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Author: David Tuffs
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| The Congressional Black Caucus, for one | BLOC |
| "Do not delay!" | ASAP |
| Onetime rival of Activision | ATARI |
| Actor Damon or Bomer | MATT |
| One reaching across the aisle, perhaps | BRIDE |
| Fruit with a rind | MELON |
| Faultless, biblically [Spanish] | WITHOUTSIN |
| Backs out unexpectedly | BAILS |
| Bane | SCOURGE |
| Boot camp participant | ENLISTEE |
| Setting for part of "Frankenstein" | LAB |
| Substitute on TV [Czech] | GUESTHOST |
| Competitor with variable skills? | MATHLETE |
| Roman god | DIO |
| Filming locale for "the beach" in "Lost" | OAHU |
| Threepio's companion | ARTOO |
| Pick for a pendant | OPAL |
| With 40-Across, what's fatefully "cast" in a quote attributed to Julius Caesar [German] | THE |
| Bakery container [Spanish] | BREADPAN |
| See 37-Across | DIE |
| Single numbers? | SOLI |
| Adherent of a philosophy of wisdom, justice, courage and moderation | STOIC |
| "Doin' the Pigeon" dancer on "Sesame Street" | BERT |
| Attribute aptly hidden in "We're gods!" | EGO |
| Signs of good health in puppies | WETNOSES |
| Outspoken agitator [Dutch] | FIREBRAND |
| Phone-y document? | FAX |
| "Aww"-inducing | ADORABLE |
| Baked Scottish snack | OATCAKE |
| The Ingalls family's little house on the prairie, e.g. | CABIN |
| Like the second word in 17-, 24-, 37-/40-, 38- and 50-Across vis-à-vis the first word | TRANSLATED |
| Believe | THINK |
| Give the boot | EVICT |
| Indian food cooked on a tawa | ROTI |
| Record numbers? | SONGS |
| Comic Chris of "S.N.L." | REDD |
| Blotch | SPOT |
Down
| M3, X3 and 3 Series, for three | BMWS |
| Like some church matters | LAIC |
| Palindromic guy | OTTO |
| Title monster in an H. P. Lovecraft story | CTHULHU |
| Frida Kahlo creations | ARTE |
| Member of the fam | SIS |
| Final bid? | ADIEU |
| Pasta named for quills | PENNE |
| Drive | AMBITION |
| Cafe analogue | TEASHOP |
| Bush-nominated Supreme Court justice | ALITO |
| Romeo and Juliet, e.g. | ROLES |
| Map detail | INSET |
| Constant irritant | BUGBEAR |
| Not written down, say | ORAL |
| Tab for a trip | LSD |
| Allude to | GETAT |
| Bon ___ | MOT |
| Some sighs | AAHS |
| One of the Huxtable kids on 1980s-'90s TV | THEO |
| Preceder of cuatro or chic? | TRES |
| Irish actor Chris | ODOWD |
| Classic TV kid whose name sounds like two letters of the alphabet | OPIE |
| Refreshment suffixes | ADES |
| Pre-euro money | LIRE |
| Targets for Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren | BIGBANKS |
| "Get right on it!" | ACTFAST |
| Hypothetical entities, for short | ETS |
| Rude looks | LEERING |
| + 6 | BOXCARS |
| High ball? | ORB |
| Part of N.A.A.C.P.: Abbr. | NATL |
| Not just beliefs | FACTS |
| It shares a 44-mile border with Canada | IDAHO |
| Bat boy? | ROBIN |
| Make adjustments to | ALTER |
| Audacity | NERVE |
| Not streamed, say | ONCD |
| On | ATOP |
| Low-carb kind of diet | KETO |
| Replace "i.e." with "e.g.," e.g. | EDIT |
| Backing | AID |