANI

28d. Windy City rail system (anagram of "cat"): Abbr.:

CTA

28a. Tuna holder:

CAN

29d. Author Rand who wrote "Anthem":

AYN

30a. Head of the party?:

HOST

31d. Knight's title of respect:

SIR

32d. Actor ___ Danson of "Cheers":

TED

33a. "Space ___," David Bowie song that was performed in space by astronaut Chris Hadfield aboard the ISS:

ODDITY

34d. Interior ___ (decorator's expertise):

DESIGN

35d. Poison ___ (plant):

IVY

36a. Make up an alibi:

LIE

37a. Steve Carell starrer "___ Almighty":

EVAN

38d. Weeder's tool:

HOE

38a. Group of grazing animals:

HERD

39d. El ___ (weather phenomenon):

NINO

39a. Too inquisitive, as a neighbor:

NOSY

40d. Cookie in a milkshake, often:

OREO

41d. Provoke, with "up" (rhymes with "mile"):

RILE

41a. Rock music's ___ Speedwagon:

REO

42d. Biblical apple picker:

EVE

43d. CD-___ (computer storage format): Abbr.:

ROM

43a. "Umbrella" singer Rihanna, to her fans:

RIRI

44d. Wear and tear, say:

USE

44a. "Across the ___," song by the Beatles that was beamed by NASA into deep space:

UNIVERSE

45d. Neither's partner:

NOR

46d. Window-cleaning cloth, perhaps:

RAG

47d. Sault ___. Marie:

STE

48d. Perpendicular building wing, in architecture:

ELL

49a. Universal donor's blood type, for short:

ONEG

50a. Shoe bottom:

SOLE

51a. Georgia's capital, for short:

ATL

52a. "Fly Me to the ___," Frank Sinatra melody that was closely associated with NASA's Apollo space program:

MOON

53a. "Before," in poetic verse:

ERE

54a. Mohawk stiffener:

GEL

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