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NYT Across Clues
- Sissy who’s not a sissySPACEK
- BenefitsAVAILS
- Blade in the back?SCAPULA
- Lost lady in “The Raven”LENORE
- RefresherCATNAP
- Cleaning aidWASHRAG
- BidINVITE
- Something given when someone has been takenEULOGY
- TranquilATPEACE
- Actor Michael’s means of support?CAINEPILLAR
- Comic Tina recovered from her wound?FEYHEALED
- Early “Project Runway” sponsorELLE
- No-see-umsGNATS
- Obama caricature featureBIGEARS
- Ocho ___ (Jamaican resort)RIOS
- Blood productsSERA
- Big name in ice creamEDY
- Positive signs of life in outer space?AOKS
- Heir of martial artist Bruce?LEESCION
- Tennis champ MonicaSELES
- SquareUNHIP
- Hip-hop record mogul GottiIRV
- Civil rights leader RoyINNIS
- Annoyance for actor Colin?FIRTHBOTHER
- Org. that takes donations for the strapped?NRA
- Caroler’s quaffEGGNOG
- 2007 3x platinum Alicia Keys albumASIAM
- 2012 gold-medal gymnast RaismanALY
- Person whose number is upGONER
- InsELITE
- SagDROOP
- Flamenco criesOLES
- Thunderstruck critic’s review for actor Richard?GEREBOGGLES
- Studies: Abbr.RPTS
- Ball club positionSCOUT
- Word in a Yale fight songBOOLA
- Popular airfare comparison siteKAYAK
- Trojan’s home, for shortUSC
- Sirs’ counterpartsMAAMS
- Thriller writer DeMilleNELSON
- The Judds, e.g.DUO
- What actor Martin calls his athletic footwear?SHEENCLEATS
- “His wife could ___ lean”EATNO
- Q&A part: Abbr.ANS
- Branch of IslamSUNNI
- Dental unitTOOTH
- Urban legend about rapper Kanye?WESTMYTH
- “The Great White Hope” director MartinRITT
- It came down in 2001MIR
- Out of the windALEE
- Bring down, in EnglandRASE
- “Me, me, me” sortEGOTIST
- Cleaning aid since 1889LYSOL
- Aquatic organismALGA
- Musician David’s equestrian accouterments?BYRNETACK
- Tart cocktail named for comic Amy?POEHLERSOUR
- Components for wireless networksROUTERS
- Philippine province with a repetitive nameILOILO
- “Good riddance!”NOLOSS
- Suspected cause of Napoleon’s deathARSENIC
- Subject of a Scottish mystery, informallyNESSIE
- Not totally againstOPENTO
- Aces the testGETSANA
- Some mountsSTEEDS
- Oil giant based in MemphisWESSON
NYT Vertical Clues
- Piece of cakeSLICE
- Kind of codePENAL
- Rural blockANVIL
- Creative word peopleCOINERS
- Folies-Bergère costume designerERTE
- “Don’t stop!”KEEPGOING
- Speedy Northeast conveyanceACELA
- LeapsVAULTS
- They go around the worldATLASES
- “___ out?” (question to a pet)INOR
- Fail to keep upLAG
- Ian Fleming genreSPYFI
- InfluencedSWAYED
- Polo grounds?CATHAY
- In accordance withASPER
- Partridge family memberPHEASANT
- Russia’s ___ AirlinesURAL
- Teddy materialLACE
- Kept underground, maybeAGED
- One way to break outINSONG
- Casts outEGESTS
- “Eat, Pray, Love” settingBALI
- More slick, in a wayICIER
- CallREF
- “Praise the Lord!”OHHAPPYDAY
- German city on the BalticKIEL
- Surprisingly agileSPRY
- JargonLINGO
- “The Fog of War” director MorrisERROL
- EphemeralEVANESCENT
- San Francisco gridderNINER
- Time pieceERA
- Man, in MilanUOMO
- Foot-long partSOLE
- Stay out of sightHIDE
- Set on a cellphoneBARS
- Bandmate Barry, Maurice or RobinGIBB
- Get-out-of-full-screen buttonESC
- As wellTOO
- Dr. ___ Spengler (“Ghostbusters” role)EGON
- ___ pro nobisORA
- Some chip dip, informallyGUAC
- List abbr.ETAL
- ElationGLEE
- Old NBC dramaLALAW
- HeckleTAUNT
- Little bitSKOSH
- Bygone DodgeOMNI
- Clove hitch and sheepshankKNOTS
- Boycotter of the ’84 L.A. OlympicsUSSR
- Feng ___SHUI
- Not in pounds, sayMETRIC
- ___ PauloSAO
- Organic compoundSTEROL
- Tempting words for shopaholicsONSALENOW
- AccordsENTENTES
- ImpeccablyTOAT
- Home to the Blues and once the Browns: Abbr.STL
- Noted hint giverHELOISE
- German ___MEASLES
- Advil competitorMOTRIN
- Lake that’s the source of the MississippiITASCA
- Lens coverEYELID
- Davis of “Commander in Chief”GEENA
- One side in a pickup basketball gameSKINS
- Department store sectionSHOES
- Nut jobsLOONS
- VerveGUSTO
- Burning desire?ARSON
- What 105-Acrosses doBRAG
- Days gone byYORE
- “Too much rest is ___”: Sir Walter ScottRUST
- Sit to be shotPOSE
- Tug-of-war needROPE
- Call from the sidelinesLET