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NYT Across Clues
- “The King of Latin Pop”IGLESIAS
- “The Tale of ___ Puddle-Duck” (Beatrix Potter children’s book)JEMIMA
- Give an addressORATE
- Onscreen twins, oftenDUALROLE
- Ruler of the afterlife, in Egyptian mythologyOSIRIS
- Benefit of some online purchasesNOTAX
- Chore for a censor?TAKEOUTTHETRASH
- LaBelle or LuPonePATTI
- With, at a caféAVEC
- The Cards, on scoreboardsARI
- Chore for a satellite TV technician?DOTHEDISHES
- Wayne’s sidekick in old “S.N.L.” skitsGARTH
- What a digital subscription might endADS
- Current locationSEA
- Certify formally, with “to”ATTEST
- Scientist who said “I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious”EINSTEIN
- Wet weather wearPONCHO
- Chore for a security guard?SWEEPTHEFLOOR
- Notch-likeVSHAPED
- Wildcatter’s targetOIL
- ___ Na NaSHA
- “Othello” settingVENICE
- Like a list of lists of listsMETA
- Kristen of “Bridesmaids”WIIG
- ___ Verde National ParkMESA
- Having zero talent forPOORAT
- Wisconsin senator JohnsonRON
- Person to look out forNUMEROUNO
- Chore for a rower?GOTOTHEBANK
- “Chandelier” singer, 2014SIA
- “Be honest!”ADMITIT
- Hoppy medium?ALE
- Chore for a knight?SORTTHEMAIL
- Eats daintilyNIBBLESON
- Japanese vegetableUDO
- Icy moon of JupiterEUROPA
- Author JamesAGEE
- Air Force 1 makerNIKE
- Calf-length skirtMIDI
- Bakery enticementsAROMAS
- “Come to think of it …”SAY
- Proven postulateLAW
- Zen principleONENESS
- Chore for a dog-walker?PICKUPTHETOYS
- More watered downWEAKER
- Statement before a demonstrationHERESHOW
- Children’s author RichardSCARRY
- Insurance giantAIG
- It’s spotted at the craps tableDIE
- Fool, in Canadian slangHOSER
- Chore for an N.F.L. owner?PAYTHEBILLS
- Pro at deductionsCPA
- Daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom CruiseSURI
- “The Princess Bride” character ___ MontoyaINIGO
- Chore for a bowling alley employee?CLEANTHEGUTTERS
- Carrying a key?TONAL
- ForthcomingCANDID
- Goes wildRUNSAMOK
- Horse ___SENSE
- Double-black diamond section of a ski mountain, with “the”STEEPS
- With a firm gripSECURELY
NYT Vertical Clues
- Conference attendee’s clip-onIDTAG
- Tropical sorbet flavorGUAVA
- Magic, onceLAKER
- The people’s choiceELECTEE
- B’way postingSRO
- Kitty paperIOU
- Utah resort townALTA
- Fixed chargeSETRATE
- Average guyJOE
- Abbr. on a city limits signESTD
- Certain Spanish Surrealist paintingsMIROS
- Ticked offIRATE
- Cause of a small setbackMISHAP
- World’s largest tennis stadium, familiarlyASHE
- Hitting the right noteONPITCH
- Common Christmas entreeROASTHAM
- Where Groucho, Chico and Harpo spent a nightATTHEOPERA
- Crispy cookie brandTATES
- LiveEXIST
- Like most modern TVs, informallyHIDEF
- Judo levelsDANS
- Coxae, familiarlyHIPS
- Most common surname in BrazilSILVA
- Math degreeNTH
- Former SeaWorld attractionSHAMU
- San Francisco’s ___ ValleyNOE
- PatentOVERT
- Scattered aboutSOWN
- Nintendo gaming console with a pileup of vowelsWIIU
- Tourney format, for shortELIM
- BakedONPOT
- Potential result of social unrestRIOTING
- ___ mess (traditional English dessert)ETON
- Cold and humidDANK
- “Germ” that’s passed from one child to anotherCOOTIE
- Heroic exploitGEST
- BewitchENAMOR
- Redundant name for a drinkSODAPOP
- Captain with a whalebone legAHAB
- Bad thing for a blufferTELL
- CeremonyRITE
- Home to the landmark Koko CraterOAHU
- Poet ___ Scott-HeronGIL
- Served asBEEN
- It’s due south of HollywoodMIAMI
- Shoving match, in a waySUMO
- Thor’s fatherODIN
- Motel 6 alternativeRODEWAYINN
- StrikeERASE
- TopsBESTS
- Isolated team of workers, in business-speakSILO
- “I guess”OKAY
- 6:00 broadcastNEWS
- Didn’t just assumeASKED
- Noble thingINERTGAS
- German exclamationACH
- “That hits the spot”AHH
- Michelle of “Crazy Rich Asians”YEOH
- Helmet openingEARHOLE
- Scottish terrier typeSKYE
- Actor Robert of “Spenser: For Hire”URICH
- Eyes, informallyPEEPERS
- Like the rank of major generalTWOSTAR
- LambasteRAILAT
- Barbecue rodsSPITS
- Vessel whose name anagrams to where it might be usedCANOE
- Woods who voiced CinderellaILENE
- Open space in a forestGLADE
- Snarky challengeSUEME
- Swashbuckling FlynnERROL
- Like investing in a start-upRISKY
- Loops in, in a wayBCCS
- Small cutSNIP
- Bad fitAGUE
- Six-pt. playsTDS
- Chapel Hill sch.UNC
- Houston sch.TSU