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Across Clues
- Perpendicular to the ship’s middleABEAM
- “Let’s do this!”ITSTIME
- Larger of Mars’s two moonsPHOBOS
- Proof of purchase for some contestsBOXTOP
- Maines of the Dixie ChicksNATALIE
- Out of date?LONELY
- Underwater mine?BATTLESHIPRISK
- Some end-of-season announcementsAWARDS
- ___ Plus (grooming brand)ATRA
- “Insecure” star IssaRAE
- Comparison middleASA
- Peaceful protestSITIN
- Get a copy of a 1965 #1 Beatles hit?ACQUIRETICKETTORIDE
- South America’s ___ PicchuMACHU
- Left-wingerLIB
- U.N. worker protection agcy.ILO
- “___ Music’s golden tongue / Flatter’d to tears this aged man …”: KeatsERE
- Actor MiloOSHEA
- Minute Maid Park player, informallySTRO
- Formed for a particular purposeADHOC
- Sultan Qaboos’s landOMAN
- Something to be defendedTHESIS
- Rather poor ambassador’s skill?SORRYDIPLOMACY
- School in development?ROE
- Hat, informallyLID
- Bomb with the audienceDIE
- Brand with an arrow through its logoSUNOCO
- Grp. getting a pay cut?IRS
- “Roll Tide!” school, for shortBAMA
- Rolled ___OATS
- Prefix with warriorECO
- Formerly known asNEE
- Reason a computer program wouldn’t open?MEMORYTROUBLE
- Some touchdown scorers, for shortRBS
- ZippoNIL
- “Am ___ sensitive?”ITOO
- ExistedWERE
- Thanksgiving servingYAM
- Things folded in the kitchenBLINIS
- “Cinderella” mouseGUS
- Big-eared animalASS
- PastAGO
- Incredibly hard puzzle?CRANIUMTWISTER
- One with a confession to makeSINNER
- ConsumeHAVE
- Responds wistfullySIGHS
- First name in fashionYVES
- Impressive holeEAGLE
- “___ reconsidered”IVE
- Padre’s hermanoTIO
- Prefix with pressureACU
- “Eww!”GROSS
- Link a quartet of supermarket employees?CONNECTFOURCHECKERS
- Aid for a tracking shotDOLLY
- Jumpy sort, for short?ROO
- Vehicle that often rolls over, in briefIRA
- ___ materALMA
- Angry Shakespearean cryFIEFIE
- Something you’re not allowed to do in math?TABOOOPERATION
- MistakesERRATA
- Bit of nonsense in a #1 Ella Fitzgerald hitATASKET
- Not ruling outOPENTO
- Gadget for lemonsZESTER
- Goes back and forth (with)BANTERS
- A cylinder has twoEDGES
Vertical Clues
- Band with a symmetrical logoABBA
- Bath toyBOAT
- Pizzeria orderEXTRACHEESE
- Some lawyers’ casesATTACHES
- Kind of biol.MOL
- Picks up later in life?INHERITS
- Red ___ (sushi fish)TAI
- Irish icon, for shortSTPAT
- Ankle bonesTARSI
- Relating to the pelvisILIAC
- Prefix with communicationMIS
- Hair-raising cryEEK
- Pigtail, e.g.PLAIT
- Many a “… For Dummies” bookHOWTO
- TransmittingONAIR
- Comic who acted in “Ocean’s Eleven”BERNIEMAC
- Smelling of mothballsOLD
- Part of O.S.: Abbr.SYS
- Original home of Paddington BearPERU
- Moves effortlessly (through)SAILS
- Streetside hangoutsSTOOPS
- Draw back in fearQUAIL
- River that rises in the Cantabrian MountainsEBRO
- Player/coach Jason of the N.B.A.KIDD
- K-12ELHI
- Constellation between Ursa Major and Ursa MinorDRACO
- Kids’ rhyme starterEENY
- Big name in pain reliefMOTRIN
- Onto landASHORE
- Code on a bag to ChicagoORD
- AnnuallyAYEAR
- Like a space cadetCLUELESS
- 1847 novel of the seaOMOO
- “Finlandia” composerSIBELIUS
- Rollickingly funnyRIOTOUS
- “Time was … “ONCE
- Feature of a millpondDAM
- “You couldn’t possibly mean me!?”MOI
- Oil field?ART
- Kind of jobTOW
- ___ Bird, 10-time W.N.B.A. All-StarSUE
- Bite-size, sayMINI
- Teaching positions can be part of their workYOGIS
- Chest protectorBRA
- “La La Land” actorRYANGOSLING
- Rolls out of bed in the morning?BAGELS
- Messy treatsSMORES
- Fluorine’s atomic numberNINE
- “Way to go!”BRAVO
- Purple flowersLAVENDERS
- Longtime Walter Berndt comic stripSMITTY
- Spot for wallowingSTY
- All-out attackSIEGE
- StylishCHIC
- Cry at a happy hour, maybeTGIF
- Cry of excitementWHOO
- “Well, Did You ___?”EVAH
- GateRECEIPTS
- Did some documentary workNARRATED
- Bolivian capitalSUCRE
- 0%, in the dairy aisleNOFAT
- Highest-levelELITE
- Nice forecastCLEAR
- Population classificationURBAN
- Settle down for the nightROOST
- Sam who sang “Twistin’ the Night Away”COOKE
- Corn syrup brandKARO
- Tiny bitMOTE
- They always come with mayoANOS
- Flat-topped hatFEZ
- HeatIRE
- Keyboard keyTAB
- ___ minimumATA
- Anthem contractionOER
- One rampaging in 2018’s “Rampage”APE