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NYT Across Clues
- Google Calendar, e.g.WEBAPP
- In additionATTHAT
- “Foundation” authorASIMOV
- Hit 2009 movie set in the 22nd centuryAVATAR
- Cry of exasperationSHEESH
- When Hamlet diesACTFIVE
- Unemployed salon worker?DISTRESSEDHAIRDRESSER
- Venusians, e.g., informallyETS
- In base 8OCTAL
- Bob ___, 1968 record-setting long jumperBEAMON
- Foreign title that’s an anagram of its English equivalentSRI
- Unemployed nail polisher?DEFILEDMANICURIST
- Most preferredPET
- Coffee orderICED
- JokesterWAG
- Some TV drama settings, for shortERS
- HotSEXY
- Troublemaker since birthBADSEED
- Something paid to a heroHOMAGE
- Cosby’s “I Spy” co-starCULP
- Jack-in-the-box partLID
- Unemployed men’s clothier?DISPATCHEDTAILOR
- Wing itADLIB
- Remote figure: Abbr.VOL
- Hydro plant localeDAM
- Exam scored on a scale of 1 to 5, informallyAPTEST
- Designer GeoffreyBEENE
- “___ Live” (onetime cooking show)EMERIL
- ___ tear (sports injury)ACL
- Jay precederDEE
- Unemployed educator?DEGRADEDTEACHER
- Media inits. before One, Two or FourBBC
- Wall Street orderPUT
- Question after “I’m back”MISSME
- Fish in a tankTETRA
- RubberERASER
- Article in La RepubblicaUNA
- KittyPOT
- Port Authority posting: Abbr.SCHED
- Unemployed loan officer?DISTRUSTEDBANKER
- Watchdog org. established by NixonEPA
- Salon supplyGELS
- “No returns,” e.g.CAVEAT
- “Extra! Extra!” shouterNEWSBOY
- Repeated word in a 1957 Harry Belafonte hitDAYO
- Fan noiseRAH
- Cote callBAA
- ___ spellSITA
- It’s kept in a penINK
- Unemployed rancher?DERANGEDCATTLEMAN
- Capt.’s guessETA
- More balancedEVENER
- Popular fontARIAL
- Airport near D.C.BWI
- Unemployed prestidigitator?DISILLUSIONEDMAGICIAN
- Efficient kind of shoppingONESTOP
- Iconic 1950s-’70s female TV role played by a maleLASSIE
- Achieve something by meritEARNIT
- Like the lion slain by HerculesNEMEAN
- Be short withSNAPAT
- Peanut butter choiceSMOOTH
NYT Vertical Clues
- Tested the waters, sayWADED
- Request for an online R.S.V.P.EVITE
- Bluegrass instrumentBASSFIDDLE
- ___.com, site with the category “Cellphones & tablets”ATT
- One out?PAROLEE
- Came beforePRECEDED
- ___ teaASSAM
- Sheriffs, marshals, etc.THELAW
- “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” characterTED
- Short snickerHEH
- Easy ___ASABC
- President during the Vietnam WarTHIEU
- StraddlingACROSS
- Surgical tubeSTENT
- SuppositionsIFS
- Like FeburaryMISSPELLED
- Advertise excessivelyOVEREXPOSE
- It’s the truthVERITY
- Used as a role modelADMIRED
- Part of S.O.P.: Abbr.STD
- Beauty that’s seldom seenRAREGEM
- Suffix with linguistICS
- Okinawa portNAHA
- “___ Rhythm”IGOT
- ExecSUIT
- Spill the beansBLAB
- SecondAIDE
- Send in a different directionDIVERT
- Fast-food sandwiches introduced in 1985MCDLTS
- “Bingo!”AHA
- They go down easilyCAPLETS
- “Brave New World” drugSOMA
- Responded in courtPLED
- Dash gaugeTACH
- AAA suggestion: Abbr.RTE
- It borders Ky.IND
- You can page through themBEEPERS
- Like “A Star Is Born,” several timesREMADE
- A mean AminIDI
- Blackjack comboACETEN
- MavenGURU
- Locker room shower?ESPN
- Every which wayAMOK
- ___ centerREC
- Hospital unitBED
- Two-masted sailing vesselBRIGANTINE
- Longtime host of “American Top 40”CASEYKASEM
- Source of a Boston “curse”THEBAMBINO
- Defaulter’s comeuppanceREPO
- Every 24 hoursADAY
- Normandy invasion townSTLO
- Marie and Donny Osmond, e.g.UTAHANS
- It borders Ida.NEV
- Find with difficultySCAREUP
- HonBABE
- Not very muchATAD
- Produces a revival ofRESTAGES
- Royal Charlotte’s fatherWILLIAM
- Abbr. in many an office addressSTE
- Failed, as a cellphone or car to its userDIEDON
- Estée Lauder competitorREVLON
- “Evangeline” settingACADIA
- Symbol of changeDELTA
- Young and SimonNEILS
- Preceder of “Do I have to?”GROAN
- Headgear for a knightARMET
- Padre’s hermanaTIA
- Look forAWAIT
- Beethoven’s “Choral” SymphonyNINTH
- Suffix with expertISE
- Code-cracking org.NSA
- Special giftESP
- ___-MagnonCRO