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Across Clues
- SmidgensIOTAS
- Friend, to FrançoisAMI
- Sniper’s aidSCOPE
- Olympics symbolTORCH
- Symbol for an audio deviceEAR
- Big name in pest controlORKIN
- Crams (in)SHOEHORNS
- Center of U.S. lobsteringMAINE
- Luxury purse monogramYSL
- Long March leader in ChinaMAO
- Abandons a commitment, in slangBAILS
- Some romantic entanglementsLOVETRIANGLES
- ___ of one’s existenceBANE
- Letters after Chuck Schumer’s nameDNY
- Texter’s “One more thing …”BTW
- Philosopher with a “razor”OCCAM
- ET from the planet MelmacALF
- Bank with M.L.B. naming rights, for shortCITI
- Things clinked on New Year’s EveCHAMPAGNEFLUTES
- Fey of “30 Rock”TINA
- Drop from the rosterCUT
- Alternatives to taxisUBERS
- Prefix with freak or friendlyECO
- Undergarment with hooksBRA
- Harley, e.g., informallyBIKE
- Interviewing aidsTAPERECORDERS
- St. Kitts’s island partnerNEVIS
- Jerry’s partner in ice creamBEN
- Org. with code-named programsCIA
- Confine, as on a farmPENIN
- Subjects of health class diagramsSEXORGANS
- Minotaur’s islandCRETE
- Trident-shaped letterPSI
- Man’s name whose last letter often has an accentANDRE
- Funeral firesPYRES
- “Even so …”YET
- What the ends of 17-, 23-, 36-, 47- and 57-Across makeMUSIC
Vertical Clues
- Teeny-weenyITSY
- Cries of aweOOHS
- Online troublemakerTROLL
- Nail, as a testACE
- “Zip it!”SHH
- Make fizzy, in a wayAERATE
- Home that may have a butlerMANOR
- Returns org.IRS
- A bunchSOMANY
- Daniel ___, player of 007CRAIG
- “Sure, try me”OKILLBITE
- Bowling alley worker, oncePINSETTER
- L.A.-to-Chicago dir.ENE
- Gathering clouds, to someOMEN
- Canada’s oldest national parkBANFF
- Michelle who wrote “Becoming”OBAMA
- Improvise, in jazzVAMP
- Lay off, as workersIDLE
- Roger Federer’s nationalitySWISS
- Largish jazz comboOCTET
- Deceitful doingsCHICANERY
- Item made unnecessary by a pull tabCANOPENER
- Bug in “A Bug’s Life”ANT
- Expert solver of a Rubik’s toyCUBER
- Zoning divisions, maybeACRES
- Green dip, informallyGUAC
- Princess Leia’s twin brotherLUKE
- Picklers’ solutionsBRINES
- Campaign promise of Boris JohnsonBREXIT
- Fig. on a driver’s license or passportIDNO
- Paperless party announcementEVITE
- More than fatOBESE
- A bunchSCADS
- Letters on a crucifixINRI
- “Just hold on ___!”ASEC
- Angel dust lettersPCP
- 007, for oneSPY
- Animal in a flockRAM
- Animal in a herdGNU