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NYT Across Clues
- Locals make them oftenSTOPS
- PicFOTO
- ___ pros. (court record abbr.)NOL
- Actress RobertsTANYA
- Bridge unitIBAR
- Nixon pal RebozoBEBE
- It’s high when it’s redALERT
- Stage partROLE
- At seaLOST
- 1980s-’90s women’s magazineLEARS
- Rockies rangersELKS
- Períodos de 52 semanasANOS
- “Moses” novelistASCH
- Setting for a roasterDAIS
- Massage localeSCALP
- Start a scrapGETITON
- Enjoyed a British traditionTOOKTEA
- Lemon on a baseball fieldCHET
- Tops at the dinner table?OUTEATS
- Heat sourcesSTOVES
- BarbersSTYLES
- Legislation station?CAPITOL
- Done to ___ATEE
- Did as suggested in a Gershwin musical?ATECAKE
- Relatives of 20-AcrossREDDEER
- Spring timesLENTS
- One who might have an original imitationAPER
- Heavyweights face off in itSUMO
- Crab Key villain of book and filmDRNO
- Ciliary body settingUVEA
- Locale shrouded in mystery?TURIN
- Bodily channelITER
- BasisGERM
- JoinedASONE
- Digging for dirt?NOSY
- Succotash bitLIMA
- Place for a small flagLAPEL
- Some racecarsGTS
- Police dept. figureINSP
- Ones being shot atENEMY
NYT Vertical Clues
- Compound used in wartimeSTALAG
- “A Writer’s Life” autobiographer, 2006TALESE
- Like Sartre’s “No Exit”ONEACT
- Win offset by lossesPYRRHICVICTORY
- Their scores may be on transcriptsSATS
- Colonial stingerFIREANT
- Old Greek coinsOBOLI
- Gets on the phone, sayTALKSTO
- They’re often lying in bedsORES
- Kind of wardNEONATAL
- SupersededOBSOLETE
- Doesn’t challengeLETSPASS
- A state symbol of MarylandBLACKEYEDSUSAN
- Neither nails it nor blows itDOESOK
- In one’s cupsSOTTED
- Trig symbolsTHETAS
- DispossessionOUSTER
- Very hotSCALDING
- Deep-fried mouthfulTATERTOT
- TransparencyOPENNESS
- Not exciseLEAVEIN
- Tour guide?AREAMAP
- Grand tour settingEUROPE
- 2009 Grammy winner for “Relapse”EMINEM
- Miss America host after Bert ParksRONELY
- Salon jobsPERMS
- Aptly named hybridUGLI
- Something to weaveTALE