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Across
- How some stock shares are soldATPAR
- Caesar salad ingredientANCHOVY
- Big name in swimwearSPEEDO
- African grazerRHINO
- Yalitza ___, Best Actress nominee for 2018’s “Roma”APARICIO
- Woodworking machinePLANER
- R. J. Reynolds product that once sponsored “The Dick Van Dyke Show”KENTCIGARETTES
- Had legs, so to speakLASTED
- Flying class?AVES
- Like some leaves and knivesSERRATED
- BlastFUNTIME
- “The Confessions of ___ Turner” (1967 Pulitzer-winning novel)NAT
- ScrappedWENTATIT
- One who might say “Your money’s no good here”?BARTERER
- Overwhelming favoriteSUREBET
- Roofing materialTIN
- Dyes that can be used as pH indicatorsCONGOREDS
- Echo voiceALEXA
- Eponym of Aqaba’s airportKINGHUSSEIN
- Editorial reversalSTET
- Simmering sitesSTOVETOPS
- On the scheduleSLATED
- Chef’s creationRECIPE
- Crosses one’s fingersHOPES
- SophisticatedSUAVE
- Subjects of four famous violin concertos by VivaldiSEASONS
- Can’t takeDETESTS
- Body part that’s also a Hebrew letterSHIN
- Christ, to ChristiansOURLORD
- FlavorfulSAPID
- Colts, maybePISTOLS
- Sch. on Chesapeake BayUSNA
- Interstellar cloudsNEBULAE
- Fundamental dispositionsNATURES
- With 55-Down, inning endersTHIRD
- Pourable art materialRESIN
- Creature seen basking on the shores of the GalápagosIGUANA
- Superman co-creator JerrySIEGEL
- Sports icon with the autobiography “Faster Than Lightning”USAINBOLT
- Entertainer MinnelliLIZA
- Bitcoin and the likeECURRENCIES
- 47th U.S. vice presidentBIDEN
- Comic actor whose wife left him to marry their neighbor, Frank SinatraZEPPOMARX
- Airer of the gospel music reality competition “Sunday Best”BET
- Classic ChevroletsBELAIRS
- EaglelikeAQUILINE
- One with a small but devoted fan baseCULTHERO
- AAA serviceTOW
- Restrained from bitingMUZZLED
- Places of intense scrutinyHOTSEATS
- Entertainment on a diner place mat, maybeMAZE
- Alka-Seltzer tablet, for oneFIZZER
- Early omnivoreHUNTERGATHERER
- Returning after curfew, sayINLATE
- Substance used to preserve the Declaration of IndependenceARGONGAS
- Apt rhyme for “bore”SNORE
- ___ PiecesREESES
- Has in mindPLANSON
- Mary I or Elizabeth ITUDOR
Down
- Major tributary of the MississippiARKANSAS
- Gymnastics event for both men and womenTHEVAULT
- The ___ State, nickname for MainePINETREE
- Targets of formicideANTS
- Mythical flierROC
- IsolatedAPART
- AccountNARRATIVE
- Popular performance-enhancing supplement for athletesCREATINE
- Freaking outHITTINGTHEPANICBUTTON
- Good-sized wedding bandOCTET
- CompetedVIED
- Rockyesque interjectionsYOS
- Spends extravagantlySPLURGES
- Some biodiesel sourcesPLANTOILS
- Victorian home?EASTERNAUSTRALIA
- WholeENTIRE
- JudgedDEEMED
- Things taken while waitingORDERS
- RepresentativeAGENT
- “Capeesh”ISEE
- WhiffsFANS
- Org. for lightweightsWBA
- End-of-level challenges in video gamesBOSSES
- Items in 18″ x 18″ x 1 3/4″ boxesEXTRALARGEPIZZAS
- Like the hands in the Allstate logoCUPPED
- Keystone ___KOPS
- ___ & the BlowfishHOOTIE
- What sneers expressSCORN
- Popular dating appTINDER
- Lake drained by the Truckee RiverTAHOE
- IniquitiesEVILS
- Places of iniquityDENS
- Spanish “that”ESO
- State capital on the MississippiSTPAUL
- Word with roll or barSUSHI
- Muppet wearing a horizontally striped shirtERNIE
- Chinese port city on Korea BayDALIAN
- Occupy, as a boothSITAT
- See 63-AcrossOUTS
- English county that’s home to BrightonSUSSEX
- Weather map symbolSUN
- Butter, in BurgundyBEURRE
- Doctors Without Borders and others, in briefNGOS
- Having a low neckline, as a dressDECOLLETE
- “Gotta split”IBETTERGO
- Group of 18th-century thinkers that included Voltaire and RousseauLUMIERES
- Numbers of concern to showrunnersNIELSENS
- The “Last Great Race on Earth”IDITAROD
- Love match?ZEROZERO
- RespondentANSWERER
- South African moneyRAND
- Slo-___ fuseBLO
- Pan flute musician in iconic commercials of the 1980sZAMFIR
- Like a jackassEQUINE
- Your current occupation?PUZZLE
- Some skilled workers in “Brave New World”BETAS
- Lead-in to whileERST
- Party line?CONGA
- Former North Carolina senator Kay ___HAGAN
- Let flyHURL
- Clickable listMENU
- W.W. II general ___ ArnoldHAP
- Clock setting on the Big Island: Abbr.HST