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Daily Crossword Puzzle #1 for Fri, Dec 7, 2012

ACROSS
1. At a great distance
4. Leaves
8. The 18th letter of the Arabic alphabet
11. Double curve, resembling the letter S
13. Phillipine bananalike plant
15. Compass dir.
16. SW Asia republic
17. Rhinal
18. International (abbr.)
19. Prying instrument
21. Compass dir.
22. 1994 drama film starring Jodie Foster
23. Perceive with the eye
24. Indiana (abbr.)
27. Gear tooth
29. Singer Brickell
30. Mexican monetary units
34. Benjamin's nick name
36. Put down
39. Sadhe (variant)
40. Left side of a ship or aircraft
41. A person who is older than you are
43. Woody plant
44. Capital of Egypt
46. Stalk of a moss capsule
47. Ewer handle
48. Bull
49. Supplemented with great effort
51. American Automobile Association (abbr.)
53. To riddle
54. Mouth or opening
57. Collude with
60. Fish or hair follower
63. Prying instrument
65. Kenny Rogers chart-topper in '80
66. Trap for birds or small mammals
69. Remainder
70. Black tropical American cuckoo
71. Keyboard key
72. Against
73. To riddle
74. Bristle
75. Compass dir.

DOWN
1. Fencing necessities
2. Match
3. Break or tear apart
4. Separate the seeds from cotton
5. Chief or king in Benin or Nigeria
6. Comfort
7. Examine minutely or intensely
8. Queen of England 1702-14
9. International (abbr.)
10. 1994 drama film starring Jodie Foster
12. Compass dir.
14. Actor Baldwin
18. Eaten
20. To free from
25. "Death on the ____"
26. Allots cards
28. Choose
29. Plea
31. "Two Mules for Sister ____"
32. River in Europe
33. Perceive with the eye
34. Water vessel
35. One of the Great Lakes
37. Binary compound
38. Prevent from occurring
40. Personal Computers (abbr.)
42. Libertine
45. Mouth or opening
50. Snakelike fish
52. Singer Murray
54. Baking chambers
55. Musical pauses
56. Nick name for Arthur
57. Having or resembling wings
58. Object of repulsion
59. Singer Brickell
61. Immeasurably long periods of time
62. Lug
64. Epoch
67. Arrange properly for use
68. Period