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NYT Across Clues
- Sample collectorSWAB
- Banjo soundTWANG
- Computer menu headingEDIT
- Hookup that may get kinky?HOSE
- BroadcasterAIRER
- Soprano who ends up trapped in a vaultAIDA
- Leave outOMIT
- “My name is …,” e.g.INTRO
- Automaker that went bankrupt in 2011SAAB
- What intellectual rivals engage inABATTLEOFWITS
- Oktoberfest quaffLAGER
- Munch Museum localeOSLO
- Election-influencing grp.PAC
- Like the Tower of Babel, in two waysSTORIED
- ArrogantSNOOTY
- What chess has that bridge doesn’tBOARD
- God of passionEROS
- “Theodore Roosevelt” or “Robert Louis Stevenson”SARGENTPORTRAIT
- Lot calculationAREA
- Classic gas brandAMOCO
- Fancy drinking glassGOBLET
- Percussion instrument that’s also the name of a popular ringtoneMARIMBA
- End of a dean’s addressEDU
- Sign of inactivityRUST
- Untrustworthy sortSNEAK
- Mid-19th-century Russian ruler described as “autocracy personified”TSARNICHOLASI
- Initial stakeANTE
- Get into some hot water?BATHE
- Work without ___ANET
- See 68-AcrossWRAP
- Edmonton athleteOILER
- With 66-Across, director’s cry … or hint to 20-, 37- and 58-AcrossITSA
- Word after rock, sea or tableSALT
- Tons and tonsSLEWS
- Pointillism featuresDOTS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Muscle ___, Ala.SHOALS
- Marsupial with distinctive cube-shaped droppingsWOMBAT
- Italian alpine cheeseASIAGO
- “That’s more like it”BETTER
- Comet featureTAIL
- Rioja, for oneWINE
- “Star Wars” droid, familiarlyARTOO
- Spongy ballsNERFS
- Speaks brusquelyGROWLS
- It’s right on the mapEAST
- Population beyond the homelandDIASPORA
- Journalist Wells or TarbellIDA
- Coke’s first diet sodaTAB
- What many a U.S. state is named afterTRIBE
- It comes with a chargeION
- Yours, in ArlesATOI
- Dermatological sacCYST
- Long timeEON
- “The world’s most valuable resource,” per The EconomistDATA
- ‘Neath’s oppositeOER
- Record speed, for shortRPM
- Send to oblivionDOOM
- “Scarborough Fair” herbSAGE
- J.Lo’s onetime beauAROD
- CounterargumentREBUTTAL
- Actress GadotGAL
- Record label for D’Angelo or Doja CatRCA
- MidsectionTORSO
- Long timeERA
- Engines with oomphTURBOS
- Like some decorative wooden floorsINLAID
- Will, given a chanceMEANTO
- Most despicableBASEST
- Dogs that were once samurai companionsAKITAS
- ___ mailSNAIL
- Line on a spineTITLE
- Last month in the U.S. government’s fiscal year: Abbr.SEPT
- Mull, with “on”CHEW
- Gendered pronounHERS
- Reactions to adorablenessAWS
- Food industry lobby, in briefNRA