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Across
- Book that’s out of this world?ATLAS
- Illuminating pointAPERCU
- Gilda Radner character on “S.N.L.”BABAWAWA
- Took the plungeLEAPT
- Ladies’ menROMEOS
- April 22EARTHDAY
- Gray with a tinge of brownTAUPE
- Things got off to a bad start when one trainee tripped and …SPILLEDTHEBEANS
- ___ on the side ofERR
- Father on “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”ABE
- Doctor Zhivago, in “Doctor Zhivago”YURI
- FlockSWARM
- Part of a Parisian addressRUE
- Roofed patioLANAI
- 1099-___ (I.R.S. form)MISC
- Company with a GigafactoryTESLA
- The carton leaked milk everywhere when another trainee accidentally …SPLITHALFANDHALF
- ___ sci, college major related to psychCOG
- Kitchen bulbSHALLOT
- Put back in place, as measuresREIMPOSE
- Overly sentimentalSAPPY
- The drip coffee tasted grainy because they …LACKEDAFILTER
- Company whose Nasdaq symbol is its nameEBAY
- Having colors in blotchesPIED
- Steinbrenner who took over the Yankees in 2010HAL
- Moves like JaggerSTRUTS
- Box score statRBI
- It follows more or lessTHAN
- Draft choiceLAGER
- Nonkosher meatHAM
- In fact, every cup they served was …FARFROMYOURAVERAGEJOE
- Writer RandAYN
- “This is the worst!”AWMAN
- Flier for a magic showDOVE
- Internet address, in briefURL
- LifesaversHEROES
- Headed upLED
- “Oh, so that’s how it’s going to be”ISEE
- ComfortBALM
- To make matters worse, the espresso machine …RANOUTOFSTEAM
- Some TVs and camerasSONYS
- FullyINDETAIL
- Home to many BerbersMOROCCO
- “Surely you don’t mean me!?”MOI
- They worried about their jobs — these mistakes were …GROUNDSFORFIRING
- SnitchesSINGS
- AttendeeGOER
- Stereotypical dogsFIDOS
- Weak ___ (unconvincing argument)TEA
- “Give it ___!”AREST
- Polite titleMAAM
- Either weekend day, symbolicallyESS
- Sound from a fanHUM
- Sure enough, when the boss showed up, everyone …GOTINTOHOTWATER
- Speak grandlyORATE
- Bit of contingency planningRAINDATE
- Pal of PoohEEYORE
- Soap Box Derby entrantRACER
- Reporter’s vantage pointPRESSBOX
- AdultRRATED
- Critics’ awardsSTARS
Down
- Makes fitALTERS
- Get mistyTEARUP
- Source of bay leavesLAUREL
- Offering in the Google Play storeAPP
- Like ninjasSTEALTHY
- Premier League rival of Tottenham HotspurARSENAL
- Really stand outPOP
- Onetime label for RadioheadEMI
- DependRELY
- Spreadsheet partCOLUMN
- Log-in needUSERID
- Make things interesting, so to speakBET
- Sounds of satisfactionAAHS
- Be in the worksBREW
- When you might run away from homeATBAT
- Info on an invitationWHERE
- Player of Ben Wyatt on “Parks and Recreation”ADAMSCOTT
- Unnaturally paleWAN
- Shakespearean affirmativesAYS
- Trade gossipDISH
- ___ Men (“Who Let the Dogs Out” group)BAHA
- PurelyALL
- “You win this hand”IFOLD
- Valentine’s Day purchaseCARD
- Takes an “L”LOSES
- Constant stress or heavy drinkingAGER
- Popular children’s book series with hidden objectsISPY
- ___ glanceATA
- Grazing spotsLEAS
- N.Y.C. shopping meccaFIFTHAVE
- Optical illusionMIRAGE
- Showy featherPLUME
- DrudgeSERF
- So-called “enclosed” rhyme schemeABBA
- It beats nothingPAIR
- Absurd pretenseCHARADE
- Justice nominated by ObamaKAGAN
- Your highness?: Abbr.ELEV
- Series of missed callsPHONETAG
- “Do you know who ___?”IAM
- Singer born Eithne Nà BhraonáinENYA
- Team-building activity?TRYOUT
- “The Wiz” director SidneyLUMET
- N.L. Central teamREDS
- ___ Islands, archipelago between Iceland and NorwayFAROE
- They give a hootOWLS
- Kind of deerROE
- Explorer Ponce de LeónJUAN
- Nail polish brandORLY
- Trees that line the National MallELMS
- Asian city with a monument to John McCainHANOI
- Finish 0-0, sayENDINATIE
- Matin’s oppositeSOIR
- “See you later”IMOFF
- Crass, classless sortBOOR
- Custom auto accessoriesRIMS
- Excessively promoteFLOG
- Pro-___AMS
- They usually make the cutSCISSORS
- French chess pieceROI
- Got takeout, sayORDERED
- Ones concerned with cash flow, for shortCFOS
- Man, in ItalianUOMO
- More niftyNEATER
- Part of a cash registerDRAWER
- Destination in the “Odyssey”ITHACA
- Render ineffectiveNEUTER
- Many Twitch streamersGAMERS
- D and ), in textsGRINS
- ShipsSENDS
- Sharp painSTAB
- Escapee from Miss Gulch’s bicycle basketTOTO
- Moore whom Sports Illustrated called the “greatest winner in the history of women’s basketball”MAYA
- Org.GRP
- Dinghy thingyOAR
- Spell the wrong way?HEX
- Small fryTOT
- Lead-in to longERE
- SnitchRAT