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NYT Across Clues
- “Hooked on Classics” companyKTEL
- Christina of “Monster”RICCI
- Skins, so to speakDRUMS
- SilentMUM
- Last Supper itemGRAIL
- Case study in many business ethics classesENRON
- Call onVISIT
- “The Simpsons” character who holds a Ph.D. in computer scienceAPU
- Low singers, short on money, draw idly?BASSIINNEEDDOODLE
- Place for a beer pumpKEG
- Reaches a climaxPEAKS
- High-class person?SENIOR
- Served in a certain cream sauceALAKING
- Fleet runner: Abbr.ADM
- Boston’s Liberty Tree, e.g.ELM
- Tennis player with a record 377 cumulative weeks ranked No. 1GRAF
- First-rateDANDY
- Works as an accountant for a Swedish aerospace company?DOESSAABBOOKKEEPING
- “Pearly Shells” singerDONHO
- Like a llanoGRASSY
- Put a stop toSURCEASE
- Mlle., across the PyrénéesSRTA
- TangleSNARL
- Airy areas of hotelsATRIA
- Urban intersectors: Abbr.STS
- People who share an apartment with a Jordanian royal?QUEENNOORROOMMATES
- Rival of HavolineSTP
- Pec pic, sayTAT
- 1980s auto imports based on the FiatYUGOS
- Turkish coinLIRA
- Speed skater who won five golds at the 1980 Lake Placid OlympicsHEIDEN
- Not doffLEAVEON
- Politico LizCHENEY
- UnusualRARE
- Pocahontas’s husband JohnROLFE
- 50,000-watt clear-channel radio station in Iowa for which Ronald Reagan was once a sportscasterWHO
- Sends to the canvas, for shortKOS
- Designer Mizrahi shouts like a cowboy in a nonchalant way?ISAACCOOLLYYEEHAWS
- Citi Field playerMET
- Listens attentivelyHARKS
- Man’s name that becomes another man’s name when a “C” is put in frontALVIN
- Life ___ (timesaving trick)HACK
- Events for special customersPRESALES
- Smooth and lustrousSILKEN
- Asian metropolis of 28+ millionDELHI
- Headline after an adolescent at a pool competition is made fun of?SWIMMEETTEENNEEDLED
- Mughal emperor of India known as “the Great”AKBAR
- Nephew of CainENOS
- Feminine sideYIN
- BitTAD
- Meteorological phenomenonMOONBOW
- Mourning person, perhapsSOBBER
- Like triangles governed by the Pythagorean theoremRIGHT
- StirADO
- Matriculated students appear to be timid?ENROLLEESSEEMMEEK
- Couldn’t stand?SAT
- John who invented a steel plowDEERE
- Poles, e.g.SLAVS
- California mission founder JuníperoSERRA
- What’s up?SKY
- More logicalSANER
- Brownish grayTAUPE
- Fit together like matryoshka dollsNEST
NYT Vertical Clues
- Yuri Andropov headed it for 15 years, in briefKGB
- Opening in the theater, maybeTRAPDOOR
- Legal grant to cross over someone else’s landEASEMENT
- ___ Genova, author of “Still Alice”LISA
- Rapper MC ___, formerly of N.W.AREN
- Travel guide listingsINNS
- One of the 11 official languages of Canada’s Northwest TerritoriesCREE
- Either brother who co-wrote “O Brother, Where Art Thou?”COEN
- Plants that yield a blue dyeINDIGOS
- Antonín who composed “Carnival Overture”DVORAK
- Host of the Olympics where golf returned after a 112-year hiatusRIO
- National School Lunch Program org.USDA
- Pepper dispenserMILL
- Cinematographic innovation of the 1970sSTEADICAM
- Raising CainMAKINGASTINK
- OverturnUPEND
- Unpleasantly humidMUGGY
- ThusLIKESO
- Mallorca o Menorca, por ejemploISLA
- Socially awkwardDORKY
- Hearst-like film characterKANE
- InterjectsADDS
- It’s more attractive the closer you are to itMAGNET
- AdornFESTOON
- N.B.A. nickname until 2011SHAQ
- Something white rice lacksBRAN
- Hay there!BARN
- Where the Nobel Peace Prize winner is announcedOSLO
- Money for a grand tourEUROS
- Stiffly formalPRIM
- Like binaural audioSTEREO
- Parts of college applicationsESSAYS
- Bean on the silver screenSEAN
- Ship of mythologyARGO
- Pac-12 playerUTE
- Cry of dismayOYVEY
- BemoanRUE
- Hoppy drinkALE
- Food item often prepared with lemon and garlicSHRIMP
- PromoTEASER
- Snack food brand that sounds like buried treasurePIRATESBOOTY
- It may be a deal breaker: Abbr.DEA
- GanderLOOKSEE
- Some pipe jointsELLS
- New York Titans’ org. of oldAFL
- Jackie of “Rush Hour”CHAN
- Question that isn’t a “wh-” questionHOW
- Ned who composed “Air Music”ROREM
- Sound heard at Churchill DownsWHINNY
- Alternatives to sleeper sofasCHAIRBEDS
- QuietCALM
- The Collegiate School, todayYALE
- Actress SommerELKE
- 50-50EVEN
- MoltSHED
- Not out to lunchALLTHERE
- Crib usersCHEATERS
- Captain played twice in film by Charles LaughtonKIDD
- Equine : horse :: cygnine : ___SWAN
- Pub perchSTOOL
- “That’s what you should do”ITSBEST
- JeansDENIMS
- Playwright EveENSLER
- Land on the Celtic SeaEIRE
- Run upAMASS
- Company that’s had its momentsKODAK
- Draft classificationONEA
- Small songbirdWREN
- Composer BartókBELA
- Biblical birthright sellerESAU
- Send one’s regrets, sayRSVP
- F.B.I. guysGMEN
- Underground bandORE
- Direction from Belg. to Bulg.ESE
- “Krazy ___”KAT