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NYT Across Clues
- “Bull” airerCBS
- OutASLEEP
- Win for a 10-DownUPSET
- Yukon automakerGMC
- Set downLAID
- With 116-Down, artificial intelligence system that mimics the human brainNEURAL
- Who is “too small to make a difference,” per a Greta Thunberg book titleNOONE
- Propel, as a shellOAR
- “… and to ___ good night!”ALLA
- … FLOOR FLOOR FLOOR …NEVERENDINGSTORY
- It’s got some miles on itUSEDCAR
- Home to the Burj Khalifa, for shortUAE
- SingularLONE
- Stark who was crowned Queen of the North on “Game of Thrones”SANSA
- … GRIZZLY GRIZZLY GRIZZLY …BEARSREPEATING
- First responder, for shortEMT
- Percussion instrument of African originMARIMBA
- What some kings and queens dress inDRAG
- Maker of the classic video game FroggerSEGA
- … PROPOSAL PROPOSAL PROPOSAL …PERPETUALMOTION
- Kind of milkSOY
- Rapper with more than 20 GrammysKANYEWEST
- RepsAGENTS
- Click ___ (artificial increasers of website hits)FARMS
- Goddess of the dawnEOS
- Pet lovers’ org.ASPCA
- James who sang “I Sing the Blues”ETTA
- Grandma, affectionatelyNANA
- Roy Lichtenstein’s genrePOPART
- Brit’s “How shocking!”ISAY
- What many lifeguards haveTANS
- … COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL …ADINFINITUM
- Steve with eight N.B.A. championship ringsKERR
- Chemical suffixesINES
- Like the color of honeyGOLDEN
- “Give me a break, would you?!”GEEZ
- Philosopher who wrote “A Treatise of Human Nature”HUME
- Lead-in to ask or suggestDAREI
- Get hitchedWED
- They’re explained by Newton’s law of universal gravitationTIDES
- N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer ShannonSHARPE
- InconveniencesIMPOSESON
- Company with a Page ProgramNBC
- … AMBITION AMBITION AMBITION …RECURRINGDREAMS
- Word-of-mouthORAL
- Actor Spall of “Prometheus”RAFE
- Literally, “I bow to you”NAMASTE
- Op. ___ (footnote abbr.)CIT
- … STAIRS STAIRS STAIRS …NONSTOPFLIGHTS
- ___ di Pietro, artist better known as Fra AngelicoGUIDO
- Ta-taCIAO
- Opposite of down: Abbr.ACR
- “Let’s Stay Together” singer, 1971ALGREEN
- … CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION …CONTINUITYOFCARE
- Slight problemSNAG
- Pablo Neruda workODE
- “Please, I can handle this”LETME
- Many an informant employed by Sherlock HolmesURCHIN
- Org. involved in the Scopes Monkey TrialACLU
- R.S.V.P. optionYES
- Way up or way downSTEPS
- Pocketful in ring-around-the-rosyPOSIES
- Syracuse-to-Albany dir.ESE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Part of a contractCLAUSE
- Christmas firBALSAM
- Investor behind the scenesSILENTPARTNER
- Palindromic feminine nameANNA
- One gifted with the “inner eye”SEER
- Word on a candy heartLUV
- Before, poeticallyERE
- Piercing spotEAR
- ___ cavity (where the lungs are located)PLEURAL
- Likely loserUNDERDOG
- Hawaiian taro dishPOI
- Family member inaptly found in “ladies only”SON
- High school subj.ENG
- Vehicle company with a market value over $1 trillionTESLA
- Adventurous kids in a 1985 filmGOONIES
- Napoleon’s famed war horseMARENGO
- ShoutCRY
- Some diaper changersDADS
- Rapper dissed by Jay-Z in “Takeover”NAS
- Young ‘unsTOTS
- Popular ToyotasCAMRYS
- How a zombie might spread the infectionBITE
- Ostrich relativesEMUS
- Peter outABATE
- “Symphony in Black” artistERTE
- Something necessary for gain, they sayPAIN
- The “grand slam” of showbiz awards, in briefEGOT
- Like some apparel, in songGAY
- MimicAPE
- Opposite of FFREW
- TogetherENMASSE
- Kind of jarMASON
- Org. that hires cryptanalystsNSA
- Samurai’s swordKATANA
- Awful-smellingFETID
- Give one’s takeOPINE
- Religion that emphasizes seva, or “selfless service”SIKHISM
- Astrology or palmistryPSEUDOSCIENCE
- Sandiego not usually found in San DiegoCARMEN
- Lew ___, portrayer of Dr. KildareAYRES
- BadgerNAG
- BrouhahaADO
- When doubled, boring result in the Premier LeagueNIL
- Word commonly following the Oxford commaAND
- Messy sortPIG
- What seven did to nine, in a jokeATE
- LamentRUE
- Celebrity gossip siteTMZ
- Like New Jerseyans vis-à-vis New YorkersFEWER
- Destination for Birthright trips: Abbr.ISR
- Someone’s in the kitchen with her, in songDINAH
- Savory Chinese snackTEAEGG
- GrinderHERO
- Put ___ on (limit)ACAP
- Dennis the Menace’s appropriately named dogRUFF
- Bishops, e.g.PRELATES
- Execs: Abbr.MGMT
- Smartphone predecessors, for shortPDAS
- Choice wordsORS
- Card-matching gameSET
- Prefix with binaryNON
- Male etiquette, as described by Barney Stinson on “How I Met Your Mother”BROCODE
- EyeteethCANINES
- CliqueINGROUP
- Exam with a 35-minute timed essay, in briefLSAT
- What 10s representIDEALS
- Notable chameleon featureTONGUE
- Grinds awayTOILS
- Not friendlyICY
- ___ MinorURSA
- Singer India.___ARIE
- Part of the eyeLENS
- DemureCOY
- See 20-AcrossNET
- Pac-12 athleteUTE
- RapscallionIMP
- ___-yoFRO
- They’re found below the “To” fieldCCS
- Tuna, on a sushi menuAHI