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Author: Joe Deeney
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| New York City's ___ Delano Roosevelt Park | SARA |
| "This is dear mercy, and thou ___ it not": "Romeo and Juliet" | SEEST |
| Loretta of "M*A*S*H" | SWIT |
| Member of hoi polloi | PLEB |
| Place to look for a date | CORNERSTONE |
| Jai ___ | ALAI |
| Some phone notifications during March Madness | UPSETALERTS |
| *Family name in Shakespeare | MONTAGUE |
| *Pill form | CAPLET |
| Bit of pool wear | SWIMCAP |
| Leaves on the line | LETSDRY |
| One might be measured by the pound | MUTT |
| "True that" | ITIS |
| Apple varieties | IMACS |
| Conway in the Country Music Hall of Fame | TWITTY |
| Stat that doesn't apply to Teslas | MPG |
| First Billboard #1 hit for U2 … and a hint to the answers to the four starred clues | WITHORWITHOUTYOU |
| "Coronation ___" (Elgar composition) | ODE |
| Woman's name that sounds festive | NOELLE |
| Gives quite a shock | TASES |
| Guinness record-holder for the most career goals in football | PELE |
| Blowout | BASH |
| *Family name in Shakespeare | CAPULET |
| *Film technique sometimes used to show the passage of time | MONTAGE |
| Never-before-seen | ALLNEW |
| Livened (up) | GINGERED |
| "No problemo!" | PIECEOFCAKE |
| Standout diva performances | SOLI |
| One who doesn't give up | REALTROOPER |
| "Right away, boss!" | ONIT |
| Pay (up) | ANTE |
| Fired (up) | KEYED |
| They're in one year and out the other | FADS |
Down
| Inundates with junk | SPAMS |
| OK | ALLOW |
| Help to get back on one's feet? | REANIMATE |
| In need of toning down | ABITMUCH |
| Absorb | SOPUP |
| Language in which "Hello, how are you?" is "Halò, ciamar a tha thu?" | ERSE |
| Cancún-to-Havana dir. | ENE |
| Having all one needs | SET |
| Determines as the source | TRACESTO |
| Fitbit units | STEPS |
| New York paper that published the very first crossword (1913) | WORLD |
| Put in the ground | INTER |
| Likely to snap | TESTY |
| Bandleader Xavier | CUGAT |
| Part of an aircraft wing | SLAT |
| Follows, as a tip | ACTSON |
| Willowy | LITHE |
| "You can count on me" | IWILL |
| Championship | TITLE |
| ___ Jima | IWO |
| In the center of | MID |
| Place for a # | TWEET |
| Lin ___, author of the best seller "The Importance of Living" | YUTANG |
| Billboard's year-end #1 single of 1979 | MYSHARONA |
| "To Helen" poet | POE |
| ___ Fring, "Breaking Bad" bad guy | GUS |
| Mariner's skill | ROPEWORK |
| Brings to mind, as a flavor | TASTESOF |
| Reason to say "Duh!" | BONER |
| "You Can't Take It With You" director, 1938 | CAPRA |
| Unfamiliar | ALIEN |
| Skirt or curtain feature | PLEAT |
| What might end a wrestling match | UNCLE |
| System of modified spellings used on the internet | LEET |
| Like N.F.L. referees since 1975 | MIKED |
| Extremely cold | GELID |
| Modifications to text | EDITS |
| Stare slack-jawed | GAPE |
| A Stark, to a Lannister, on "Game of Thrones" | FOE |
| Reluctant to give details | COY |