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NYT Across Clues
- PosesASKS
- ___ palm (tropical tree)COCO
- Drive (around)TOOL
- Composer Bernstein who was unrelated to LeonardELMER
- DoohickeyTHING
- Home to the Dole PlantationOAHU
- Industry showEXPO
- Late singer JuddNAOMI
- Contest with lots of “tied” scoresRODEO
- In a fightATIT
- Body part that humans have that other primates don’tCHIN
- Term to drop in a serious relationship, informallyLBOMB
- Argument extender [ref. 18-Across]ANDANOTHERTHING
- Tiny amountsIOTAS
- Terse denialIDIDNT
- What seat selection on an airplane often comes withFEE
- Eerily familiar feelingDEJAVU
- Scottish refusalNAE
- Focused on the bull’s-eyeAIMED
- State fiction as factLIE
- SuperviseOVERSEE
- Slowly makes its way throughOSMOSES
- Fun functionsSHINDIGS
- With 87-Across, “I’ve been around the block a few times” [ref. 23-Across]THISISNTMY
- Yoga poseASANA
- CoveringATOP
- Rock’s C.J. or Dee DeeRAMONE
- Currency of QatarRIYAL
- Package in Santa’s sleighTOY
- 18+, sayADULT
- DangerPERIL
- Sun blockVISOR
- Molecular messengerRNA
- Classic Yogi Berra quote [ref. 33-Across]ITSDEJAVUALLOVERAGAIN
- Whole bunchLOT
- Fiber made from celluloseRAYON
- Chemical ingredient in flubberBORAX
- Did some secretarial workTYPED
- The last thing a Mississippi cheerleader wants?ANI
- Land divided at the 38th parallelKOREA
- Former name for the N.B.A.’s Thunder, informallySONICS
- Crib sheet userBABY
- Team buildingARENA
- See 48-AcrossFIRSTRODEO
- Consolidated for easier reading, as a Twitter threadUNROLLED
- Composer Luigi who pioneered noise musicRUSSOLO
- Like some artsMARTIAL
- Be an agent forREP
- Broadway composer JuleSTYNE
- Crop that might be insect-resistant, in briefGMO
- Sleep inducerOPIATE
- ___ particleTAU
- Came nextENSUED
- Algonquian peopleMIAMI
- Debut album by Britney Spears [ref. 82-Across]BABYONEMORETIME
- BeginningONSET
- French pronounELLE
- Word implied in “I haven’t the foggiest”IDEA
- Crenshaw or casabaMELON
- “That makes two of us”DITTO
- One with a nose for gnus?LION
- A pan might come with just oneSTAR
- Elusive giantsYETIS
- Tread + riserSTAIR
- Becomes less tautSAGS
- Seemingly foreverEONS
- Instrument for OrpheusLYRE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Transport in a Billy Strayhorn standardATRAIN
- Showrunner RhimesSHONDA
- ___ poolKIDDIE
- Sam with 82 P.G.A. Tour winsSNEAD
- Lay it on thickCOAT
- PledgeOATH
- Political unit of ancient HawaiiCHIEFDOM
- Highly unconventionalOUTRE
- Sector for many start-upsTECH
- Durable leatherOXHIDE
- Give a takeOPINE
- Doughnut similar to an éclairLONGJOHN
- Spice upENLIVEN
- Canadian observance also called Fête du TravailLABOURDAY
- Not worth arguing aboutMOOT
- Goldman who crusaded for birth control accessEMMA
- Barbecue orderRIBS
- “Never ___ Give You Up” (Rick Astley song)GONNA
- UselessOTIOSE
- Prefix with medicineTELE
- One whose work goes over your headAVIATOR
- Web portal with a Bing search barMSN
- Ambulance proEMT
- Monocle-dropping exclamationISAY
- Be on the bottom?SIT
- “___-Tripping” (Nikki Giovanni poem)EGO
- Sixth of five?ESP
- Home country of the poet AdonisSYRIA
- Mouth-watering?SALIVA
- Park wayTRAIL
- Was given no other optionHADTO
- “There’s no other option”IMUST
- PersuadedSOLD
- Starting position, maybeINTERN
- RelishSAVOR
- “Goodness me!”ILLBE
- Sojourner Truth or Frances HarperORATOR
- It’s illegal for employers to prohibit workers from discussing thisPAY
- Called to mindEVOKED
- Talk at lengthRUNON
- “On the Basis of ___” (2018 legal drama)SEX
- SwiftRAPID
- Goddaughter, oftenNIECE
- “It therefore follows that ?”ANDSO
- Sport played on a frontonJAIALAI
- Lazes aroundLOAFS
- Doc who performs Pap smearsGYNO
- Black Lives Matter co-founderAYOTOMETI
- Valuable to collectors, sayRARE
- High-minded sort?STONER
- Depress, with “out”BUM
- Santa ___ windsANA
- Comment with a shiverBRR
- Marks down, maybeRELABELS
- Gave officiallyISSUEDTO
- DeteriorateROT
- GuilefulSLY
- Cholesterol-lowering drugLIPITOR
- ___ and includingUPTO
- Share on Tumblr, sayREBLOG
- “You can learn from anyone ? even your ___”: OvidENEMY
- “Yep, you got me”GUILTY
- Story of one’s lifeMEMOIR
- Danish city where Hans Christian Andersen was bornODENSE
- ___ al Ghul (on-and-off lover of Batman)TALIA
- Fennel-like flavoringANISE
- Material for some drumsSTEEL
- Online forum V.I.P.sMODS
- Still having a shot at winningINIT
- “The Thin Man” dogASTA
- ItchesYENS
- Far from friendlyMEAN
- Rest on one’s ___OARS