Light beams that trigger alarms when broken, in a heist-movie trope Crossword Clue

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Light beams that trigger alarms when broken, in a heist-movie trope Crossword Answer

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Hint 1: Clue Definition

TRIGGER (verb)
1. put in motion or move to act
2. release or pull the trigger on
TRIGGER (noun)
1. lever that activates the firing mechanism of a gun
2. an act that sets in motion some course of events

Hint 2: Anagram

Unscramble the letters below to solve for today's answer.
RASSLE

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10. Pass that leads to a score

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19. Agree out of court

20. Directorial début for François Truffaut

23. Skedaddles, with “out”

24. Greetings that may be sent via Paperless Post

25. Eartha who sang “Santa Baby”

27. Nudges

28. La Brea ___ Pits

29. Magical-realist novel that follows the Buendía family over several generations

33. Like absolutely perfect conditions

35. In absolutely perfect condition

36. The “N” of N.F.T.

37. ___ supuesto (“Of course,” in Spanish)

38. Immediately, acronymically

39. Text incessantly

41. Double-helix molecule

42. Bit of pond scum

43. Convert to 4K, say

45. Distance in the title of a hit song by the Proclaimers

48. Tags on social media

49. Half-ass

50. Young boy, to Robert Burns

51. Figs.

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56. Puss in Boots, for one

57. Greek T

58. Part of the brain or the ear

59. Word after "pen" or "gal"

62. See 52-Across

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67. Sign-off for a sympathetic e-mail

68. Used to be

69. Titular island of a puzzle-solving video-game series

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73. Feeling it after a marathon

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76. NBC show that received a Peabody “for creating television that laughs out loud at television”

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7. Recede

8. “Nice meme”

9. Observe from afar

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12. Begin

13. Hot items?

14. Nonhuman competitors in the Iditarod

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