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NYT Across Clues
- Not muchABIT
- Mulligan, in golfREDO
- Spice added to apple ciderCLOVE
- Cameo, for oneROLE
- Sheik … or his mountARAB
- Be overly protectiveHOVER
- Casserole dish in a trattoriaBAKEDZITI
- Broadcaster’s alertONAIR
- Upstate New York area where 63-Across was heldTHECATSKILLS
- Boy soprano in a Menotti operaAMAHL
- “___ sells seashells …”SHE
- Cause of shore erosionTIDE
- A few lines on one’s Twitter profile, sayBIO
- Repeated cry from Richard III, in ShakespeareAHORSE
- Singing syllableTRA
- West Coast city with a popular pierSANTAMONICA
- “___ God” (2013 Eminem hit)RAP
- J.F.K. or L.B.J.: Abbr.INITS
- Burton of “Roots”LEVAR
- Be a cast member ofACTIN
- Looked shocked, maybeGAPED
- See 31-DownALL
- Structures in some old town squaresCLOCKTOWERS
- Showy neckwearLEI
- Mother ___TERESA
- TV pundit NavarroANA
- Tiny inheritance?GENE
- “What ___ the odds?”ARE
- Less mannerlyRUDER
- Interviewee, maybeJOBAPPLICANT
- Formal (and maybe overly dramatic) goodbyeADIEU
- Iconic August 1969 music festival, four of whose performers appear in the answers to 17-, 36-, 46- and 55-AcrossWOODSTOCK
- Intolerant sortBIGOT
- ComprehensiveATOZ
- Comprehensive, in ed-speakELHI
- MeagerSCANT
- School with the motto “Lux et veritas”YALE
- Symbol of controlREIN
NYT Vertical Clues
- Wall St. proARB
- Showy neckwearBOA
- SortILK
- Get a bite?TEETHE
- DemolishRAZE
- Michael ___ Dyson, author on race, politics and cultureERIC
- Contents of spreadsheetsDATA
- Closing statements?OBITS
- Some mixed martial arts gripsCHOKEHOLDS
- Actress AndersonLONI
- ___ OfficeOVAL
- Bridal wearVEIL
- Goes amissERRS
- FedEx alternativeDHL
- FakeSHAM
- What opposites may doATTRACT
- One-in-a-million save, sayMIRACLE
- Item that might be packed for a foreign tripADAPTOR
- ProscriptionBAN
- Architect JonesINIGO
- Capital whose name derives from the Ojibwa word for “traders”OTTAWA
- With 45-Across, low draw in soccerONE
- Competed withRIVALED
- Like a triangle with unequal sidesSCALENE
- In the pastEARLIER
- Holes out on the greenSINKSAPUTT
- Poplar varietyASPEN
- Finish, as a cakeICE
- Hoover has one named for himERA
- Infield shieldTARP
- Idiomatic setting for a dirty mindGUTTER
- QB-turned-football exec JohnELWAY
- Hosp. staffersRNS
- Biting commentsJABS
- Keatsian, e.g.ODIC
- Nickname for Angel Stadium, with “the”BIGA
- Very long timeAEON
- SmidgeIOTA
- Hunky-doryCOOL
- Wood shaperADZE
- Yell with an accentOLE
- Greek XCHI
- Many wedding guestsKIN