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Author: Amanda Rafkin and Ross Trudeau / Ed. Rich Norris
Across
| __-been: washed-up celeb | HAS |
| Shared again, as a story | RETOLD |
| Samantha Bee’s network | TBS |
| Frequently found in poetry? | OFT |
| One with a hunger | YEARNER |
| Go bad | ROT |
| Citrus drink in a sea breeze cocktail | GRAPEFRUITJUICE |
| Philosopher Kierkegaard | SOREN |
| Dawn goddess | EOS |
| Bridal veil trim | LACE |
| Packed in a slatted box | CRATED |
| Like bath mats | NONSLIP |
| Frivolous legal entanglement | NUISANCESUIT |
| Prez on a fiver | ABE |
| “Cream of” concoction | SOUP |
| Lonely place, so they say | THETOP |
| Former | PAST |
| Part of rpm | PER |
| Actress Russo | RENE |
| Bury | ENTOMB |
| Frontier lawman Wyatt | EARP |
| HBO rival, briefly | SHO |
| French luxury retailer since 1854 | LOUISVUITTON |
| Gives a hand | ASSISTS |
| Celebrity socialite | ITGIRL |
| One who stirs the pot | CHEF |
| Former flier | TWA |
| “Live” sign | ONAIR |
| 2011 Dolly Parton single, and what homophonically happens twice in 16-, 27- and 47-Across | TOGETHERYOUANDI |
| Night before | EVE |
| Most authentic | REALEST |
| Generation __ | GAP |
| “Lust for Life” singer Lana __ Rey | DEL |
| How theater seating is arranged | INROWS |
| Hurricane center | EYE |
Down
| Keeps to oneself | HOGS |
| Early form of Latin jazz | AFROCUBAN |
| Like the most twinkly sky | STARRIEST |
| Boxing official | REF |
| Musician’s asset | EAR |
| “Can’t deny that” | TRUE |
| They might bring you to tears | ONIONS |
| Releases from a cage | LETSOUT |
| Basketball’s Erving, familiarly | DRJ |
| Dry run | TRIAL |
| Italian lawn bowling game | BOCCI |
| Pricey | STEEP |
| Gossipy sorts | YENTAS |
| Podded plants | PEAS |
| Coat named for an Irish province | ULSTER |
| “Music for Airports” producer Brian | ENO |
| Bra spec | DCUP |
| Med. research agency | NIH |
| Tough spot to self-trim hair | NAPE |
| Olympic swords | EPEES |
| Simulated launch site | TESTRANGE |
| Taking a vacation, Brit-style | ONHOLIDAY |
| Lowly worker | PEON |
| English “L’chaim!” | TOLIFE |
| Sitar master Shankar | RAVI |
| Jan. and Feb. | MOS |
| Words introducing a plot twist | BUTTHEN |
| Road groove | RUT |
| Hit the buffet in a major way, say | PIGOUT |
| “Scout’s honor!” | ISWEAR |
| Singer Turner | TINA |
| Played a part | ACTED |
| Push roughly | SHOVE |
| Jason of “How I Met Your Mother” | SEGEL |
| Guthrie of folk | ARLO |
| Like avocados ready for guacamole | RIPE |
| Bi- plus one | TRI |
| Tree with elastic wood | YEW |
| WWII spy gp. | OSS |