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Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Company with the most U.S. patents per year since 1993 | IBM |
| "Quiet, you!" | SHUSH |
| Bench targets, for short | PECS |
| Profession in Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" | MEATPACKER |
| "That said …," in a text | OTOH |
| Narrow band of storms | SQUALLLINE |
| Country whose flag stripe colors are exactly the same as Guinea's except in reverse order | MALI |
| Tilt | UNBALANCE |
| Longtime college basketball coach Kruger | LON |
| Tempur-Pedic acquisition of 2012 | SEALY |
| What doesn't require a return envelope? | EFILING |
| Gets ready to throw | TAKESAIM |
| Focus of some celebrity suits | LIBEL |
| Suffix with elector | ATE |
| What shows what you're made of? | DNAPROFILE |
| "Whew!" | THATWASCLOSE |
| They cover all the bases | HOMERUNTROTS |
| "Capeesh?" | UNDERSTOOD |
| Drink, in a way | LAP |
| Demands | NEEDS |
| Rhythmic pattern in jazz | STOPTIME |
| I, for one | SUBJECT |
| Having overhangs, say | EAVED |
| Symbol for elasticity, in economics | ETA |
| Like cars in a junkyard, maybe | RUSTEATEN |
| Story lines | ARCS |
| Luxury wear for showgoers | OPERACAPES |
| Fairy ___ | TALE |
| Order in the court | PLEASERISE |
| Host | SLEW |
| Annual event first held at the Hollywood Athletic Club | EMMYS |
| Org. with X-rays | TSA |
Down
| Pings | IMS |
| Pass on after passing on | BEQUEATH |
| Representation of the first-born child of "earth mother" and "sky father," in Hawaiian culture | MAUNAKEA |
| Flares | SPLAYS |
| Part of a campus map | HALL |
| Sch. with the most applications in the U.S. | UCLA |
| Foundation location | SKIN |
| Thusly | HENCE |
| Fluffy dog, for short | POM |
| Latin for "and elsewhere" | ETALIBI |
| Mustard, for one | COLONEL |
| Rafter neighbor | SHINGLE |
| Put on hold | TABLE |
| Diving spot | REEF |
| On the double | STAT |
| "It's game over for me" | ILOST |
| Die-hard fan no matter what, in slang | LIFER |
| Amy of "Arrival" | ADAMS |
| Alaska, often | INSET |
| Computer shortcuts | MACROS |
| Hybrid fruit also known as an aprium | PLUOT |
| Musical piece with a recurring theme | RONDO |
| Jazzy Jeff, per a 1988 3x platinum album title | THEDJ |
| Not so great | WORSE |
| Tapenade discard | OLIVEPIT |
| State of being broken | TAMENESS |
| Flew | SPED |
| Wins a race against, perhaps | UNSEATS |
| N as in Nissan? | NEUTRAL |
| Total meltdown | DEBACLE |
| Heads out, slangily | PEACES |
| Siberian native | TATAR |
| Bumper ___ | CROP |
| Mathematical suffix | TUPLE |
| Feel | SEEM |
| Part of San Francisco's Muni system | TRAM |
| A snap | EASY |
| Hem, e.g. | SEW |
| Last word of "America the Beautiful" | SEA |