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Across Clues
- Because ofOWINGTO
- “Pet” with green “fur”CHIA
- Illegal thing to grab in footballFACEMASK
- Handkerchief, in British slangNOSERAG
- Disney+ alternativeHULU
- Turkey piece?ANATOLIA
- Sign at a chemical plant: “This facility is ___ — ___” (with 114-Across)CONTAMINATED
- Lists of grievancesLITANIES
- It ends in Nov.DST
- “When pigs fly!”NEVER
- Recess retortISSO
- Moody who wrote “Coming of Age in Mississippi”ANNE
- Question to an English teacher: “Why did Poe write his poem “___”? Answer: “___?” (with 98-Across)ADREAMWITHINADREAM
- Ingredients in mulled wineCLOVES
- “Everything’s ready on my end”IMSET
- IdiosyncrasyTIC
- Rodriguez who starred in “Jane the Virgin”GINA
- Scheming sergeant of old TVBILKO
- We can tell the boss’s assistant is a ___ because he always ___ (with 87-Across)SYCOPHANT
- My weight increases when traveling because ___ during ___ (with 84-Across)IAMNOTACTIVE
- Scrabble three-pointersEMS
- Indescribable religious idealTAO
- Status for a library bookRETURNED
- Ice pads?IGLOOS
- Nick’s cousinDENT
- Dandy, on Downing StreetTOFF
- AdvantageLEGUP
- List makersDEANS
- Someone who is ___ years old now will be ___ in six years (with 68-Across)FORTYFIVE
- See 64-AcrossOVERFIFTY
- Small truck makerTONKA
- Agrees (with)SIDES
- Way to goROAD
- To bootALSO
- Some cymbalsHIHATS
- Unlikely candidates for loansBADRISKS
- What might be broken by doing a flip?TIE
- Cover some groundSOD
- See 50-AcrossVACATIONTIME
- See 45-AcrossACTSPHONY
- Light measurementLUMEN
- ScoresALOT
- Prefix with punctureACU
- Introducer of the symbol “e” for natural logsEULER
- “Dallas” familyEWINGS
- See 31-AcrossWHATAMIAMINDREADER
- Music played on a sitarRAGA
- Ollie’s foil, in old filmsSTAN
- ___ Marbles (classical Greek sculptures)ELGIN
- Opposite of nordSUD
- Dictatorial leadershipIRONRULE
- See 23-AcrossNOADMITTANCE
- Hit (with)STRICKEN
- One of Zoe’s best friends on “Sesame Street”ELMO
- Thistlelike plantsTEASELS
- Some trolleysTEACARTS
- Words said in passingYEAS
- “But wait, there’s more!,” e.g.ADSPEAK
Vertical Clues
- Like some music collectionsONCD
- CourtsWOOS
- “___ it true …?”ISNT
- The puck stops hereNET
- Oddly, it’s not the biggest size at StarbucksGRANDE
- Broncobusters, e.g.TAMERS
- Pointed archOGIVE
- Winning qualityCHARM
- QB’s cryHUT
- Suffix with percentILE
- Open-book examinations?AUDITS
- UntruthFALSITY
- Bit of negativity?ANION
- Attendee of the Jellicle Ball, on BroadwayCAT
- In-flight info, for shortETA
- Jackie Robinson, in his only year in the Negro LeaguesMONARCH
- Dress with a flareALINE
- City south of FlorenceSIENA
- Casey with a countdownKASEM
- Read Across America org.NEA
- “___ So Unusual,” debut album by Cyndi LauperSHES
- Opposite of aprèsAVANT
- Collaboratively written pageWIKI
- Popular video-making softwareIMOVIE
- Things proposed by the Greek philosopher DemocritusATOMS
- Business slumpsDIPS
- Sci-fi film f/xCGI
- MythomaniacLIAR
- “You can count ___”ONME
- National park with Lake LouiseBANFF
- Sit out on a frozen lake, sayICEFISH
- Old FordLTD
- Board hireCEO
- TroubledATEAT
- One tending to 49-DownNANNY
- See 48-DownTOTS
- “Get ___ here!”OUTTA
- Home to ParisTROY
- Breakfast fare from Kellogg’sEGGOS
- Valentine candy wordLUV
- WorkOPERATE
- Absolutely, slangilyDEF
- Best Buy buyLEDTV
- DispatchedDIDIN
- Kind of acid found in asparagusFOLIC
- Get-goONSET
- Howard Hughes property, onceRKO
- Routing wordVIA
- “The Gates of Hell” sculptorRODIN
- Gambling gameFARO
- “Toodles!”TATA
- Big Sur home to the human potential movementESALEN
- BlahHOHUM
- Promising wordsIDO
- Kapow!BAM
- Part of an escalatorSTAIR
- Hot spot for a potKILN
- Reason for a bad air day?SMOG
- Org. with a pet cause?SPCA
- Product of coagulationCURD
- Some toy dolls of the 1980sETS
- Like the DevilSATANIC
- Puts in orderNEATENS
- Arizona county or its seatYUMA
- Laura of “Love Actually”LINNEY
- Put in a good word?EDITED
- Dressed like for HalloweenWENTAS
- Spot to sample perfumeWRIST
- Poker Flat chroniclerHARTE
- Lead-in to phobiaAGORA
- KeyISLET
- Second takesREDOS
- Major street through Yale’s campusELM
- AnxietyAGITA
- Snick and ___SNEE
- Sch. with the most N.C.A.A. men’s basketball championships (11)UCLA
- Piece of dorm room furnitureDESK
- Elvis’s longtime labelRCA
- Europe’s second-largest country in area, after Russia: Abbr.UKR
- Encouraging wordOLE
- Doc blocAMA
- Reptile seen in hieroglyphicsASP