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Author: August Miller
Editor: Joel Fagliano
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| Lab evidence, perhaps | PAWPRINTS |
| Illustrations in many fantasy novels | MAPS |
| Some tabloid fodder | UFOREPORTS |
| Kinda | ABIT |
| Comes to terms | MAKESADEAL |
| Source of a South American herbal tea | COCA |
| "Anything goes" period in early Hollywood history | PRECODEERA |
| View of the moon? | BUTT |
| Beyoncé's 2009-10 ___ Tour | IAM |
| Pumpkin substitute | SWEETIE |
| Block for "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood" | PBSKIDS |
| Was painted by, say | SATFOR |
| Carpet fiber or human hair, maybe | CLUE |
| Greenland's capital | NUUK |
| Title for 10-Down | THANE |
| Half of LV | LAS |
| Roomy Toyotas | SIENNAS |
| Put a restriction on | CAP |
| Actress Day of "The United States vs. Billie Holiday" | ANDRA |
| Made a case against? | SUED |
| Half of a matching pair | HERS |
| Six-time U.S. Open champion, familiarly | SERENA |
| Annual media award | PEABODY |
| Grip improver | STICKUM |
| C.V. listing: Abbr. | TEL |
| Dialect in the Black community, in brief | AAVE |
| Vehicle for criminal activity | GETAWAYCAR |
| Indie ___ | CRED |
| Plant matter? | URANIUMORE |
| Rim attachment | TIRE |
| "Travel as a Political Act" author, 2009 | RICKSTEVES |
| Freshness | SASS |
| "Cool trick" | THATSNEAT |
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| Premium outlet? | PUMP |
| Really out there | AFAR |
| "Stay ___" | WOKE |
| Meticulous | PRECISE |
| Hit with another water balloon | RESOAK |
| Apple debut of 2012 | IPADMINI |
| Branching point | NODE |
| Branching point? | TREE |
| Plays a big role | STARS |
| Speaker of the line "Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow / Creeps in this petty pace from day to day" | MACBETH |
| Did a 180 | ABOUTFACED |
| Game that involves drawing lots? | PICTIONARY |
| Local legislation passers | STATEREPS |
| Sides of a summer cookout | SLAWS |
| Sustenance, slangily | EATS |
| Parts of many science museums | PLANETARIA |
| They may open doors for you | BUSDRIVERS |
| Some yearly payments | DUES |
| Vampire's bedtime | SUNUP |
| Impressively respectful types | CLASSACTS |
| Support for a proposal | KNEE |
| Hit bottom, maybe | SANK |
| Titular scientist in a 2016 children's book by Andrea Beaty | ADATWIST |
| Moves away | RECEDES |
| Priors, e.g. | HOLYMEN |
| Portend | AUGUR |
| Real wowers | BEAUTS |
| "Charms strike the sight, but ___ wins the soul": Alexander Pope | MERIT |
| Dash device | TACH |
| "Put Your Head on My Shoulder" singer, 1959 | ANKA |
| Quiet place to lay anchor | COVE |
| See 54-Down | AREA |
| With 53-Down, spot for picnic tables | REST |