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1d. "In ___ likelihood...":

ALL

1a. Perform a part in a play, say:

ACT

2d. Winter garment:

COAT

3d. Adjust, as guitar strings or a radio:

TUNE

4d. CD-like format which became a popular way of watching 19a at home in the early 2000s: Abbr.:

DVD

4a. Dr. ___, rapper who performed "Keep Their Heads Ringin'":

DRE

5d. Billy ___ Cyrus, "Achy Breaky Heart" singer:

RAY

6d. Antagonist or nemesis:

ENEMY

7d. Airport vehicle, often:

TAXI

7a. Prefix meaning "three":

TRI

8d. Make very upset (rhymes with "mile"):

RILE

9d. Dublin's nation, for short:

IRE

10a. Not quiet:

LOUD

11d. Alpha, beta, gamma, ___:

DELTA

12a. Delivery vehicle, perhaps:

VAN

FAVOR

13a. "My ___ Lady" (1964 Audrey Hepburn film):

FAIR

14a. Lois ___ who is Superman's love:

LANE

15a. Change, as the color of one's hair:

DYE

16a. Rod connecting a vehicle's wheels:

AXLE

TELL

18d. "Who ___ the cat out of the bag?":

LET

19a. Motion picture or flick...and something you can catch in the various mediums at 24a, 39a, 52a, 4d, and 37d:

MOVIE

20d. Response to "Pow!"?:

OOF

21a. ___ Talks, organization with the slogan "Ideas Worth Spreading":

TED

22d. Year-ending month, for short:

DEC

23a. ___-hoo (drink for chocolate lovers):

YOO

24d. "Sweeney ___: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" (Johnny Depp film):

TODD

24a. Box office or silver screen setting like AMC or Cinemark, and one of the earliest means of watching 19a:

THEATER

25d. Long-eared hopper:

HARE

26d. Environmental activist ___ Brockovich:

ERIN

27d. Take part in an ultramarathon, say:

RUN

28a. Robert ___ who received four Pulitzer Prizes for Poetry:

FROST

29d. Aromatherapist's "essential" liquid:

OIL

30d. Compete in a slalom:

SKI

31d. ___-Mex (cuisine for chili con carne):

TEX

32a. Rowing tool:

OAR

33a. Tournament prize, perhaps:

CUP

34d. Animal companion that's often doted on:

PET

35a. US President Dwight D. Eisenhower, familiarly:

IKE

DRIVE

37d. Blockbuster ___, rental chain from which you could rent your favorite 19a to watch at home in the early 2000s:

VIDEO

38d. Ostrich or cassowary kin:

EMU

39a. Streaming platform with "The Crown" that launched in 2007, and a way to enjoy 19a at home in the Internet age:

NETFLIX

40d. Minor minor?:

TOT

41d. No longer lost:

FOUND

42a. Jeans fabric:

DENIM

43a. "I spoke ___ soon":

TOO

44a. "With all ___ respect...":

DUE

45d. Actress ___ Rachel Wood of "Westworld":

EVAN

46a. Toothpaste container:

TUBE

47d. Veggie used in homemade red dye, perhaps:

BEET

48d. When sold separately?:

EACH

49d. Heartache?:

WOE

WAVE

50d. Baseball pitcher's limb:

ARM

51d. Animal doctor, for short:

VET

52a. VCR format that was a popular mode of watching 19a in the 1980s and 1990s: Abbr.:

VHS

53d. Variant of a color, say:

HUE

54d. "___ Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" (Beatles album):

SGT

55a. Alcohol with no mixer:

NEAT

56d. Santa Claus' gift for a child on the "nice" list, perhaps:

TOY

57a. Creme-filled cookie famous for its limited editions:

OREO

58a. Month that alphabetically follows April, for short:

AUG

59a. Art ___ (like some retro designs):

DECO

60a. Ambulance crew member: Abbr.:

EMT

61a. Trapeze artist's precaution:

NET

62a. Your of yore?:

THY

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