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Across
- Some Japanese carsMAZDAS
- Judean king, in MatthewHEROD
- Medical insurance grp.HMO
- Freedom of the ___SEAS
- Like a short playONEACT
- Brick materialADOBE
- Sushi fish that’s never served rawEEL
- School with its own ZIP code – 90095UCLA
- Voice box? [Wolverine State]ANSWERINGMACHINE
- 33-Across’s soundROAR
- “Dang!”NUTS
- Like a souffléEGGY
- ___ KeaMAUNA
- 2014 film with the tagline “One dream can change the world”SELMA
- LosersALSORANS
- Safari sighting [Golden State]AFRICANLION
- Captain of science fictionNEMO
- SpleenIRE
- Wiggle roomLEEWAY
- RehearsedPAT
- Device that keeps fish aliveAERATOR
- Pay a brief visitSWINGBY
- Stashed for later [Blue Hen State]SQUIRRELEDAWAY
- Whom a warrant officer might report to, informallyLOOIE
- “___ Lang Syne”AULD
- Letters on an ambulanceEMS
- Times before the present?EVES
- Revealer of the WizardTOTO
- Following, as a detective mightTAILING
- Gave up the ghostCROAKED
- It’s condensedDEW
- Editorialist’s skill [Mountain State]PERSUASIVEWRITING
- Banned pollutant, for shortPCB
- West Coast birthplace of John SteinbeckSALINAS
- Like some candlesTAPERED
- “No way, José!”UHUH
- Fairy tale prince, perhapsFROG
- “There it is!”AHA
- Big Island cityHILO
- Events for socialitesGALAS
- Knight’s accouterments [Ocean State]SWORDANDSHIELD
- Brother or sisterSIBLING
- SchoolEDUCATE
- ___ Schwarz (toy company)FAO
- Like some wallpaper patternsFLORAL
- In which a single raised pinkie is an “i”: Abbr.ASL
- Wilbur’s partner in an old sitcomMRED
- Sushi bar offering [Centennial State]AVOCADOROLL
- Cockney and othersDIALECTS
- Pilots’ flights just after training is finishedSOLOS
- Face-plantedATEIT
- Detach slowly (from)WEAN
- Hit playfully on the nose, slangilyBOOP
- Rights-defending org.ACLU
- Has been around the block [Evergreen State]KNOWSATHINGORTWO
- What locks are made ofHAIR
- Hawaiian word that’s also a common Chinese surnameLEI
- LayersPLIES
- Ready for publication, sayEDITED
- “Like that’ll ever happen”IBET
- Lead-in to Brown or Robinson in #1 song titlesMRS
- Sport on a rangeSKEET
- Not for ___ (sign)RESALE
Down
- Disney heroine of 2016MOANA
- InvalidateANNUL
- Cocktail garnishesZESTS
- ___ City, Yukon TerritoryDAWSON
- NailACE
- Bit of party decorationSTREAMER
- Puts upHANGS
- Pushing the envelopeEDGY
- Letters after CDROM
- Most of the 2010sOBAMAERA
- Insomniac’s orderDECAF
- TushHEINIE
- Poses a danger toMENACES
- Cry with an accentOLE
- Emphatic rejectionSURELYNOT
- Food inspectors test for itECOLI
- Thrifty competitorALAMO
- Sticky rollSARAN
- SnubIGNORE
- Let flyHURL
- One leaving a trailSNAIL
- What scared horses doREAR
- “That’s so sweet!”AWW
- ArticleITEM
- 40 make up a furlongRODS
- Exam for the college-boundPSAT
- ___ fortis (another name for nitric acid)AQUA
- Noted export from HollandTULIPBULB
- Something North Carolina’s Alcohol Law Enforcement regulates, aptlyALE
- Charlie Brown catchphraseGOODGRIEF
- Ask the obvious question, so to speakBITE
- “Ouch!”YEOW
- IndolentIDLE
- “___ here!”WERE
- MaintainAVOW
- Reading on the dashboard of the DeLorean in “Back to the Future”YEAR
- Improv offeringSKIT
- Fed. agency that helped take down Al CaponeIRS
- Secretive org.NSA
- Wide gapGULF
- Walgreens rivalCVS
- Symbol for viscosity, in chemistryETA
- Short swimDIP
- What phonies put onAIRS
- Word before cap or shoeSNOW
- Shakespearean schemerIAGO
- Classic pop brandNEHI
- Flat-faced dogsPUGS
- Kind of teaCHAI
- “___ Minnow Pea,” 2001 novel with an alphabetically punny titleELLA
- DummyDODO
- Setting for some pickup basketballHALFCOURT
- Uses sigma notation, in calculusADDS
- TowHAUL
- Nelson Mandela’s org.ANC
- George Eliot’s “___ Marner”SILAS
- It’s no bullREALTALK
- Musician Marley, son of BobDAMIAN
- OutlanderSTRANGER
- Command to a dogHEEL
- Go-aheadNOD
- Many a dad jokeGROANER
- Stella ___ (imported beer)ARTOIS
- Big name in theatersLOEW
- Flotsam and jetsamDEBRIS
- Japan’s largest brewerASAHI
- English class quiz subject, informallyVOCAB
- Skateboard jumpOLLIE
- Imitates Daffy Duck, in a wayLISPS
- Many a founding father, religiouslyDEIST
- Terra ___COTTA
- Dry (off)TOWEL
- Fine chinaSPODE
- “This is fun!”WHEE
- Airline with a crown in its logoKLM
- 1-1, for oneTIE
- Something that might accompany a dedicationODE