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Author: Matt Ginsberg
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Literally, "commander" | AMIR |
| Sights at Zion National Park | MESAS |
| Didn't sink, say | SWAM |
| Miles away | AFAR |
| Where to find big bucks? | RODEO |
| Jack who co-starred with Charlie Chaplin in "The Great Dictator" | OAKIE |
| Tepid greeting | OHHI |
| Title film villain whose first name is Julius | DRNO |
| When you can ice skate outside? | ANYCOLDTIME |
| Poker player in the Old West after being caught with a card up his sleeve? | DEADCHEAT |
| Checks' counterparts | BALANCES |
| Lamb offering | ESSAY |
| "Whew baby!" | SHEESH |
| "The Wizard of Oz" co-star | LAHR |
| "Let's shake on it" | DEAL |
| Edwin with the 1970 #1 hit "War" | STARR |
| Fling | HURL |
| Not for | ANTI |
| Language in which "dd" and "ff" are treated as single letters of the alphabet | WELSH |
| Interprets | READS |
| ___ glance | ATA |
| Like the motion of the ocean | TIDAL |
| Curse | SWEARAT |
| One going for big bucks? | DOE |
| Bad pun? | WINCEMAKER |
| French greeting | SALUT |
| Pea picker-upper | TINE |
| ___ bottle (topological curiosity) | KLEIN |
| Site of one of the 12 labors of Hercules | NEMEA |
| Manual part of an early printing press? | PAGECRANK |
| Cellar problem | SEEPAGE |
| Work with planes, maybe | MATH |
| Typically | ASARULE |
| "Westworld" airer | HBO |
| "The ___ of Christ" (classic work in Florence's Uffizi Gallery) | BAPTISM |
| Dull-witted sloth in "Ice Age" | SID |
| Profession since the Bronze Age | SMELTER |
| Leo, for example | SIGN |
| Jerry, to Tom, in cartoons | NEMESIS |
| Need for parents who weren't expecting twins? | SPARECRIB |
| One-named singer with the catchphrase "cuchi-cuchi" | CHARO |
| Like some riyals | SAUDI |
| Barristers' wear | WIGS |
| Surfer wannabe | HODAD |
| Rookeries? | CROWHOUSES |
| Singer Grande, to fans | ARI |
| Portuguese wine | MADEIRA |
| "___, Macduff" (phrase from Shakespeare) | LAYON |
| Consumes | HAS |
| City that becomes another city if you change both its vowels to A's | TEMPE |
| Perfume part | ESTER |
| Japanese noodle | UDON |
| Suspiciously flattering, say | OILY |
| Emulated an Argonaut | OARED |
| "Stat" | ASAP |
| Red letters? | USSR |
| Like a sonnet, in a way | IAMBIC |
| Chronicler of Troy | HOMER |
| Emmy-nominated actor for "Westworld" | EDHARRIS |
| Toothpaste aisle? | CRESTAREA |
| Illusionist's phrase illustrated by seven Across answers in this puzzle? | NOWYOUSEEME |
| Informal negation | AINT |
| Pout | SULK |
| Wan | ASHEN |
| Famed orange troublemaker | ERNIE |
| D.C. nine | NATS |
| Brings up, say | HEMS |
| ___ of all | LEAST |
| Location of Cassius, who "has a lean and hungry look" | YOND |
Down
| Steed for a sheik | ARAB |
| "___ Lisa" | MONA |
| Rustic poem | IDYL |
| Bad news from Detroit | RECALL |
| Queen Margrethe II, e.g.? | MODERNDANE |
| Din-din | EATS |
| It's après "après" | SKI |
| Grammy-winning songwriter Mann | AIMEE |
| School boards? | SEESAWS |
| Many a mixer | SODA |
| Fare for Little Miss Muffet | WHEY |
| Nice crossword experience | AHA |
| Thick (of) | MIDST |
| Stick | ADHERE |
| Arrangement in which you buy three tires but get a whole set? | FREERADIAL |
| Anecdotal collections | ANAS |
| Retirement account option, informally | ROTH |
| "Game of Thrones" actress Chaplin | OONA |
| Foreign-language toast | LCHAIM |
| Astrologist's reference | CHART |
| Tons | SLEWS |
| Pickle | DILEMMA |
| "Dunno" gestures | SHRUGS |
| Warmongers | HAWKS |
| Of use | UTILE |
| Mumbai royal | RANEE |
| Opinion, informally | TAKE |
| Ballerina's cabriole, e.g. | LEAP |
| Peace, in the Mideast | SALAAM |
| Poet who wrote "To His Mistress Going to Bed" | DONNE |
| Run for, as office | SEEK |
| Not ridiculous, as an argument | TENABLE |
| Order before "Fall out!" | ATEASE |
| 0 0 | CIPHERS |
| Gleans | REAPS |
| P.M. who took office in 2015 | TRUDEAU |
| Brain area, jocularly | ATTIC |
| Ivy League newspaper name | CRIMSON |
| Trick question | GOTCHA |
| It's hard to hit | HIGHC |
| Big-circulation magazine originally titled So You're Going to Be Married | BRIDES |
| Get all tangled | SNARLUP |
| Feature destroyed in the 2019 Notre Dame fire | SPIRE |
| Visit to baby Jesus? | MAGIMOMENT |
| Gradually diminished | ERODED |
| Illusionist's phrase illustrated by three Down answers in this puzzle? | NOWYOUDONT |
| ___ bar | SUSHI |
| Perfect | IDEAL |
| Actress Spacek | SISSY |
| Big smack | SWAT |
| Lure | BAIT |
| Pike | ROAD |
| An alarm may interrupt it | DREAM |
| Where Tokyo is | HONSHU |
| Scout's honor | MERIT |
| Perennial London football powerhouse | ARSENAL |
| Some inexpensive brews | PABSTS |
| Model of the solar system | ORRERY |
| PayPal money and the like | ECASH |
| Stood | AROSE |
| Onetime MS. accompanier | SASE |
| Volunteer's words | ICAN |
| Donizetti's "Pour mon âme," e.g. | ARIA |
| Lead | HELM |
| Symbols of might | OAKS |
| Blinkers | EYES |
| Major city bisected by I-80 | RENO |
| Opposite of "Too rich for my blood" | IMIN |
| Farmer's purchase | SEED |
| French way | RUE |
| "Huh?" | WHA |