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NYT Across Clues
- List of coursesMENU
- ___ alla bolognese (meat-based pasta sauce)RAGU
- Don’s partner in the underworldCAPO
- Melting point?ICICLE
- Condo, e.g.UNIT
- CrowningATOP
- Crew’s control?OARS
- Wall Street Journal columnist PeggyNOONAN
- Bygone office groupSONEOPOOL
- Final remark in an argumentTHELASONERD
- Scratch (out)EKE
- Like the luck of the drawRANDOM
- ), when it follows :-SMILE
- HETA
- “Seems that way”IDBET
- Pieces of gangsGATS
- Pain reliever containing aspirin and caffeineANACIN
- Golfer ErnieELS
- Gave birthHADAKID
- Sheltered balcony with abundant natural lightSUNTRAP
- WishedBADE
- Archer’s prideAIM
- “The Dark Knight ___,” 2012 superhero movieRISES
- Bring back on boardREHIRE
- Actress JessicaALBA
- No Doubt vocalist GwenSTEFANI
- Best-selling self-help book subtitled “Time-Tested Secrets for Capturing the Heart of Mr. Right”THERULES
- Hot spotsHEARTHS
- Moved brisklyTROTTED
- Council of ___ (Counter-Reformation body)TRENT
- More to the pointTERSER
- Part of Q.E.D.ERAT
- ChoosesOPTS
- Wanders around the head of a line, briefly?TSA
- Long-running show whose iconic hourglass is in the Smithsonian collectionDAYSOTWOLIVES
- Rotating engine partCAM
- Con ___ (with animation, musically)MOTO
- Hot spotOVEN
- It has issues with celebritiesPEOPLE
- See 17-DownLOGAN
- OstensibleREPUTED
- Had a heaping helping of humilityATECROW
- Catchy 1950s sloganILIKEIKE
- Send another wayREROUTE
- Let go ofCEDE
- SeriousSOLEMN
- Runway professionalMODEL
- Little louseNIT
- PurposesUSES
- Car stereo choicesPRESETS
- Zoning, so to speakOUTOFIT
- Something that’s helpful in a dash?GPS
- Emotive brass soundWAHWAH
- Night callHOOT
- Marketer’s targetBUYER
- Bumbling sortOAF
- They outrank viscountsEARLS
- Legendary sea monsterKRAKEN
- Floor cleaner, for shortVAC
- Union Pacific vehicleFRFOURTRAIN
- Neither gains nor losesBREAKZERO
- Chant for the Dream TeamUSAUSA
- Eldest of Chekhov’s “Three Sisters”OLGA
- Town near Buffalo that sounds like paradiseEDEN
- From the startANEW
- “And now good-___ to our waking souls”: John DonneMORROW
- DesireWANT
- Digital IDsSSNS
- ___-X (cut)CTRL
NYT Vertical Clues
- Creative inspirationMUSE
- Miso soup mushroomENOKI
- Made the rounds?NINEDEDBAR
- Native of the Beehive StateUTE
- Knock on, as a windowRAPAT
- OodlesATON
- Words said with a post-match handshakeGOODGAME
- Send to the cloud, sayUPLOAD
- Camp sightCOT
- Sighing soundsAAHS
- Not custom-tailoredPREMADE
- Country singer K. T. ___OSLIN
- HBO show co-starring Issa RaeINSECURE
- Dove’s soundCOO
- Doctor’s reassurance before a shotIONENTHURT
- Tech news websiteCNET
- With 80-Across, longtime CBS News correspondentLARA
- ConclusionEND
- Smelter’s inputsORES
- “C’est la vie”ALAS
- Spot from which a dove once notably flewMTARARAT
- Makes cloudyBLEARS
- 1943 Pulitzer-winning Thornton Wilder play, with “The”SKINOTWOTEETH
- Like the noble gasesINERT
- Singles, e.g.HITS
- “That so?”ISIT
- Steams upRILES
- “Garden” or “Center,” oftenARENA
- Pain in the neckPEST
- 100 satang, in ThailandBAHT
- On the safe sideALEE
- Spiritual retreatASHRAM
- InterveneSTEPIN
- 1960s sitcom set at Fort CourageFTROOP
- Set in a man caveHDTV
- Bill’s time-traveling partner in filmTED
- “Holy ___!”TOLEDO
- FavorESTEEM
- The deadly sins, e.g.SEPTET
- House involved in the Wars of the RosesYORK
- Scenic vistaOVERLOOK
- Holy ___SEE
- Orange or plumCOLOR
- Fleet of footAGILE
- Qualifies to fight in a certain classMAKESWFOUR
- “We are the 99%” movement, familiarlyOCCUPY
- Journalists might be invited to itPRESSEVENT
- Prospector’s findLODE
- Flock membersEWES
- Misarticulate, in a wayLISP
- Home of a mythological lionNEMEA
- Language of PakistanURDU
- Working awayATIT
- Au naturelINTHERAW
- Garments for acrobatsUNITARDS
- “Wow, that’s beautiful!”OOHLALA
- Big batSWAT
- Ranker of the richFORBES
- Greasy gooGUNK
- It takes a bowARROW
- Partner of riceBEANS
- Less well doneRARER
- ThereaboutsORSO
- In the distanceAFAR
- + or –SIGN
- SharpKEEN
- Monk’s hoodCOWL
- “Fee, fi, fo, ___”FUM
- Military support grp.USO
- D.C. playerNAT
- Designer PosenZAC