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Author: Dan Caprera
Editor: Will Shortz
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| Director who said "Horror films don't create fear. They release it" | WESCRAVEN |
| Center cut? | MOHAWK |
| Length just over one centimeter | HALFINCH |
| Entertainment one might view from a box | OPERA |
| Half of a rhyming game name | ALAI |
| Mine, in Marseille | AMOI |
| Desert near Sinai | NEGEV |
| Indecent | LEWD |
| "It's a ___" | SIGN |
| Natural find with a cavity | GEODE |
| Whole alternative | SKIM |
| Major Japanese company HQ'd in a 43-story tower shaped like a rocket | NEC |
| Capital of Washington? | ONES |
| Rubber overshoe | GALOSH |
| Shows indecision, in a way | HEMS |
| ___ Verde, national park in Colorado | MESA |
| Org. concerned with cyberwarfare | NSA |
| Melber of MSNBC | ARI |
| Infamous presidential denial | IAMNOTACROOK |
| Seasonal phenomenon depicted six times in this puzzle | WINTERMIGRATION |
| Gave advice | COUNSELED |
| Desire for a lonely hart? | DOE |
| Childish Gambino's record label | RCA |
| He actually died about 1,500 years before the fiddle was invented | NERO |
| Quizzes | ASKS |
| "The $10,000 Pyramid" host | DICKCLARK |
| Person who might call a child a bairn | SCOT |
| "This again?!" | UGH |
| Tea brand | TAZO |
| How some money is held | INESCROW |
| Be overly sweet | CLOY |
| Classic N.Y.C. cinema name | ROXY |
| Food that can be eaten to help with anemia | LIVER |
| Sprinted | TORE |
| Place for a brace | KNEE |
| Día de los Reyes month | ENERO |
| Drink that should not be served shaken | SODA |
| Tonsil treater, in brief | ENT |
| Freshen | RENEW |
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| Third-most common Chinese surname in America | WONG |
| Competitive poker? | EPEE |
| State flower of Utah | SEGO |
| Guiding statements | CREDOS |
| Jet black, as hair | RAVEN |
| ___ de mer | MAL |
| They may precede cries of "GOOOOOAAAAL!" | OLES |
| Peddle | HAWK |
| Isn't out of | HAS |
| Our bodies need 20+ different kinds to function | AMINOACIDS |
| Some seating sections | LOGES |
| Lawyer in "To Kill a Mockingbird" | FINCH |
| Cool cat's "Copy that" | IDIG |
| Wide ray | MANTA |
| Male members of the House of Saud | EMIRS |
| Some people on deck | SEAMEN |
| Its lowest score is 120, in brief | LSAT |
| Show indecision, in a way | HAW |
| Name of seven Danish kings | ERIC |
| D-F-A is one, in music | MINORCHORD |
| What you do just for grins? | SMILE |
| Ticks off | ANGERS |
| Many a surgeon, informally | ORDOC |
| Corner piece | ROOK |
| Conceal, with "away" | TUCK |
| Pass | ENACT |
| The Legend of Zelda console, in brief | NES |
| When many businesses open | ATNINE |
| Passageways | DUCTS |
| Structure built in a catenary arch shape | IGLOO |
| On a ___ | LARK |
| Edmonton N.H.L. player | OILER |
| Ending with euro | ZONE |
| Animals on Nebraska's state quarter | OXEN |
| Like some numbers and scores | EVEN |
| Withered, climate-wise | SERE |
| Toot one's own horn | CROW |
| "___, verily" | YEA |
| Up to this point | YET |