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Author: Jem Burch
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Does a prose pro's job | EDITS |
| Handled easily | ACED |
| Like some Olympic races | SWUM |
| Got a C, say | DIDOK |
| Snoot | NOSE |
| Blind blues singer Paul | PENA |
| *Emerge, as teeth | GROWINGOLD |
| Flower named for a deity | IRIS |
| Slippery figure in a simile | EEL |
| "I'm in trouble!" | HELP |
| Soon to appear | UPNEXT |
| Make passable, in a way | PAVE |
| Tons | SCADS |
| Heads of ancient Rome | CAPITA |
| *Plural personal pronoun | THEIRONY |
| Bait shop purchase | LURE |
| One of two official languages of Afghanistan | DARI |
| Ancient kingdom of Asia Minor | LYDIA |
| Singer Grande, to fans | ARI |
| *Country where the Plain of Jars is located | LATINOS |
| Flight fig. | ETD |
| Car brand named for a deity | MAZDA |
| Zero-sum game | WASH |
| Pickled ginger served with sushi | GARI |
| *Bell sound | PLEADEAL |
| Devilish sort | SLYDOG |
| Balloon material | MYLAR |
| Focus of some magnet schools | STEM |
| Virtual companion of the 2000s | NEOPET |
| Nursery sounds | COOS |
| Exposure spec. | SPF |
| Emmy-winning Sawai of "Shogun" | ANNA |
| Material in a junkyard pile … or a hint to answering this puzzle's four asterisked clues | SCRAPMETAL |
| Top-seed perks | BYES |
| Franchise with a signature A-frame roof | IHOP |
| What you have in mind? | IMAGE |
| Declares | SAYS |
| Punny reply to "What are you waiting for?" | TIPS |
| Partitioned, as land for development | ZONED |
Down
| Advantage | EDGE |
| All but hopeless | DIRE |
| "Survivor" game-changer | IDOL |
| Drag along | TOW |
| Close-fitting headwear | SKIHAT |
| View | ANGLE |
| Henhouse | COOP |
| Night sch. offering | ESL |
| Figure out | DEDUCE |
| Laundry cycle | SPINDRY |
| "Mom and dad aren't gonna be pleased with us!" | WERESODEAD |
| Operating system developed by Bell Labs | UNIX |
| Crow's-nest location | MAST |
| State with the highest percentage of federal land | NEVADA |
| Sights on beaches and in barns | PAILS |
| ___ chart | PIE |
| They may get splints | SHINS |
| C-shaped tool, maybe | CLAMP |
| Ear-related | AURAL |
| Winnings | PRIZEMONEY |
| Court event | TRIAL |
| Volatile demolition aid, for short | NITRO |
| "Got me?" | YADIG |
| In the midst of a conflict | ATWAR |
| Long-handled server | LADLE |
| "You're too much" | OHSTOP |
| Standard park purchase | DAYPASS |
| Press club? | GYM |
| Wipes out | EATSIT |
| Longest-running musical in London's West End, informally | LESMIZ |
| Things commonly found in bars | SOAPS |
| Catches red-handed | NABS |
| Singer with the birth name Eithne Pádraigín Ní Bhraonáin | ENYA |
| Photoshop tool | CROP |
| Zealous supporter, in modern lingo | STAN |
| Knight's aide | PAGE |
| Left in a hurry | FLED |
| Life force principle, in feng shui | CHI |
| Punk subculture | EMO |