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Across
- It got some “Xtra” flavor in 2001MRPIBB
- San Antonio proSPUR
- Atkins diet no-noCARB
- What’s called a cashpoint by BritsATM
- Wage ___EARNER
- Add to the teamHIRE
- ___ squashACORN
- One-named singer with the 2014 hit “Chandelier”SIA
- *Looks that can be difficult to pull offSKINNYJEANS
- *”It’s 2 a.m. already?!”TIMEFLIES
- Half up-front?SEMI
- Tikka masala go-withNAAN
- Gravitate (toward)TEND
- Singer MorissetteALANIS
- Actress de Armas of “Knives Out”ANA
- “How was ___ know?”ITO
- Place for speakersDAIS
- Trig functionSINE
- *Data visuals similar to histogramsBARGRAPHS
- *Swimming hazards in the oceanRIPCURRENTS
- Crossword-loving detective on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”AMY
- ___ DhabiABU
- Celebrations of lives, for shortOBITS
- Dance arrangements, familiarlyCHOREO
- One making frequent pitching changes?YODELER
- Back of the neckNAPE
- It’s spoken in AberdeenSCOTS
- “Who ___ knows?”ELSE
- ElderlyAGED
- “I call dibs!”MINE
- [I’m mad!]GRR
- Honor for a playOBIE
- Place in the earthINTER
- South African currencyRAND
- Operatic showpieceARIA
- *”Man, that was cheap!”WHATASTEAL
- *Holder of the single-game W.N.B.A. scoring record (53 points)LIZCAMBAGE
- Something to do before a dealANTE
- Super, in slangACES
- Lisa who “ate no basil,” in a palindromeBONET
- Missiles and suchARMS
- Animal in a “Sound of Music” songDOE
- Big Super Bowl purchaseTVAD
- Easy as falling off ___ALOG
- Nickname for a really thin guySLIM
- What Mercury and Venus lackMOONS
- Religious observance that’s also a past-tense verbLENT
- “That ship has sailed”TOOLATE
- Small-timeTWOBIT
- Cause of red-eyeFLASH
- AteHAD
- RegretRUE
- *Diner choiceCORNERBOOTH
- *Something visually arrestingEYEPOPPER
- ChiefHEAD
- Coin with 12 stars on one sideEURO
- Ancient greetingAVE
- El Misisipi, e.g.RIO
- Source of some South American woolALPACA
- Get groceries, saySHOP
- SoleLONE
- Film excerptCLIP
- *Duplicate, in word processingCOPYPASTE
- *Disappear suddenlyUPANDVANISH
- Long-handled toolHOE
- One with a track recordRACER
- Spore producerFERN
- Keys of some songsALICIA
- Loan fig.APR
- Political workerAIDE
- “A fickle food,” per Emily DickinsonFAME
- Superlatively pleasantNICEST
Down
- Children’s playroom, oftenMESS
- Zen garden accessoryRAKE
- Running argument?PRIMARYDEBATE
- Frame in a box scoreINNING
- Hebrew for “son”BEN
- ___ Mawr CollegeBRYN
- Sword’s placeSHEATH
- Almost a score of Mozart compositionsPIANOSONATAS
- Receptacle for ancient Greek votesURN
- 11-Down and suchREST
- Small siestasCATNAPS
- Low-pHACIDIC
- Follower of CDROM
- La ___ Tar PitsBREA
- DonkeyishASININE
- Have a connection withTIEINTO
- HordesMASSES
- Org. behind 14 of the 15 most-watched TV broadcasts in U.S. historyNFL
- Capital of the Indian state of RajasthanJAIPUR
- They help with printing and pointingLASERS
- Made line changesEDITED
- Body of water greatly shrunk by 1960s Soviet irrigationARALSEA
- To the pointSUCCINCT
- HowlBAY
- Opposite of the Latin “odi”AMO
- Busy as ___ABEE
- Less green, sayRIPER
- Title woman in a #1 Beach Boys hitRHONDA
- Learn by ___ROTE
- Score of zero, in slangBAGEL
- InsELITE
- Pollution portmanteauSMAZE
- People who would object to this clue because of it’s punctuationGRAMMARPOLICE
- FixesRIGS
- Issa of “Insecure”RAE
- “How disastrous!”OHNO
- “No way!”ITCANTBE
- Nonnegotiable thingsNEEDS
- Sound a warningRINGTHEALARM
- Spanish month that anagrams to a zodiac signABRIL
- Bit of gumWAD
- ___-faireSAVOIR
- Birds on Minnesota state quartersLOONS
- Bad smellMALODOR
- “Ugh!”BLEAH
- -electTOBE
- AlarminglyALLTOO
- Daytime TV fareSOAP
- Back-to-school timeMONDAY
- “Well, that’s that!”THEEND
- Follower of 76-Down: Abbr.TUE
- Suffix with electionEER
- Skater’s leapTOELOOP
- Candy discardWRAPPER
- Not to goFORHERE
- Ballroom dance from CubaCHACHA
- Sent packingOUSTED
- Actress De Carlo of “The Munsters”YVONNE
- Out-eat?PICNIC
- E.M.T.’s procedureCPR
- Tiny batteryAAAA
- SmokePUFF
- Welsh form of “John”EVAN
- Goddess pictured with a solar disk above herISIS
- Excellent, in dated slangPHAT
- Grade school subj.SCI
- Shade of greenPEA
- Muslim-American iconALI