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Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Sarcastic response to an unsurprising development | WHATELSEISNEW |
| That makes two of us! | CLONING |
| Gold rush camp that became a state capital | HELENAMONTANA |
| Carrier out of Kuala Lumpur | AIRASIA |
| Hormone therapy product | ESTROGENPATCH |
| They're seen on the flags of Bhutan and Wales | DRAGONS |
| Alexanders I-III | TSARS |
| Legal claim | LIEN |
| Retailer headquartered in Freeport, Me. | LLBEAN |
| "___ Up Offa That Thing" (1976 hit) | GET |
| "Will be," in Spanish | SERA |
| Map out | PLAN |
| The Stepford wives in "The Stepford Wives," it seems | ROBOTS |
| Host city of the 2022 FIFA World Cup | DOHA |
| ___ Vogue | TEEN |
| Acronymic devices in atomic clocks and radio telescopes | MASERS |
| Part of a woodworking joint | TENON |
| ___ the Lucky Rabbit, character in early Disney shorts | OSWALD |
| Much sketch comedy | SATIRE |
| "Media impressions," "influencer marketing," etc., informally | PRTALK |
| Emulate | DOLIKE |
| Diamond division | INNING |
| Sore spots for kids? | MEASLES |
| QB-protecting group | OLINE |
| Difficult | TRYING |
| San ___, capital founded in 1521 | JUAN |
| Super-sillyous? | WACKADOODLE |
| Apocalyptic scene | HELLSCAPE |
| What nocturnal polysomnography may detect | SLEEPAPNEA |
| Mainstay of a sci-fi defense system | FORCEFIELD |
| Canal inspector | EARDOCTOR |
| Most serious, in law | FIRSTDEGREE |
| It's a question of timing | WHEN |
| Metric weight units | TONNES |
| Actor Wilson of "The Office" | RAINN |
| Month that goes by fast? | RAMADAN |
| "Jeepers!" | CRIKEY |
| Stops over in France? | ARRETS |
| Billionaires and such | ELITES |
| Badly injured | MAULED |
| Elegant and refined | CLASSY |
| See 81-Across | DONOR |
| Given the name | TERMED |
| Peacock show? | TAIL |
| What a token may resemble | COIN |
| Pleased as punch | SOGLAD |
| Abandon without warning | JILT |
| Figure in the Hindu trinity | SIVA |
| With 71-Across, participant in some fertility treatments | EGG |
| Picks to win | BETSON |
| "The Handmaid's Tale" airer | HULU |
| First Nations group of the Great Lakes region | HURON |
| "Let's Make a Deal" option | DOORONE |
| Prompt from the chronically forgetful | REMINDMEAGAIN |
| Accessibility concern | ABLEISM |
| Walk in place? | FRONTENTRANCE |
| Leafs | RIFFLES |
| Set of books with maps, perhaps | FANTASYSERIES |
Down
| Stimulates | WHETS |
| "Siddhartha" author | HESSE |
| Where sacrifices may be made | ALTAR |
| Planet Earth | TERRA |
| Actress Mireille ___ of TV's "Hanna" and "Lucky Hank" | ENOS |
| Trail behind | LAG |
| Made scents? | SMELLED |
| Lasting for an immeasurable time span | EONIAN |
| How legal papers may be signed | INPEN |
| Die-hard fan, in modern lingo | STAN |
| Turner of American history | NAT |
| Wrapped around | ENCLOSING |
| Mark who was the world's highest-paid actor in 2017 | WAHLBERG |
| Military trainees | CADETS |
| Turkish money | LIRAS |
| Port city in Algeria | ORAN |
| Badger | NAG |
| Having equal angles | ISOGONAL |
| Like some golf courses | NINEHOLE |
| They may need fillings | GASTANKS |
| Snooze | BORE |
| Who said "Football is not about one or two or three star players" | PELE |
| Rough fabric with a loose weave | RATINE |
| Investigators: Abbr. | DETS |
| Leave hurriedly, in quaint usage | TAKEAPOWDER |
| Capital on the island of Luzon | MANILA |
| Passage from one party to another | TRANSFERRAL |
| "Va-va-voom!" | OOLALA |
| It cuts the cheese (but not the mustard) | SLICER |
| Got some shut-eye? | WINKED |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Gary | SNYDER |
| Rang, as a bell | PEALED |
| Use a divining rod | DOWSE |
| Like some decals | IRONON |
| Compulsory payments of old | MULCTS |
| List of ranked favorites | TOPTEN |
| Purchase at a sports stadium | JERSEY |
| Seasonal Russian cottages | DACHAS |
| Intruded, with "in" | HORNED |
| Items usually sold in boxes of 25 | CIGARS |
| Mountaintop homes | AERIES |
| Enough to go around | PLENTY |
| Utopias | EDENS |
| Played the rat | FINKED |
| Outschemed, in a way | FOILED |
| Period from 1945 to 1953 | TRUMANERA |
| Evergreen tree with fragrant bark | REDCEDAR |
| Indian dish of potatoes and cauliflower | ALOOGOBI |
| Putt-putt | MINIGOLF |
| Loads | ATON |
| "Carmina Burana" composer | CARLORFF |
| Landed | ALIT |
| Units of RAM, for short | MEGS |
| Character defamation | CALUMNY |
| Family emblems | TOTEMS |
| They're found beside exclamation marks on keyboards | TILDES |
| Inkling | SENSE |
| Coup group | JUNTA |
| Sweet stuff in asparagus (if you read it backward)? | SUGAR |
| Many a Shiite | IRANI |
| It may be raised in an argument | VOICE |
| Auntie ___ (pretzel chain) | ANNES |
| Pasta recipe instruction | BOIL |
| Inkling | HINT |
| Largest of the lagomorphs | HARE |
| Flag thrower, informally | REF |
| Time to get back to work: Abbr. | MON |
| Otherworldly sorts, for short | ETS |