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Author: Luke K. Schreiber
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Incline for a wheelchair | RAMP |
| Charley horse, e.g. | SPASM |
| Partners of dits, in Morse code | DAHS |
| Gem whose name comes from "upala," the Sanskrit word for "precious stone" | OPAL |
| Japanese bread crumbs | PANKO |
| This is a test! | EXAM |
| Union of two major companies | MEGAMERGER |
| Item in a computer folder | FILE |
| Altered, as an article | EDITED |
| "Time to hit the road!" | LETSROLL |
| Foldable bed | COT |
| Wampanoag chief of the 1600s also known as King Philip | METACOMET |
| Small amount, as of hair cream | DAB |
| Big commotion | ADO |
| Some cameras, for short | SLRS |
| Son of Zeus and Hera | ARES |
| Crystal ball, e.g. | ORB |
| On the ocean | ATSEA |
| Temperature measurer for turkeys and roasts | MEATTHERMOMETER |
| Yemen's capital | SANAA |
| Like the steak in steak tartare | RAW |
| "The Persistence of Memory" artist | DALI |
| Restaurant chain known for its flapjacks | IHOP |
| Beer dispenser at a frat party | KEG |
| Acid | LSD |
| Ticking item that helps musicians keep time | METRONOME |
| Consumed | ATE |
| Sweet liqueur often put in coffee | ANISETTE |
| Goodyear airships | BLIMPS |
| "___ this just lovely?" | ISNT |
| "I'm back!" … or a hint to 17-, 24-, 38- and 51- Across | ITSMEAGAIN |
| Olympic sled | LUGE |
| Small plateaus | MESAS |
| Sicilian volcano | ETNA |
| Leak slowly | SEEP |
| Official order | EDICT |
| Harvest | REAP |
Down
| Home to the Colosseum | ROME |
| Mimicked | APED |
| One of five for which Jack traded the family cow | MAGICBEAN |
| Philosopher who studied under Socrates | PLATO |
| Zoomed | SPED |
| Score to shoot for | PAR |
| One might be acute or obtuse | ANGLE |
| Clay targets to be shot, informally | SKEETS |
| Human | MORTAL |
| Thawed, as food before cooking | DEFROSTED |
| Proposition assumed to be true | AXIOM |
| Berry who played Storm in "X-Men" | HALLE |
| Refine, as ore | SMELT |
| Self-referential | META |
| "Beat it!" | SCRAM |
| Additional | MORE |
| River blockers | DAMS |
| Side x side, for a square | AREA |
| *Facepalm* | DOH |
| Unit in a flight between stories | STAIRSTEP |
| "I'm c-c-cold!" | BRR |
| Standstill, in chess | STALEMATE |
| Fish that are often prepared kabayaki-style | EELS |
| Desertlike | ARID |
| Chevrolet S.U.V. | TAHOE |
| ___ or break | MAKE |
| Have debts | OWE |
| Not late | ONTIME |
| Like many plants in urban gardening | POTTED |
| Fancy party | GALA |
| Sends, as a postcard | MAILS |
| Follow | ENSUE |
| Slight color | TINGE |
| Soccer's Lionel ___ | MESSI |
| Mascot for Princeton — or Kellogg's Frosted Flakes | TIGER |
| Word in most Academy Award titles | BEST |
| ___ colada | PINA |
| Suddenly lose self-control | SNAP |
| ___ and cheese | MAC |