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Across
| Lisa in the Louvre | MONA |
| Sound from a furious feline | HISS |
| “Are you for real?!” | CMON |
| Congo is its most recent mem. | OPEC |
| Only Pennsylvania county largely north of the 42nd parallel | ERIE |
| Catherine of “Schitt’s Creek” | OHARA |
| Flight delay notification, perhaps | TEXTALERT |
| Shared, to get a quick opinion | RANBY |
| Necessitate | ENTAIL |
| ___-Coeur (famous Paris basilica) | SACRE |
| Comment at the end of a fun night out | LETSDOTHISAGAIN |
| Letters at a “Hamilton” show, probably | SRO |
| Refine | HONE |
| James of jazz | ETTA |
| Distort | SKEW |
| Exam for H.S. students | APTEST |
| “We could be here for a bit…,” and a hint to each circled word | ITSALONGSTORY |
| For some period | AWHILE |
| Kovalchuk of the NHL | ILYA |
| Wasn’t honest | LIED |
| A little, musically | POCO |
| Crunch targets | ABS |
| Become involved in something | ENTERTHEPICTURE |
| Bonehead | IDIOT |
| Encourage | SPURON |
| Like a child hiding behind a parent’s leg | TIMID |
| Nickelodeon cartoon with a nine-year-old title character | HEYARNOLD |
| Pungent salad green | CRESS |
| Neighborhood | AREA |
| Diva delivery | ARIA |
| Beat to a pulp | MASH |
| Fail miserably | TANK |
| Went under | SANK |
Down
| Stops by the interstate | MOTELS |
| Lead-in to the headliner | OPENER |
| Neighboring | NEXTTO |
| Fill in for | ACTAS |
| “What have we here?!” | HELLO |
| Furious feeling | IRE |
| Knight address | SIR |
| Takes hold | SETSIN |
| Put on the account of | CHARGETO |
| “She’ll chew you up,” according to Hall & Oates | MANEATER |
| Heavenly ball | ORB |
| Dissenting vote | NAY |
| Apex predator in all of the world’s oceans | ORCA |
| Assist | AID |
| Comparable to pie or ABC? | ASEASY |
| Vincent van Gogh’s brother | THEO |
| “Isn’t that lovely!” | HOWNICE |
| Teeny tiny | ITSY |
| Rebellion leader Turner | NAT |
| Seasoning in Sevilla | SAL |
| Sticky-fingered sort | KLEPTO |
| Mom-and-pop org. | PTA |
| Champion’s crow | IWIN |
| They may be hard to keep up with | THETIMES |
| Coleslaw or potato salad, e.g. | SIDEDISH |
| Unappealing ladleful | GLOP |
| Hoppy brew | ALE |
| Words often followed by “It’s no big deal” | OHTHAT |
| Dawn goddess | AURORA |
| Josh of “Avengers: Endgame” | BROLIN |
| “Where the Wild Things Are” writer | SENDAK |
| Relieves (of) | RIDS |
| “Wicked Game” singer Chris | ISAAK |
| EMT specialty | CPR |
| Yellowfins and albacores | TUNAS |
| Network with a “Now Playing” newsletter | TCM |
| Lyricist Gershwin | IRA |
| Important period | ERA |
| Bank of Japan currency | YEN |