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Author: Hoang-Kim Vu and Jessica Zetzman
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Like the path of a lob | ARCED |
| Stand the test of time | LAST |
| Newspaper opinion piece | OPED |
| Instrument in a string quartet | CELLO |
| French peak | ALPE |
| “___, far, wherever you are” (Celine Dion lyric) | NEAR |
| Applies sloppily, as paint | DAUBS |
| Data graphics with wedges | PIECHARTS |
| Egyptian queen, for short | CLEO |
| Stuck ashore, as a whale | BEACHED |
| Cries loudly | WAILS |
| Air traffic control equipment | RADAR |
| Dirty dozen? | BADEGGS |
| Do surgery | OPERATE |
| Skips over, as a spoken syllable | ELIDES |
| India’s smallest state | GOA |
| Ambulance specialists, in brief | EMTS |
| Hot springs resort | SPA |
| Sent by UPS, e.g. | SHIPPED |
| Baseball’s ___ Wee Reese | PEE |
| Light white powder | TALC |
| “… spoon ___ fork?” | ORA |
| Existing in hidden form | LATENT |
| Spotted wildcats of the South American jungle | OCELOTS |
| Nuts used to make marzipan | ALMONDS |
| Crumple into a ball | WADUP |
| Princess played by Emma Corrin on “The Crown” | DIANA |
| Ramadan observers | MUSLIMS |
| Fill to capacity | SATE |
| Garments similar to rompers … with a hint to the shaded squares in this puzzle | JUMPSUITS |
| Three-point driving maneuver | KTURN |
| “Ah, that makes sense now” | ISEE |
| Fiction’s opposite | FACT |
| Malodorous | FETID |
| Kings of Leon or Queens of the Stone Age | BAND |
| “If you ask me …,” online | IMHO |
| Farmer’s harvests | CROPS |
Down
| Electrical adapter letters | ACDC |
| Authentic | REAL |
| You’re reading one right now | CLUE |
| Nudged | ELBOWED |
| ___ and don’ts | DOS |
| Big flaps in the fashion industry? | LAPELS |
| Assumed name | ALIAS |
| Blueprint detail | SPEC |
| Silicon Valley field | TECH |
| How you might walk through the graveyard at night | ONADARE |
| The “p” of m.p.g. | PER |
| Have for lunch | EAT |
| Stethoscope users: Abbr. | DRS |
| “Present!” | HERE |
| V.I.P. | BIGSHOT |
| Middle ___ (time before the Renaissance) | AGES |
| Make slightly wet | DAMPEN |
| Go to an event | ATTEND |
| Adjusts, as a clock | RESETS |
| Confer (upon) | BESTOW |
| Andean herd animal | ALPACA |
| Used a rotary phone | DIALED |
| Alley ___ (basketball play) | OOP |
| Spanish rice dishes | PAELLAS |
| .0 is a great one, for short | GPA |
| Org. that won’t call to demand payments, despite what its impostors would have you believe | IRS |
| “Shucks!,” only stronger | DAMN |
| In a mass | CLUMPED |
| Appliance on a kitchen counter | TOASTER |
| Numbered musical work | OPUS |
| Hopes one will | AIMSTO |
| Get rid of, informally | DITCH |
| Believer in Islamic mysticism | SUFI |
| Actor Neeson | LIAM |
| Lead-in to correct or tune | AUTO |
| Excursion | TRIP |
| Finishes | ENDS |
| Triangular sail | JIB |
| Land between Can. and Mex. | USA |
| All vice presidents before Harris | MEN |
| Colonel Sanders’s chain | KFC |