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Editor: Joel Fagliano
Across
| Apparatus used in CPR training, informally | DEFIB |
| Word that looks like an alternative to "tisn't"? | SNOT |
| Prep for a major renovation, say | GUT |
| Kind of acid | AMINO |
| Beanpole material, often | CANE |
| Strike one! | POSE |
| Colorful grain | PURPLERICE |
| Dept. of Labor division | OSHA |
| Services at a megachurch? | MASSIVEMASSES |
| Wishful words | IHOPE |
| ___ Valley, "the garden of France" | LOIRE |
| Bug specialist, briefly | ITPRO |
| Resells on game day, say | SCALPS |
| List in a fancy witchcraft guide? | CURSIVECURSES |
| Lead-in to sphere | EXO |
| Liqueur whose name translates as "bitter" in Italian | AMARO |
| Second sight, for short | ESP |
| What a tentative quarterback throws? | PASSIVEPASSES |
| Historical setting sought in "Everything Is Illuminated" | SHTETL |
| "The most important architect of our age," according to Vanity Fair | GEHRY |
| Fall in winter | SLEET |
| One managing moguls | SKIER |
| Long letters sent to the wrong person? | MISSIVEMISSES |
| Cut and paste, e.g. | EDIT |
| "The old me is gone" … or what happened between the first and second parts of 19-, 28-, 37- and 48-Across? | IVECHANGED |
| Wine dregs | LEES |
| Cardinal point? | BEAK |
| Very beginning | GETGO |
| Acid | LSD |
| Slips | ERRS |
| Name on a poster for 1942's "The Magnificent Ambersons" | ORSON |
Down
| Fist bump | DAP |
| Bird with vestigial wings | EMU |
| Like some handshakes | FIRM |
| Following the buddy system, say | INPAIRS |
| Ballet company that premiered "Swan Lake" | BOLSHOI |
| Makeshift money | SCRIP |
| Art style associated with Henri Rousseau | NAIVE |
| Back then | ONCE |
| Abound | TEEM |
| Occasion to share dirt | GOSSIPSESH |
| Ballpark figures | USHERS |
| Kid | TEASE |
| Traditional Mexican stew | POSOLE |
| That, in Spanish | ESO |
| "Too bad!" | ALAS |
| Cryophobe's fear | ICE |
| Gala garb | TUX |
| Foretold | PROPHESIED |
| "Why not?!" | SURE |
| Sorghum, e.g. | CROP |
| Boundless | VAST |
| Expressionist painter Nolde | EMIL |
| Cleveland hoopster, familiarly | CAV |
| Spanish 101 verb | SER |
| College department that might pay students to be test subjects: Abbr. | PSY |
| Experiments seen in "Oppenheimer" | ATESTS |
| Org. seeking alien life | SETI |
| Way back when | AGESAGO |
| Like a Zen garden vis-à-vis a zoo | SERENER |
| Some sandals | SLIDES |
| "If you ___ what The Rock is cooking!" (old W.W.E. catchphrase) | SMELL |
| Defame | SMEAR |
| Shoes, slangily | KICKS |
| Sorta | ISH |
| Have good chemistry (with) | VIBE |
| Sometime | EVER |
| Airman's superiors: Abbr. | SGTS |
| Something a barb can hurt | EGO |
| Oxford figure | DON |