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Across
- Half of a 1960s folk-rock groupPAPAS
- ActionCOMBAT
- Car thief’s toolSLIMJIM
- Govt.-backed investmentTBILL
- Another name for the cornflowerBLUECAP
- Vacuum tube with five active componentsPENTODE
- What the church’s music director wanted to do?ACQUIREACHOIR
- Stick in a churchINCENSE
- Difficult problemSTUMPER
- “I’m With ___” (2016 campaign slogan)HER
- Broadband overseer, for shortFCC
- UpATBAT
- Nasty wordsVENOM
- Truism about unwanted sound?ANOISEANNOYS
- DullINSIPID
- Indian term of addressSRI
- Call ___ early nightITAN
- Sch. on the Mississippi RiverLSU
- RobustnessVIM
- PoundsPUMMELS
- ChatterJAW
- Greatly dismay one of the Beatles?APPALLAPAUL
- Picture cardsIDS
- Carousel figurePONY
- Staple in Creole cookingREDBEANS
- West Indies city that’s home to Lynden Pindling International AirportNASSAU
- Classic Halloween costumeDEVIL
- Affirmed under oathSWORETO
- Literary character whose house is uprooted by a tornadoAUNTEM
- Shade similar to claretCERISE
- Times when your archenemy shows up?ARIVALSARRIVALS
- Decorative throwAFGHAN
- Quaint giggleTEEHEE
- In a dazeOUTOFIT
- Native of Hrvatska, e.g.CROAT
- One of the RamonesDEEDEE
- Dipped in egg and bread crumbs, then friedMILANESE
- ConsiderDEEM
- Unimpressive brain sizePEA
- What the antigovernment activist does?ATTACKSATAX
- Acct. holdingsCDS
- Setting of a 1903 Victor Herbert operettaTOYLAND
- Spanish letter with a tildeENE
- Little kidTOT
- ___ doble (dance)PASO
- What’s not a good fit?IRE
- Halloween haulCANDIES
- “Aye” or “Oui”?AVOWELAVOWAL
- Anne of fashionKLEIN
- Pertaining to the lowest possible levelBASAL
- Rep.’s opponentDEM
- One of the N.H.L.’s original six teams: Abbr.BOS
- ScholarlyLEARNED
- Facing a judgeONTRIAL
- Geronimo, when his beard was just coming in?APATCHYAPACHE
- Former Indianapolis arenaRCADOME
- Didn’t go outSATHOME
- America’s foe in an 1898 warSPAIN
- Noted satellite of 1962TELSTAR
- Some green saucesPESTOS
- Very smallEENSY
Down
- Some book fair organizers, for shortPTAS
- “The Good Doctor” airerABCTV
- ArousePIQUE
- Class Notes subjectsALUMNI
- Get into with little effortSLIPON
- One who asks “Got your ears on?”CBER
- Rio helloOLA
- SignificantlyMUCH
- Take from the top?BEHEAD
- Nut seen on the back of a dimeACORN
- ___ chi ch’uan (martial art)TAI
- Liven (up)SPICE
- Billionaire BlavatnikLEN
- Recites, as a spellINCANTS
- Sight from Catania, in briefMTETNA
- Frontman whom People magazine once named “sexiest rock star”JONBONJOVI
- “Methinks …”IDSAY
- MatchesMEETS
- Co. that might hire influencersPRFIRM
- Radiation unitsREMS
- TV show with the theme song “Won’t Get Fooled Again”CSIMIAMI
- Sch. whose mascot is Brutus BuckeyeOSU
- Suffers (from)AILS
- 1887 Chekhov playIVANOV
- Spots at the card tablePIPS
- “___ bit confused”IMA
- Director von TrierLARS
- GushSPEW
- Hairstyle that calls for a lot of sprayUPDO
- Do some preschedulingPLANAHEAD
- Ending with “umich.”EDU
- Black birdsANIS
- Actor Noah of “ER”WYLE
- Prophet believed to be buried in the Cave of the PatriarchsABRAHAM
- Eye luridlyLEERAT
- Foreign language seen on U.S. moneyLATIN
- In mint conditionUNUSED
- AvatarPERSONA
- Park place?STREET
- Extremely drySERE
- Symbols of change, in mathDELTAS
- Protected on a boatALEE
- Bathroom sealantCAULK
- Ravaged, as mosquitoes mightATEALIVE
- Spoke aloudVOICED
- Rock band whose lead guitarist notably dresses in a schoolboy uniformACDC
- Actor ArmisenFRED
- Flies into a violent rageGOESPOSTAL
- Sci-fi bounty hunter Boba ___FETT
- Golfer AokiISAO
- Reach out with one’s hands?TEXT
- Susan of “L.A. Law”DEY
- Abolitionist HoraceMANN
- Spot for cannonballsPOOL
- Part of a Victorian social scheduleTEA
- Who wrote “This is the way the world ends / Not with a bang but a whimper”TSELIOT
- Enticing smellsAROMAS
- In mint conditionNEW
- Some honorsAWARDS
- Polishing aidsCLOTHS
- Flatpack retailerIKEA
- Go byELAPSE
- Mexican wrapSERAPE
- Cancel earlyABORT
- Former secretary of state CyrusVANCE
- Psychotherapist AlfredADLER
- DiminishABATE
- Like Machu PicchuINCAN
- Some fruit-flavored sodasNEHIS
- ___-freeSCOT
- Caustic cleanersLYES
- Not allowDENY
- Residency org.AMA
- Trivial contentPAP
- Benefits plan, maybeHMO