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NYT Across Clues
- Company with the most U.S. patents per year since 1993IBM
- “Quiet, you!”SHUSH
- Bench targets, for shortPECS
- Profession in Upton Sinclair’s “The Jungle”MEATPACKER
- “That said …,” in a textOTOH
- Narrow band of stormsSQUALLLINE
- Country whose flag stripe colors are exactly the same as Guinea’s except in reverse orderMALI
- TiltUNBALANCE
- Longtime college basketball coach KrugerLON
- Tempur-Pedic acquisition of 2012SEALY
- What doesn’t require a return envelope?EFILING
- Gets ready to throwTAKESAIM
- Focus of some celebrity suitsLIBEL
- Suffix with electorATE
- What shows what you’re made of?DNAPROFILE
- “Whew!”THATWASCLOSE
- They cover all the basesHOMERUNTROTS
- “Capeesh?”UNDERSTOOD
- Drink, in a wayLAP
- DemandsNEEDS
- Rhythmic pattern in jazzSTOPTIME
- I, for oneSUBJECT
- Having overhangs, sayEAVED
- Symbol for elasticity, in economicsETA
- Like cars in a junkyard, maybeRUSTEATEN
- Story linesARCS
- Luxury wear for showgoersOPERACAPES
- Fairy ___TALE
- Order in the courtPLEASERISE
- HostSLEW
- Annual event first held at the Hollywood Athletic ClubEMMYS
- Org. with X-raysTSA
NYT Vertical Clues
- PingsIMS
- Pass on after passing onBEQUEATH
- Representation of the first-born child of “earth mother” and “sky father,” in Hawaiian cultureMAUNAKEA
- FlaresSPLAYS
- Part of a campus mapHALL
- Sch. with the most applications in the U.S.UCLA
- Foundation locationSKIN
- ThuslyHENCE
- Fluffy dog, for shortPOM
- Latin for “and elsewhere”ETALIBI
- Mustard, for oneCOLONEL
- Rafter neighborSHINGLE
- Put on holdTABLE
- Diving spotREEF
- On the doubleSTAT
- “It’s game over for me”ILOST
- Die-hard fan no matter what, in slangLIFER
- Amy of “Arrival”ADAMS
- Alaska, oftenINSET
- Computer shortcutsMACROS
- Hybrid fruit also known as an apriumPLUOT
- Musical piece with a recurring themeRONDO
- Jazzy Jeff, per a 1988 3x platinum album titleTHEDJ
- Not so greatWORSE
- Tapenade discardOLIVEPIT
- State of being brokenTAMENESS
- FlewSPED
- Wins a race against, perhapsUNSEATS
- N as in Nissan?NEUTRAL
- Total meltdownDEBACLE
- Heads out, slangilyPEACES
- Siberian nativeTATAR
- Bumper ___CROP
- Mathematical suffixTUPLE
- FeelSEEM
- Part of San Francisco’s Muni systemTRAM
- A snapEASY
- Hem, e.g.SEW
- Last word of “America the Beautiful”SEA