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Author: Robert Corridan
Editor: Joel Fagliano
Across
| Similar (to) | AKIN |
| Place for luxurious pampering | SPA |
| POTUS #43 | GWBUSH |
| One assigned female at birth and identifying as such | CISWOMAN |
| Summon with a shout | YELLTO |
| N.B.A. team with LeBron and Bronny James, for short | LALAKERS |
| Tidy up | NEATEN |
| Purpose | USE |
| Lies in the hot, hot sun | BAKES |
| Actor Pitt | BRAD |
| Setting for "My Cousin Vinny" | RURALALABAMA |
| Dummies | IDIOTS |
| Soprano family patriarch on "The Sopranos" | TONY |
| Comments further | ADDS |
| No longer a kid | GROWN |
| & | AND |
| Youngest-ever Nobel Peace Prize winner | MALALAYOUSAFZAI |
| "See ya!" | BYE |
| Not satisfied, as a requirement | UNMET |
| San ___ Obispo, Calif. | LUIS |
| What "muffin top" and "spare tire" are euphemisms for | FLAB |
| Things cast by wizards | SPELLS |
| Sweet Starbucks order | VANILLALATTE |
| Rickman of the Harry Potter films | ALAN |
| Generous sort | GIVER |
| ___ date (pregnancy estimate) | DUE |
| Fruit that's a citrus, not a hybrid of a pomegranate and melon | POMELO |
| film starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling … or a hint to 17-, 23-, 36- and 46-Across | LALALAND |
| "Be with you momentarily!" | ONESEC |
| Entered with a halting gait | LIMPEDIN |
| Like athletes that are fresh off the bench | RESTED |
| "Xanadu" band, for short | ELO |
| Something mined in the 21st century | DATA |
Down
| Org. with the motto "Because Freedom Can't Protect Itself" | ACLU |
| Sorento and Sportage, for two | KIAS |
| Speck of land in the ocean | ISLE |
| "Straight Outta Compton" group | NWA |
| Negative campaign attacks | SMEARS |
| Coat with a fur-lined hood | PARKA |
| Photographer Adams | ANSEL |
| OB/___ (med. specialty) | GYN |
| Tiny | WEE |
| Loose-lipped | BLABBY |
| Very: Prefix | ULTRA |
| What hot showers create | STEAM |
| Maker of the Civic and the CR-V | HONDA |
| "That may be the case; however …" | OKBUT |
| Decided to skip | SATOUT |
| Civil rights activist Parks | ROSA |
| Coolest temperatures of the day | LOWS |
| Tolstoy's "___ Karenina" | ANNA |
| Poetic foot | IAMB |
| /6/1944, familiarly | DDAY |
| Not doing much of anything | IDLE |
| Athlete's tote | GYMBAG |
| ___ v. Wade | ROE |
| Blue, in Spanish | AZUL |
| Get exactly right | NAIL |
| Insult, informally | DISS |
| Soothe, as into a false sense of security | LULL |
| Beyond uptight | ANAL |
| Run away | FLEE |
| Highest-quality | FINEST |
| Patron of sailors | STELMO |
| Letter-shaped plumbing piece | PTRAP |
| Fog or mist | VAPOR |
| Unaccompanied | ALONE |
| "Sorry, I'm bad with ___" (party excuse) | NAMES |
| French birthplace of Charles de Gaulle | LILLE |
| Benefit | AVAIL |
| Baby's first word, perhaps | DADA |
| Meter or milliliter | UNIT |
| ___ Mode of "The Incredibles" | EDNA |
| Harper who wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird" | LEE |
| Anxiety-related condition, for short | OCD |
| Was winning | LED |