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NYT Across Clues
- Government policy chiefCZAR
- AssentedSAIDYES
- Not empiricalAPRIORI
- Not natural-lookingPOSED
- Sometimes hard-to-find shirt openingARMHOLE
- DrunkardROUNDER
- Onetime co-host of “The View,” informallyROSIE
- Contest once hosted by Bob BarkerMISSUSA
- Makes reference (to)ALLUDES
- Catastrophic event that can be caused by a gigantic earthquakeMEGATSUNAMI
- “Fer sher”DEF
- Folds, as a businessGOESUNDER
- Headed forENROUTETO
- Abbr. on mil. mailAPO
- French painter of ballerinasDEGAS
- InjunctionBAN
- How Hercule Poirot likes to address HastingsMONAMI
- Money in MalmöKRONA
- Headstone inits.RIP
- StagALONE
- Ones in rocking chairs, stereotypicallyGRANNIES
- Smartphone featureCAMERA
- Cherry varietyBING
- Start to many bumper stickersIHEART
- Response to pointing out a resemblance between two peopleISEEIT
- Hollywood labor groupsACTORSUNIONS
- See 71-DownPLAYS
- Plant stalkPEDUNCLE
- Crank (up)REV
- Chipotle choiceBURRITO
- NitwitDOLT
- 180sUEYS
- 2015 hit spinoff of “Despicable Me”MINIONS
- How someone in awe might describe himselfMONKEYSUNCLE
- Pretty cool, in slangDOPE
- One of the Big Four accounting firmsKPMG
- Deft touchFINESSE
- Placeholder lettersTBA
- Better nowENHANCED
- Trivia fodderFACTS
- All ___THUMBS
- Rough shelterLEANTO
- Hannah who coined the phrase “the banality of evil”ARENDT
- Largest city in the BalticsRIGA
- Planets like ours, in sci-fiEARTHS
- Hue lighter than limeTEAGREEN
- Per ___ (yearly)ANNUM
- Vintage film channelTCM
- GoodyTREAT
- Like St. Augustine, among all U.S. citiesOLDEST
- College, to a BritUNI
- AmériqueETATSUNIS
- Immigrants’ class, for shortESL
- Only words on the front of the Great Seal of the United StatesEPLURIBUSUNUM
- Really freshRUDE
- Its hub at J.F.K. was designed by Eero SaarinenTWA
- HubbubFRENZY
- Artistic, chatty sorts, it’s saidGEMINIS
- DraftAIRFLOW
- TestifySWEAR
- “I got the check”ITSONME
- Ancient, undeciphered writing systemLINEARA
- Towel fabricTERRY
- Relatives of astersTANSIES
- Tony who won a Tony for “Angels in America”KUSHNER
- “It’s a deal!”DONE
NYT Vertical Clues
- E.M.T.’s trainingCPR
- Speed alongZOOM
- Print ad come-onASSEENONTV
- Sit on the throneREIGN
- International conglomerate whose name means “three stars”SAMSUNG
- Cable news host MelberARI
- Gchats, e.g.IMS
- Some A.L. playersDHS
- Response to a surprising claimYOUDO
- “That’s something ___!”ELSE
- VoyagerSEAFARER
- Medieval Spanish kingdomARAGON
- Sport last played in the Olympics in 1936POLO
- Was awesomeRULED
- OccupiedINUSE
- FunnyODD
- Riddle-me-___REE
- Qtrly. check recipient, maybeIRS
- “Stars above!”DEARME
- “___ soon?”TOO
- SmearTAR
- Writing in a window?EMAILING
- Paranoid sorts, in slangTINHATS
- Pushes backPOSTPONES
- “Mamma Mia!” settingGREECE
- In a light mannerAIRILY
- OutbreaksSPATES
- Anthropomorphic king of CelestevilleBABAR
- “Still ___” (Julianne Moore film)ALICE
- Rios, e.g.KIAS
- Decisive assessmentACIDTEST
- Intl. Rescue Committee, e.g.NGO
- R&B singer with the hits “So Sick” and “Mad”NEYO
- Tempe sch.ASU
- Things in restaurant windowsMENUS
- Sac fly resultRBI
- Outlay that cannot be recoveredSUNKCOST
- Some corsage wearersPROMDATES
- Grand Lodge groupELKS
- Ready … or red, maybeRIPE
- “Let’s keep this between us”DONTTELL
- Wasn’t kidding aboutMEANT
- Stunt at the end of a powerful performanceMICDROP
- Informal assentYEH
- Go back on one’s word?DELETE
- With 59-Across, some works of Tennessee WilliamsONEACT
- Big ___ (the drug industry)PHARMA
- BiterFANG
- Moment of liftoffTMINUSZERO
- Dangerous toyBBGUN
- “Same here”ASAMI
- Legal vowelless Scrabble playNTH
- Herculean actFEAT
- Bit of art potteryURN
- Preface to a heart-to-heart conversationREALTALK
- End of a George Washington address?EDU
- Safer alternative to paintballNERFWAR
- If you’re luckyATBEST
- Candy brand owned by HersheyREESES
- Word before and after “no”SIR
- Salt-N-Pepa and Ben Folds FiveTRIOS
- Branch of IslamSUNNI
- Rakes inEARNS
- Not taken seriously?UNWED
- Tiniest changeDIME
- Popular gaming console that sounds like two pronounsWIIU
- It’s a long storyYARN
- “Keep movin’!”GIT
- Info for a chauffeur, perhapsETA
- Yahoo alternativeMSN
- “Yuck!”FEH
- Grp. of connected computersLAN
- 1/100 of a 43-AcrossORE
- Manhattan part … or a suburb near ManhattanRYE