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NYT Across Clues
- Start of the third qtr.JUL
- Treatment centers?SPAS
- Sycophant’s qualitySMARM
- Mr. Dithers’s wife in “Blondie”CORA
- ___-ball pensUNI
- Ristorante dessertTORTA
- Construction site vehicleLOADER
- TopAPEX
- Richard Simmons diet regimen / London tabloidDEALAMEAL/DAILYMAIL
- RecordsANNALS
- One may have a height restrictionRIDE
- GaugeASSESS
- Carpe ___DIEM
- What a red pepper on a menu may signal / Made clearSPICYFOOD/SPECIFIED
- Caninelike animal more closely related to a cat than a dogHYENA
- Three-engine planesTRIJETS
- Babies grow into themKIDS
- O. J. Simpson trial judgeITO
- “Goosebumps” authorSTINE
- So-called “cradle of civilization”SUMER
- CurseDAMN
- Preceder of free throws / Juice container?FOULCALL/FUELCELL
- Pretended to bePOSEDAS
- Inventor HoweELIAS
- DiscombobulatedATSEA
- Slimming surgeries, in briefLIPOS
- ___ Ste. Marie, Mich.SAULT
- Strategic positionVANTAGE
- Like the data in big dataMINED
- Warriors’ org.NBA
- Really botheredTOREAT
- Used, as a chairSATIN
- Chow mein relativeSUBGUM
- Self-reflective questionWHOAMI
- Fooler / Summer Olympics standoutTRICKSTER/TRACKSTAR
- Sound signal boosterPREAMP
- Kind of medicineHERBAL
- Lady friend, in LivornoAMICA
- SoCal-based sneaker brandLAGEAR
- Zeno of ___ELEA
- Colonial Indian titleSAHIB
- When big bands thrivedRADIOERA
- Bridges of old filmLLOYD
- “Shush!”CANIT
- Writer ShawIRWIN
- Scheduled to arriveDUEIN
- HypothesizedPOSITED
- Harry Potter’s ex-girlfriend / Register soundCHOCHANG/CHACHING
- National Spelling Bee airerESPN
- Some prized Prado piecesGOYAS
- One of the KennedysETHEL
- DisappointingSAD
- Sin subject?TRIG
- Lessens the distance between, in a raceGAINSON
- Straight or curly hair, e.g.TRAIT
- “He’s so lame!” / Deer varietyWHATATOOL/WHITETAIL
- Golden apple goddessERIS
- App developer’s milestoneLAUNCH
- Prefix with portHELI
- Photographer’s lightSTROBE
- Thin neckwear / Assam or Earl GreySTRINGTIE/STRONGTEA
- CompleteATOZ
- Lightly touchedKISSED
- Afghan, e.g.HOUND
- Cursive capital that looks like a flipped “&”ESS
- Mustang featureMANE
- MountSTEED
- Little sibling, oftenPEST
- Major race sponsorSTP
NYT Vertical Clues
- Jerusalem’s onetime kingdomJUDAH
- NervousUNEASY
- Act the middlemanLIAISE
- Visits for a timeSTAYSAT
- Yappy lap dogs, informallyPOMS
- Plane calculationAREA
- UnadventurousSTAID
- Word after “&” in many a company nameSON
- Minister’s homeMANSE
- Makes into a movie, sayADAPTS
- TrustsRELIESUPON
- Richie’s mom on “Happy Days”MRSC
- Flare-ups in the hood?CARFIRES
- OxyContin or DemerolOPIOID
- Fixes the décor of completelyREDOES
- CanceledAXED
- Sort ofALITTLE
- Thin layersLAMINAE
- Moscow landmarkLENINSTOMB
- Writer JongERICA
- “Hoo boy!”YIKES
- SolidifyJELL
- 18, sayOFAGE
- Is litigiousSUES
- Baby in a basketMOSES
- Actor PatelDEV
- ResemblingALA
- Cookies filled with green creme / Flattish sea creaturesMINTOREOS/MANTARAYS
- Best at a hot dog contestOUTEAT
- CapLIMIT
- Risky / Denim attireDANGEROUS/DUNGAREES
- See 49-DownALBUM
- With 48-Down, philatelist’s collectionSTAMP
- ___ gland (melatonin producer)PINEAL
- Five things in “La Bohème”ARIAS
- Pulled a fast one onDUPED
- Part of a wedding that dragsTRAIN
- Comp ___ (college major, informally)SCI
- Dog show initialsAKC
- Grp. with wandsTSA
- Often-oval floor décorBRAIDEDRUG
- PuppyWHELP
- “Are you listening?!”HELLO
- Stressed at the end, in a wayIAMBIC
- ___ to goRARIN
- Crime-fighting mom of 1980s TVLACEY
- Jets and othersGANGS
- Tried somethingHADAGOATIT
- LambasteRIP
- Massachusetts’ Cape ___ANN
- Scan, in a wayDIGITIZE
- Storyteller’s transitionTHEN
- Olympian bloodICHOR
- Like some German winesRHENISH
- HowlWAIL
- Garments worn in old RomeTOGAE
- Future cereal grainOATSEED
- Actress Ronan of “Lady Bird”SAOIRSE
- Sprint competitorATANDT
- Second letter in the Greek for “Athens”THETA
- Vehemently criticizeRAILON
- Words of resignationILOSE
- PotfulANTES
- Least warmICIEST
- Daddy Warbucks’s bodyguardTHEASP
- Hard smackWHAM
- Judgmental soundsTSKS
- Word with “f” or fullSTOP
- First N.F.L. team to go 0-16 for a season, in 2008LIONS
- Spring localeBED
- ___ the dayRUE