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Author: Adam Vincent
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| All-encompassing | ATOZ |
| Wear, as something snazzy | SPORT |
| Bag with an NPR logo, maybe | TOTE |
| Parisian priest | PERE |
| Comic Fields on old Ed Sullivan shows | TOTIE |
| Well-ventilated | AIRY |
| Sleeping spot for a baby | CRIB |
| Stars-and-stripes land, informally | USOFA |
| Something dropped in a mystery novel | CLUE |
| Where one might find Boston news reporters? | AROUNDTHEGLOBE |
| "You crack me up," in a text | LOL |
| With 25-Across, "___ saying …" | ASI |
| See 24-Across | WAS |
| Use a "+" sign | ADD |
| Sound from a floorboard | CREAK |
| Bronze finisher's place | THIRD |
| British rule in India | RAJ |
| PBS-funding org. | NEA |
| "___ be an honor!" | ITD |
| Crab traps | POTS |
| Where a Baltimore news reader's desk might be found? | UNDERTHESUN |
| Go for the gold? | MINE |
| Prefix with political or physics | GEO |
| Org. for Kings and Senators | NHL |
| U.N.C. and Clemson are in it | ACC |
| Lowest workers | PEONS |
| Talk show queen named after a figure in Ruth | OPRAH |
| Bit of animation | CEL |
| What a boater might have hands-on experience with? | OAR |
| ___-Magnon | CRO |
| Annual video game competition, for short | EVO |
| Beaten to a news scoop in Los Angeles? | BEHINDTHETIMES |
| Bright part of Rudolph | NOSE |
| Welcome at the door | SEEIN |
| Short, quick breath | PANT |
| The ugly duckling, eventually | SWAN |
| Start over on a blackboard | ERASE |
| Together, in music | ADUE |
| Donations to the poor | ALMS |
| "___ anything" | ASKME |
| One of 28 in Monopoly | DEED |
Down
| H.S. math for some college-bound students | APCALC |
| Misbehaving toddler | TERROR |
| Cal Ripken, for his entire major-league career | ORIOLE |
| Indian ox | ZEBU |
| Male calendar figures | STUDS |
| Sticky note | POSTIT |
| "But then again …," in a text | OTOH |
| Permeated by | RIFEWITH |
| Locale for an outdoor Japanese party | TEAGARDEN |
| ___ Bell | TACO |
| John D. Rockefeller, for one | OILBARON |
| "Yup, absolutely right" | TRUEDAT |
| See 21-Down | EYE |
| With 13-Down, means of viewing sans telescope | NAKED |
| "Acid" | LSD |
| Record spinners, informally | DJS |
| Diarist Frank | ANNE |
| Try to pick up | HITON |
| Greece/Turkey separator | AEGEANSEA |
| Part of orange juice that's not juice | PULP |
| Bearded figure in a classic poster | UNCLESAM |
| Stocks up on again | REORDERS |
| "Darn it!" | SHOOT |
| Cheese go-with | MAC |
| Nickname for the 1967 N.F.L. Championship Game, famously played at about -15° | ICEBOWL |
| Hawaiian taro dish | POI |
| Sharp split | SCHISM |
| Like "A Star Is Born," repeatedly | REMADE |
| One of 17 in Monopoly | AVENUE |
| Threw, as a party | HOSTED |
| Actress Zellweger | RENEE |
| Female grouses | HENS |
| Cutting board wood | TEAK |
| Surface competitor | IPAD |
| Source of information leaked by Edward Snowden, for short | NSA |