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NYT Across Clues
- Large seashellCONCH
- “Uncle ___ Wants You”SAM
- Social influenceCLOUT
- Director KurosawaAKIRA
- Uncle: Sp.TIO
- Reddish-brown dyeHENNA
- “This is my final offer”TAKEITORLEAVEIT
- What may have the solution to your vision problems?EYEDROP
- Sign upENLIST
- Attire for CaesarTOGA
- Next-___ technologyGEN
- Like something that’s polarizingLOVEITORHATEIT
- Licoricelike flavoringANISE
- Mentions by name, in a tweetTAGS
- Word after “That’s my” or “right on”CUE
- Opening of an article, in journalism lingoLEDE
- Put off until later, as a motionTABLE
- Lip service?BALM
- King Kong or Donkey KongAPE
- Forbidden actionNONO
- Official language of IranFARSI
- “Get out of the way!”MOVEITORLOSEIT
- Bird in a barnOWL
- Tip (over)KEEL
- D.C. mayor MurielBOWSER
- Not-quite-in-shape male physiquesDADBODS
- Having no middle ground between success and failureMAKEITORBREAKIT
- Country singer SteveEARLE
- Try to win over romanticallyWOO
- German river to the North SeaRHINE
- Material for Cinderella’s slipperGLASS
- “On the Basis of ___” (film about Ruth Bader Ginsburg)SEX
- Like some hills and pricesSTEEP
NYT Vertical Clues
- Actress BlanchettCATE
- “Sure, why not”OKAY
- Brand with a swoosh logoNIKE
- Good reputation, in slangCRED
- Ponytail necessityHAIRTIE
- Halting, as rush-hour trafficSTOPGO
- Put on TVAIR
- Small mammal that lives mostly undergroundMOLE
- Homes in the AlpsCHALETS
- Adam ___, longtime panelist on “The Voice”LEVINE
- Half of the digits in binary codeONES
- Cubit or karatUNIT
- Pic that might use 16-AcrossTAT
- Play a trumpet, e.g.TOOT
- Command to the helmsman from Jean-Luc PicardENGAGE
- Purchase at the Met museum, maybeARTBOOK
- In ___ landLALA
- Time in New York when it’s noon in ChicagoONEPM
- Feature introduced to the iPhone in 2009VIDEO
- Opposite of WNWESE
- Rogue computer in “2001: A Space Odyssey”HAL
- “You have my sympathy”ICARE
- Former Hawaii representative GabbardTULSI
- Send off, as raysEMIT
- W.C.TOILET
- Tiny builder of tunnels and hillsANT
- Some college grads, for shortBAS
- Hit 2012 musical about paperboysNEWSIES
- Documents, Downloads, Desktop, etc.FOLDERS
- A, E, I, O, U … and sometimes YVOWELS
- Big name in DVD rental kiosksREDBOX
- Titular Shakespearean kingLEAR
- Biblical false godBAAL
- Vegetable used to thicken stewsOKRA
- Counterpart of columnsROWS
- Thai currencyBAHT
- 1930s migrantOKIE
- Have a nice mealDINE
- Any rung on a ladderSTEP
- Actress RyanMEG
- ___ v. WadeROE