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NYT Across Clues
- What can fall off a shelfICEBERG
- Host of MSNBC’s “PoliticsNation” beginning in 2011SHARPTON
- Be profaneCUSS
- Something never seen at nightMATINEE
- Beckoning wordsCOMEHERE
- For ___ amount of timeASET
- Nobody but the guy gettin’ married on his feet?STANDINGROOMONLY
- Put up withBEAR
- CapturesENTRAPS
- House voteNAY
- Gettysburg general GeorgeMEADE
- Like screwball comediesZANY
- Pig foodSLOP
- Gish ___, novelist of “The Resisters” and “Typical American”JEN
- Sickly-lookingSALLOW
- Olympic equipment weighing less than 770 grams eachEPEES
- Winter item you’ll be wearin’ for years?EVERLASTINGLOVE
- Statistic tracked at census.gov/popclockBIRTHS
- “Mixed Marriage” playwright St. John Greer ___ERVINE
- Reduced in rankDEMOTED
- Receiver of an all-points bulletinRADIOCAR
- Longtime Yankees first baseman MarkTEIXEIRA
- Simile’s centerASA
- RowOAR
- God who becomes a goddess when an “r” is removedEROS
- Spam senderBOT
- James of “The Godfather”CAAN
- Danger when walkin’ in a silo?FALLINGRAIN
- One who deliversMOM
- Mansfield of old HollywoodJAYNE
- “Er, uh, that is …”IMEANT
- Dada pioneerARP
- ___ PauloSAO
- Rock singers?SIRENS
- Hedge fund titan nicknamed “The Palindrome”SOROS
- “Sorry, am ___ your way?”IIN
- Drivin’ around the lot with pop-pop?PARKINGRAMP
- Overhead expenses?HATS
- Private Twitter transmissions, for shortDMS
- “Absofruitalicious” cereal, in adsTRIX
- Sponge alternativeRAG
- Slangy possessiveYER
- What a pro bono lawyer providesLEGALAID
- Very observant personEAGLEEYE
- Shoulder bladeSCAPULA
- Pickup truck capacity, maybeONETON
- DetectsSENSES
- Sayin’ “Look, here’s the thing about dry land …”?QUALIFYINGROUND
- To-dosSTIRS
- Batting ninthUPLAST
- The Children’s Defense Fund, e.g., in briefNGO
- Medical breakthroughCURE
- “Ish”ORSO
- Boiling madIRATE
- West Bank grp.PLO
- RealizeACHIEVE
- KindSORT
- What was causin’ the doctor to check for joint pain?FEAROFMISSINGOUT
- Very consequentialHUGE
- The North Pole vis-à-vis the South Pole, e.g.ANTIPODE
- Go as low asSTOOPTO
- French/Belgian riverYSER
- Apollo and othersTHEATERS
- “Understood”YESISEE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Online exchange, in briefIMS
- Animal feared by an ailurophobeCAT
- “What’s your ___?” (question to a guest en route)ETA
- Recycling containerBIN
- Michael who wrote “The Neverending Story”ENDE
- Restricts, with “in”REINS
- Washing machine settingGENTLE
- Windshield clearerSCRAPER
- Certain earringHOOP
- Singer ToriAMOS
- “What’s the Frequency, Kenneth?” bandREM
- Call of the wild?PHONESEX
- One trading dollars for quartersTENANT
- Paris suburbORLY
- French marshal in the Napoleonic WarsNEY
- Camila with the 2018 #1 hit “Havana”CABELLO
- Employ with regularityUSEALOT
- Bird also known as a little aukSEADOVE
- Scattered (about)STREWED
- Blue Muppet with a pink noseGROVER
- Obsidian, onceMAGMA
- Aquarium creature with black-and-white stripesZEBRAFISH
- Capital in the South PacificAPIASAMOA
- Teasing words when someone starts listing the digits of pi, sayNERDALERT
- Mythical creature seen on old Bhutanese stampsYETI
- Rock’s JoplinJANIS
- Hägar the Horrible’s dogSNERT
- Sure winnersSHOOINS
- Cross-country camping expedition, maybeRVTRIP
- Treat as a bedLIEON
- Hit the nail on the head, e.g.IDIOM
- MeagerSCANT
- Pope Francis’ homeland: Abbr.ARG
- Modern library borrowingEBOOK
- Bring inEARN
- Longtime media columnist DavidCARR
- Mate’s replyAYEAYESIR
- Basketball Hall-of-Famer who was the first woman to sign an N.B.A. contractANNMEYERS
- Single-serving coffee brandNESPRESSO
- Landlocked Asian countryLAOS
- ___ Gorbachev, former first lady of the Soviet UnionRAISA
- His tombstone reads “Workers of all lands unite”MARX
- Moves like Jell-OJIGGLES
- ToldSAIDTO
- HiccupsSNAGS
- Coming-out announcementIMGAY
- ButtinskyPRIER
- Certain nest egg, for shortIRA
- Blue-and-white earthenware potteryDELFT
- Dramatic ballroom danceTANGO
- Two-time Best Actress winner RainerLUISE
- Eva of “Desperate Housewives”LONGORIA
- Ho-hum feelingsENNUIS
- Opposite of exo-ENTO
- Soft and wetSQUISHY
- ___ oxide (red compound)CUPROUS
- Egg carton specAALARGE
- Special dinner orderPLATTER
- Boo-boosOUCHIES
- Home past curfewINLATE
- Like the Met GalaDRESSY
- Online notice for a partyEVITE
- Phnom ___, CambodiaPENH
- “___ to tyrants, and my country’s friend” (words of Cato in “Julius Caesar”)AFOE
- Naval officer: Abbr.CMDR
- Grandson of EveENOS
- Budgetary excessFAT
- Make a decisionOPT
- “There but for the grace of God ___”GOI
- Intel missionsOPS
- Western nativeUTE
- About one inch of a footTOE