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Author: Victor Barocas
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| Army counterpart of the Navy’s CPO | SFC |
| Spur site | BOOT |
| Undesirable roommate | SLOB |
| Informs against one’s colleagues | FLIPS |
| Plaintiff in Clay v. United States | ALI |
| Hawk’s home | AERIE |
| “R.U.R.” playwright | CAPEK |
| Kidney-based | RENAL |
| Home of the Masters Tournament | AUGUSTALANOITAN |
| Not standard | EXTRA |
| Wide-bellied crock | BEANPOT |
| Rod | GAT |
| Furniture set | SUITE |
| It’s a fist in American Sign Language | ESS |
| Reading and Pennsylvania, e.g.: Abbr. | RRS |
| Surfer’s reading material | EMAG |
| Frequency of American electrical current | SIXTYZTREH |
| Org. facilitating some adoptions | SPCA |
| Manual target | USER |
| It’s good in Grenoble | BON |
| Burst of noise | PEAL |
| “Sicko Mode” rapper Scott | TRAVIS |
| Intense hatred | ODIUM |
| Job in a judge’s office | CLERKING |
| Coin produced from 1971 to 1978 | EISENHOWERRALLOD |
| Compound with a C=C(OH) group | ENOL |
| Perished like the Wicked Witch of the West | MELTED |
| Diarist Anaïs | NIN |
| It carries a charge | ION |
| “Dirty Dancing” director Ardolino | EMILE |
| In more pain | SORER |
| Nicholas II was the last of them | TSARS |
| Busybody | YENTA |
| “The Good Place” carrier | NBC |
| Starship originally designed by Matt Jefferies | USSESIRPRETNE |
| Setting item | GEM |
| ___ artery (aorta fork) | ILIAC |
| Fill the tank | GASUP |
| Banned PEDs, slangily | ROIDS |
| Triton’s horn | CONCH |
| Reunion attendees | KIN |
| Club relative | BLT |
| Hardware store collection | SCREWS |
| Mayor between Beame and Dinkins | KOCH |
| Battle of San Jacinto cry | REMEMBERTHEOMALA |
| Problem for produce dealers | SPOILAGE |
| Many “Smallfoot” characters | YETIS |
| Wounds in anger | SPITES |
| Judge | DEEM |
| ___ ejemplo | POR |
| Join a thread | POST |
| Joins with thread | SEWS |
| Likely to upset the CFO, perhaps | OVERTEGDUB |
| “___ jungle out there” | ITSA |
| ___ example | FOR |
| North Korean dynasty name | KIM |
| Drum wire | SNARE |
| Paper towel layer | PLY |
| Angus, e.g. | BEEFCOW |
| Most Jordanians | ARABS |
| Airport sign that inspired this puzzle’s theme | RENTALCARRETURN |
| Check recipient | PAYEE |
| Stick for conducting | BATON |
| Mushroom cloud maker | HTEST |
| Pumpernickel cousin | RYE |
| “___ a Rainy Night” | ILOVE |
| Pervasive idea | MEME |
| Common enc. | SASE |
| Tel. no. part | EXT |
Down
| Bygone Swedish auto | SAAB |
| Smoky duct | FLUE |
| Accessory at a tobacconist | CIGARCASE |
| Loser to Ted in 2018 | BETO |
| Holds forth | ORATES |
| Cruet contents | OIL |
| Place for a certain ceremony | TEAGARDEN |
| Paisley person | SCOT |
| Poem of medieval France | LAI |
| Chooses to participate | OPTSIN |
| Male admirers | BEAUX |
| Ice tray setting | FREEZER |
| He often puts Lois in danger | LEX |
| Middle of three jacket layers | INTERLINING |
| Analyze grammatically | PARSE |
| Virgule | SLASH |
| Danger for Indiana Jones | ASPS |
| Make mittens, maybe | KNIT |
| Comes apart | UNRAVELS |
| Constant critic | NAG |
| Eschewed longhand | TYPED |
| Siamese greeting | MEOW |
| “Brave New World” drug | SOMA |
| “I wanna go too!” | TAKEME |
| Geneviève de Paris, par exemple | STE |
| Unlikely to belch in public, say | PRIM |
| Directors on Broadway? | USHERS |
| Puts the pedal to the metal | BURNSRUBBER |
| Communicating | INTOUCH |
| Optical inflammation | IRITIS |
| Ninth-inning pitcher | CLOSER |
| Contemporary of Boris and Bela | LON |
| “North Dallas Forty” star | NOLTE |
| Shine | GLEAM |
| Collection from Horace | ODES |
| Train to the Hamptons, for short | LIRR |
| Treatment for 44-Down | EYEDROP |
| Group in power | REGIME |
| Small-scale program | APPLET |
| Shaving boo-boos | NICKS |
| Weakly hit fly | BLOOP |
| It commemorates the 1862 Mexican victory over the French at Puebla | CINCODEMAYO |
| Prudent | SANE |
| Poppycock | TOSH |
| At the top of one of Santa’s lists | NICEST |
| In more pain | ACHIER |
| Like Muenster and havarti | SEMISOFT |
| Powder holder | KEG |
| Three-panel works | TRIPTYCHS |
| What a hydrotherapist offers | WATERCURE |
| Did in | SLEW |
| Meal in a bowl | RAMEN |
| “Keep out of it,” briefly | MYOB |
| Possessive on some menus | TSOS |
| Twit | ASS |
| “Hmm…” | LETSSEE |
| Mambo master Tito | PUENTE |
| Buffalo skaters | SABRES |
| Animal also called a zebra giraffe | OKAPI |
| Rapidly spreading | VIRAL |
| Habit | GARB |
| Idle hope | DREAM |
| Under the weather | ILL |
| Pedal pushers | FEET |
| Clear square | PANE |
| Manx relative | ERSE |
| Gemsbok, e.g. | ORYX |
| New York PBS affiliate | WNET |
| Former North Carolina governor Perdue | BEV |
| The piper’s son | TOM |
| ___ standstill | ATA |