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Author: David J. Kahn
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Scratch the surface of, say | MAR |
| hit that won a Grammy for Record of the Year | BEATIT |
| Indication of an operation | SCAR |
| Bit of samurai attire | OBI |
| Refer (to) | ALLUDE |
| Play part | ROLE |
| Lose crispness, as cereal | SOG |
| What "x" might mean | TIMBERLINES |
| Suppress | QUASH |
| See 54-Across | SASSE |
| Oda ___ Brown, Whoopi Goldberg's character in "Ghost" | MAE |
| Lets loose | UNTIES |
| A little after the hour | TENPAST |
| Loved one | IDOL |
| Go back and forth, in a way | WAG |
| Some farmer's market setups | TENTS |
| Glare reducer | TINT |
| Flexible | ELASTIC |
| Demon in Japanese folklore | ONI |
| With 31-Down, proceeds from the sale of an asset … or a hint to understanding six answers in this puzzle | CAPITAL |
| Compadre | PAL |
| "Hollywood" vis-à-vis the film industry, e.g. | METONYM |
| ___ Alto | PALO |
| You might calmly tell someone not to do this | WORRY |
| Holy ___ | SEE |
| Newspaper section | ARTS |
| Like many invitations nowadays | EMAILED |
| Kind of identity | RACIAL |
| With 22-Across, former senator whose name can be spelled using only the letters in NEBRASKA (his home state) | BEN |
| Horace was one, notably | ODIST |
| Mag that began endorsing political candidates in 2014 | COSMO |
| Sweetheart | BAKINGSTONE |
| Lead-in to goblin | HOB |
| Name that can be heard phonetically somewhere in this clue | ERIN |
| More discerning | ACUTER |
| Brian of ambient music | ENO |
| Dungeonlike | DANK |
| Metal workers? | ROBOTS |
| GPS display: Abbr. | STS |
Down
| Criminal patterns, in brief | MOSQUITO |
| Overflow with | ABOUNDIN |
| Writer Morrison | RIGATONI |
| Get in hot water, say | BATHE |
| N.F.L. cornerback Apple | ELI |
| Charitable relief | ALMS |
| Helicon, e.g., musically speaking | TUBA |
| Oft-abbreviated Latin phrase | IDEST |
| Short | TERSE |
| Colombo's country, in Olympics shorthand | SRI |
| Scammer | CONMAN |
| What the Rays and Jays are in, for short | ALEAST |
| Fresh starts | RESETS |
| Kind of soup | LENTIL |
| Material that's bad for the mouth? | SILT |
| Drops in the gym? | SWEAT |
| Bench press target | PEC |
| Pedigree competitor | ALPO |
| See 38-Across | GAINS |
| Ailment treated with a warming compress | STYE |
| Not as fierce | TAMER |
| Former name of Colombo's country | CEYLON |
| Fellows | PARISHES |
| California concert site featured in the documentary "Gimme Shelter" | ALTAMONT |
| Some corp. takeovers | LOSLOBOS |
| Hospital diagnostic, for short | MRI |
| Fashion designer Rabanne | PACO |
| Like an otter's feet | WEBBED |
| Mark in the World Golf Hall of Fame | OMEARA |
| Jeannette who was the first woman elected to Congress (1916) | RANKIN |
| "King Lear" son | EDGAR |
| Summer music | DISCO |
| Some laptops | ACERS |
| Toe-jam? | STUB |
| In ___ (completely) | TOTO |
| Sign | INK |
| Final number, say | NET |