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NYT Across Clues
- Hit FX police drama of 2002-08THESHIELD
- Songs sailors singSEASHANTIES
- Children’s classic with the line “It is not often that someone comes along who is a true friend and a good writer”CHARLOTTESWEB
- BrillianceGLARE
- Big exports of Sri LankaSPICES
- Pet soundsMEWS
- ExploitsUSES
- Toss aboutSTREW
- Sound made while sinking into a hot tubAAAH
- Niña accompanierPINTA
- Hatcher of plots?TERI
- On the topic ofINRE
- “Nothing’s broken”IMFINE
- Final Four airer in even yearsTBS
- Unit of lightLUMEN
- Attractive, colloquiallyPURTY
- Word seen 11 times in the opening line of “A Tale of Two Cities”WAS
- Place to buy a 16-DownPATISSERIE
- GoofERR
- Ones in funny shortsSTOOGES
- Crop grown in paddiesTARO
- ChapLAD
- In which you might see an exchange of bishopsSYNOD
- Something a Mao suit lacksLAPEL
- Big nightsEVES
- Get a second opinion fromREPOLL
- Winner of the 1955 Pulitzer Prize for PoetryWALLACESTEVENS
- Union busters?DIVORCEPAPERS
- Ones on a dietLEGISLATORS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Printing samplesTEARSHEETS
- Title creature in an Aesop fableHARE
- Subj. of many an after-school classESL
- Japanese instrument with 17 bamboo pipesSHO
- It may be measured in gallonsHAT
- Defensive football stat: Abbr.INT
- Verb after vousETES
- Jobs for speech coachesLISPS
- Clinton of politicsDEWITT
- Street food prepared on a rotisserieSHAWARMA
- Aces up one’s sleeve, so to speakSECRETWEAPONS
- TidyCLEANUP
- Stock in a breweryBEERBARRELS
- Service launched on April Fool’s Day in 2004GMAIL
- Sweet treat depicted in this puzzle’s gridSWISSROLL
- Reuters competitorUPI
- Wallis ___, Time magazine’s first Woman of the Year (1936)SIMPSON
- Really hot, in slangENFUEGO
- Didn’t lie completely still, saySTIRRED
- Non-prosANTIS
- Center of the symbol of the IlluminatiEYE
- Minor annoying issuesNITS
- “Yo” followerSOY
- Gets to the point?TAPERS
- NSFWLEWD
- BenefitAVAIL
- Look (into)DELVE
- Jimmy, for oneLEVER
- Painful proceedingSLOG
- It might be taken to the poundREPO
- Comedian ShaffirARI
- Includes, in a wayCCS
- Base of kabayakiEEL
- Pool facilitySPA
- Part of an exchangeTAT