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| Reality show about the perils of crabbing in the Bering Sea | DEADLIESTCATCH |
| Apple cores, for short? | CPUS |
| Fast lane | EXPRESSCHECKOUT |
| "___ No Sunshine" (1971 Bill Withers hit) | AINT |
| "God forbid!" | PERISHTHETHOUGHT |
| "O Rei do Futebol," to Brazilians | PELE |
| Sporty car roof options | TTOPS |
| Subsequently occur | ENSUE |
| Bioré product | PORESTRIP |
| Sitters on the farm | HENS |
| Sheets of floating ice | FLOES |
| Shanghai or Shenzhen | SEAPORT |
| Grp. that's a year above 41-Across | SRS |
| Vaquero's ties | BOLOS |
| /48 of a cup: Abbr. | TSP |
| Wipe out at one's desk, say | ERASE |
| Cut down | HEWED |
| Rentals at a bowling alley | SHOES |
| Grp. that's a year below 32-Across | JRS |
| Solidify, as a jiggly dessert | JELL |
| Rhyming toys with colored pegs | LITEBRITES |
| Online initialism of excitement | FTW |
| Rhyme for "soul" in "Frosty the Snowman" | COAL |
| One catching bugs | BETATESTER |
| Jungle warning | ROAR |
| Amusement park attraction that often ends in a splash | LOGRIDE |
| Doo-wop's ___ Na Na | SHA |
| Frozen yogurt chain with a fruity name | PINKBERRY |
| Pretends all is well | ACTSNORMAL |
| Part of many an anniversary celebration | DINNERDATE |
| Wrap sheets? | TORTILLAS |
| Many a Christmas tree | FIR |
| Part of a jail cell | IRONBAR |
| New Mexico's ___ Pueblo | TAOS |
| Godsends | LIFESAVERS |
| Souvenir from an international vacation, maybe | COIN |
| Latin "is" | EST |
| Travel-size makeup bag | VANITYCASE |
| Multitude | HOST |
| Space station from 1986 to 2001 | MIR |
| Some volunteer babysitters | AUNTS |
| Way to be brushed or pulled | ASIDE |
| Medicare section that covers ambulance services | PARTB |
| Windows might be found on these | PCS |
| ___ pan | CREPE |
| Cry during an argument between siblings | MOM |
| Neighbor of Latvia | BELARUS |
| Stopping points for runners | BASES |
| Public squares | FORA |
| Court staffers | LAWCLERKS |
| Brought to tears, say | MOVED |
| Object of knightly quests | GRAIL |
| Eight, in Italian | OTTO |
| Only African nation where Spanish is an official language | EQUATORIALGUINEA |
| Author Silverstein | SHEL |
| Second-place finish? | ALTERNATEENDING |
| One of four for F.D.R. | TERM |
| They're usually written in December | LETTERSTOSANTA |
Down
| Shipwreck's resting place, with "the" | DEPTHS |
| English city in the county of Devon | EXETER |
| Garments with strings | APRONS |
| Makes like a melting icicle | DRIPS |
| You shouldn't settle for it | LESS |
| "Well, kinda" | ISH |
| One-named singer of 2008's "American Boy" | ESTELLE |
| Hybrid dog breed with curly hair | SCHNOODLE |
| Master's musts | THESES |
| Whale constellation | CETUS |
| Feel sore | ACHE |
| It's a bout done! | TKO |
| Despot's undoing | COUP |
| Annual science fiction awards | HUGOS |
| Tradition at the end of a graduation ceremony | CAPTOSS |
| Second-smallest U.S. state capital by population, after Montpelier | PIERRE |
| Like new matches | UNLIT |
| Out of ___ | STEP |
| What a waltzer counts to | THREE |
| Emotion picture? | TEARJERKER |
| Trades jabs | SPARS |
| Any of the meats in a turducken, e.g. | FOWL |
| Cocktail made from peach nectar and Prosecco | BELLINI |
| Letter before iota | THETA |
| Drink brand with lizards in its logo | SOBE |
| Sweats | PERSPIRES |
| Members of a publishing dynasty | HEARSTS |
| "60 Minutes" journalist Lesley | STAHL |
| Protest that goes nowhere? | SITIN |
| Relaxed gait | JOGTROT |
| "We're being framed!" | ITSASETUP |
| Sport with a chair umpire | TENNIS |
| Briefly | FORABIT |
| Textile with roots in the Scottish Highlands | TARTAN |
| More sardonic | WRYER |
| Ski lodge beverages | COCOAS |
| Most populous city in the European Union | BERLIN |
| Prominent feature of Rudolph | REDNOSE |
| Drink made with steamed milk | LATTE |
| Chain store that sells many of its items for $1.25, curiously | DOLLARTREE |
| Dudes abide by it | BROCODE |
| Party game in which participants try to identify a secret assassin | MAFIA |
| Demanding sorts | DIVAS |
| Bits of trivia | FACTS |
| Align, as audio to video | SYNC |
| Foldable parts of some cars | REARSEATS |
| Widely shared, say | VIRAL |
| Hula swayers | HIPS |
| ___ X | MALCOLM |
| Small plant germ | SEEDLET |
| Alloy containing tin | PEWTER |
| Head-to-toe Islamic garment | BURQA |
| Expensive appetizer | CAVIAR |
| Jazz standard with the lyric "I'm so tired of paying my dues" | MOANIN |
| Get acclimated | ORIENT |
| Spanish city where Picasso was born | MALAGA |
| Cats do it with their tongues | BATHE |
| Día de los Muertos prop | SKULL |
| Transported, as by water | BORNE |
| Surrealist Kahlo | FRIDA |
| Without a clue | LOST |
| Fully fill | SATE |
| French for "death" | MORT |
| Revs, as an engine | GUNS |
| Holiday in which bánh chung cakes are eaten | TET |
| Prefix with -graphic | GEO |