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NYT Across Clues
- Big name in computer networkingCISCO
- Progressive rivalESURANCE
- AriesTHERAM
- North Dakota-to-Michigan hwy.USTEN
- Members of an Oklahoma tribeSHAWNEES
- Addressee of a waiter in a French restaurantMADAME
- ExposesBARES
- Interrogate a founding father?QUERYWASHINGTON
- Uganda’s AminIDI
- One getting shooedPEST
- Bone: PrefixOSSEO
- Was wide openGAPED
- Like the first man-made space satelliteSOVIET
- What the earth and many political analysts doSPIN
- They’re added on bus. linesEXTS
- “Sticks and Bones” playwright DavidRABE
- “There are no atheists in foxholes”?TRENCHQUOTE
- Word aptly found in “controlled” and “marshaled”LED
- Token in the game LifeCAR
- Was a ratSANG
- Engaged inUPTO
- Tremors?BABYQUAKES
- Hershey brandROLO
- “From your lips to God’s ears”HOPESO
- Frequent subject of paintings by Winslow HomerSEA
- Largest lake in South AmericaMARACAIBO
- Charles de Gaulle’s birthplaceLILLE
- Animal with a trunkTAPIR
- Interest’s oppositeAPATHY
- Kingdom in Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings”ROHAN
- Email address endingORG
- Suffix in SussexISE
- Comment by a Brit down to his last coin?HERESLOOKINGATYOUQUID
- “We ___ the Champions”ARE
- Gardner of “Mogambo”AVA
- Joe of “Home Alone”PESCI
- TrueTRUSTY
- Instruments played on Mount OlympusLYRES
- ExpertADEPT
- Words of resignationCESTLAVIE
- Greek crossTAU
- “As you wish, Captain!”AYESIR
- Huck Finn possessiveHISN
- One knocking out an opponent in the first round?QUICKBOXER
- Russian councilDUMA
- Spanish snackTAPA
- ___ IndianapolisUSS
- One of 100: Abbr.SEN
- Monarch who’s fine and dandy?PEACHYQUEEN
- Cries of surpriseAHAS
- TeemingRIFE
- Veg outLOLL
- Irish form of “Edmund”EAMONN
- Heinrich ___, “Die Lorelei” poetHEINE
- N.W.A’s “Straight ___ Compton”OUTTA
- More than a millenniumAEON
- Indochinese languageLAO
- Have a little ice cream delivered?ORDERINTHEQUART
- Like ropeTWINY
- Supermodel BündchenGISELE
- BirdieONEUNDER
- With celerityAPACE
- Kept others awake, maybeSNORED
- Tip of a missileNOSECONE
- More soundSANER
NYT Vertical Clues
- Picasso and Braque, for twoCUBISTS
- Dancer DuncanISADORA
- Gone to great lengthsSTRIVEN
- Middling markCEE
- Like freelance work, oftenONSPEC
- Attys.’ titlesESQS
- Stops yappingSHUTSUP
- Sheik’s land, for shortUAE
- Presidential inits.RWR
- “Who’s interested?”ANYONE
- Update, sayNEWS
- TerminateCEASE
- English countyESSEX
- Response to an oversharerTMI
- SuspendHANG
- Catherine’s husband in “Wuthering Heights”EDGAR
- Bishop’s group, onceRATPACK
- Ones moving with the aid of pseudopodsAMOEBAE
- Seamstresses, at timesMENDERS
- With vehemenceHOTLY
- Ending of the BibleETH
- Unappreciative sortINGRATE
- Metallic S-shaped piecePOTHOOK
- “___, sing America” (start of a Langston Hughes poem)ITOO
- “Look Who’s Talking Too” and “2 Fast 2 Furious”: Abbr.SEQS
- Basic French questionQUOI
- Number for twoDUET
- Sentient onesBEINGS
- Words that can’t be heard, for shortASL
- Western wearBOLOTIE
- Strong bond?AAA
- Publisher Arthur ___ SulzbergerOCHS
- Song woman who’s asked “Darlin’, won’t you ease my worried mind?”LAYLA
- Subject of the mnemonic “Men Very Easily Make Jugs Serve Useful Needs”PLANETS
- Taj ___MAHAL
- Mimic’s activityAPERY
- Not so commonRARER
- Medieval weaponBROADAX
- Suffix with trickERY
- Pope who excommunicated Elizabeth IPIUSV
- Judas’s question to the LordISITI
- Change the color of againREDYE
- More trendyHIPPER
- TV’s “Growing Up ___”GOTTI
- Some gametesOVA
- AccumulationACCRUAL
- Things with colons inside themURLS
- Kind of leapQUANTUM
- Abbr. that’s sometimes doubled or tripledETC
- Nordstrom rivalSAKS
- Term for a hole in Swiss cheeseEYE
- 1979 exileSHAH
- It’ll take you for a rideUBER
- Prefix with -graphicIDEO
- Hard-shell clamsQUAHOGS
- Mark the beginning ofUSHERIN
- Unsatisfying answer to “Why?”ISAIDSO
- Bagel varietyONION
- British sports automobileMCLAREN
- Kind of harpAEOLIAN
- AtonementPENANCE
- NuisanceANNOYER
- Trophy alternativePLAQUE
- Navy petty officer: Abbr.YEO
- The so-called “Flying Kangaroo”QANTAS
- Curl one’s lipSNEER
- Informal sleep optionFUTON
- People: PrefixETHNO
- Man’s name that comes from an English nobleERLE
- Some summer wearTEES
- Ser : Spanish :: ___ : FrenchETRE
- Iraq War danger, for shortIED
- A.C.C. powerhouseUNC
- RumpusADO
- F.D.R. job-creating prog.WPA