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Across
- Lack of this results in baldnessTREAD
- AlcoholSPIRITS
- Scenes from action moviesCHASES
- Old foundationCORSET
- 1994 Jean-Claude Van Damme sci-fi thrillerTIMECOP
- Get backRECOUP
- Parenting: A+MOTHERSUPERIOR
- Night demonsINCUBI
- MaintainKEEPUP
- Number of people in an office?DENTIST
- “Step ___!”ONIT
- Bye wordADIEU
- Nervous stressAGITA
- Chip-on-one’s-shoulder outlooks, in slangTUDES
- Taming wild horses: D-BREAKINGBAD
- Reflex messengersNEURONS
- Heavy metalLEAD
- Some kitchen appliancesGES
- Wildlife conservationist’s deviceDARTGUN
- Union station?ALTAR
- Valet skills: B+PARKINGFINE
- You can dig itORE
- Spain and England in the 16th centurySEAPOWERS
- Like a sure betNORISK
- Watch chainsFOBS
- Do an old printing house jobSETTYPE
- Skills, in SevillaARTES
- HeartMIDST
- Hosting a morning news show: C+SCARBOROUGHFAIR
- Photo finishMATTE
- First draft picksONEAS
- It makes stealing pay offLATETAG
- “See you later!”CIAO
- CheerfulJOCUND
- Norman Lear series starBEAARTHUR
- SpotsADS
- Stuffing tip jars: DBUCKPASSING
- Chip away atERODE
- Bottom line figureNETCOST
- Alternative to a MaxwellREO
- Indy winner LuyendykARIE
- Hot stuffEROTICA
- Employee efficiency: D+WORKINGPOOR
- SorcererMAGUS
- Much, informallyLOTSA
- Supply-___ (economic theorist)SIDER
- Growing roomACRE
- Do a P.R. makeover onREBRAND
- 16501-16511ERIEPA
- Put on holdSHELVE
- Baseball skill: CBATTINGAVERAGE
- Protect, as freshnessSEALIN
- What to do once you’ve made your bed, per a sayingLIEINIT
- SkirtsEVADES
- Nueva York, e.g.ESTADO
- AfterwordENDNOTE
- Bibliographical abbr.ETSEQ
Down
- Channel on which to see some b&w filmsTCM
- FleeceROOK
- Noted Deco designerERTE
- 1975 Wimbledon champASHE
- New Age author ChopraDEEPAK
- Apt name for a cook?STU
- LuluPIP
- Used Gchat, e.g.IMED
- Went back through a passageREREAD
- Hockey infractionICING
- “Yer darn ___!”TOOTIN
- Clear sodaSPRITE
- Lit ___CRIT
- Farm setterHEN
- StoryACCOUNT
- Stereo quality: BSOUNDSGOOD
- Blake who wrote “Memories of You”EUBIE
- Roast rotatorsSPITS
- Fantasy author Canavan, author of the “Black Magician” trilogyTRUDI
- WhirlSPIN
- Producers of the most Mideast oilSAUDIS
- Actress SamanthaEGGAR
- Rides since 2011UBERS
- Burned rubberTORE
- Designer BillBLASS
- U. S. Grant adversaryRELEE
- Trouble terriblyEATAT
- Learns to live withADAPTSTO
- Set a price ofASK
- MalodorousRANK
- Metro areas, informallyURBS
- Sticks together?NEST
- Luxury car pioneer HenryROYCE
- One may exert pressurePEER
- Significant advancesINROADS
- The other guysNOTUS
- Diver LouganisGREG
- Porgy and bassFISH
- F.D.R. programWPA
- Dangerous structureFIRETRAP
- Combat zoneARENA
- Anglican headwearMITRE
- Strong brewBOCK
- “Movin’ ___”ONUP
- Call attention to, as a potential problemFLAG
- Small power sourceAAA
- Classic shoe nameMCAN
- Starting job in Washington, sayAIDE
- Fashion sense: ATASTEGREAT
- Lead-in to fareTHORO
- Part of a TV transmissionAUDIO
- ___ Garson, Oscar winner for “Mrs. Miniver”GREER
- SolomonlikeJUST
- One-eighth partOCTILE
- Funeral standsBIERS
- Mushroom that might be served in ramenENOKI
- Uncivil greetingsBOOS
- Sign of a smash hitSRO
- ___ de Vil, Disney villainCRUELLA
- Patch (together)COBBLE
- Way to get to Harlem, per Duke EllingtonATRAIN
- Desire a piece of the actionWANTIN
- ConceptionIDEA
- ChutzpahNERVE
- MournGRIEVE
- Snooker shotMASSE
- Flu symptomsACHES
- FullSATED
- Clinton’s attorney general for all eight yearsRENO
- Rat Pack nicknameDINO
- Quod ___ faciendumERAT
- Stationer’s stockPADS
- “Let Us Now Praise Famous Men” writerAGEE
- Kid-___ (TV for tots)VID
- Tiny criticismNIT
- Pioneer cellphone co.GTE
- Fancy-looking name appendageESQ