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Author: Adam Wagner, Michael Lieberman and Rafael Musa
Editor: Will Shortz
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Image on the flag of Oakland, Calif., appropriately | TREE |
Country whose capital is an anagram of its former capital | JAPAN |
Sends 10 texts in a row to, say | SPAMS |
Stage partitions? | ACTS |
Achings | YENS |
Basic Mediterranean sauce | AIOLI |
Eagles' home | AERIE |
Pork cut | LOIN |
Stick of butter, geometrically | RECTANGULARPRISM |
Sesame Street resident who refers to himself in the third person | ELMO |
Attentive | ALERT |
Change of scenery, in real estate lingo | RELO |
Less involved | SIMPLER |
Seminal 1980 hit by Joy Division | LOVEWILLTEARUSAPART |
Attire for some queens | DRAG |
Subtle flavor, to a wine taster | NOTE |
Accomplishes | DOES |
Barbecue discard | COB |
White House staffer | AIDE |
What a V-sign might indicate | TWO |
Try to hit, as a piñata | SWINGAT |
___-Locka, Fla. | OPA |
Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming, among others | MOUNTAINSTATES |
Lap, maybe | OUTRUN |
Visitors from afar, in brief | ETS |
Hurry, quaintly | HIE |
A matter of course? | PAR |
Works in a gallery | FINEART |
___ Aviv | TEL |
Hit 1998 Eddie Murphy comedy based on books by Hugh Lofting | DOCTORDOLITTLE |
"An empty set exists," e.g. | AXIOM |
Stole | TOOK |
It lacks value | ZERO |
Leafy salad green | CRESS |
Recommit to one's fitness … or what 23-Across depicts literally | GETBACKINSHAPE |
State south of Mumbai | GOA |
Perception | INSIGHT |
Goof | ERR |
South, in much of South America | SUR |
Light touch | PAT |
Nickname that's an anagram of ONLINE | LONNIE |
What characters in musicals often do … or what 31-Across depicts literally | BREAKOUTINSONG |
"Discreet Music" musician Brian | ENO |
Cars with clutches | MANUALS |
Photographer Goldin | NAN |
Prosecco cousin | ASTI |
Big shots they are not | BBS |
Secular | LAIC |
It's just under a foot | SOLE |
Explorer Ericson | LEIF |
Useful people to know … or what 50-Across depicts literally | FRIENDSINHIGHPLACES |
What an economy seat is usually short on | LEGROOM |
"Oh, why not?!" | SURE |
Kuwaiti currency | DINAR |
Beseech | URGE |
Screen feature that facilitates multitasking … or what 61-Across depicts literally | PICTUREINPICTURE |
Food that's easy to get hooked on? | BAIT |
Group character | ETHOS |
Mocking smile | SNEER |
The "garden" in Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" | EDEN |
Old video game console inits. | SNES |
Excel | SHINE |
Swamp plant | SEDGE |
Lamb, for one | MEAT |
Down
Banks on TV | TYRA |
Lively dance | REEL |
Moon of Saturn found to have a potentially habitable ocean | ENCELADUS |
Component of some hormone therapy | ESTROGEN |
National Blood Donor Mo. | JAN |
Big inits. in insurance | AIG |
Work enthusiastically and energetically | POURITON |
Genetic variant | ALLELE |
Singer Horan of the boy band One Direction | NIALL |
Part of a woodpecker's diet | SAP |
/ | PER |
Perfume line by pop star Grande | ARI |
Beauty pageant since 1952 | MISSUSA |
Precursors to finals | SEMIS |
Mideast city with an eponymous pepper | ALEPPO |
Share a byline, maybe | COLLABORATE |
Part of a stove | TIMER |
[That is SO funny!] | SNORT |
Off-road option, for short | ATV |
Spoil | ROT |
___ Pro (tech product) | MAC |
Require | ENTAIL |
"Holy moly!" | WOWIE |
Button added to Twitter in 2022 | EDIT |
Primo | AONE |
Govt. agency rules | REGS |
Title for food writer Mary Berry | DAME |
Hilarious sort | RIOT |
Library section | STACKS |
Imperfection, metaphorically | WART |
Labor | TOIL |
Makes certain knitting stitches | PURLS |
Before: Sp. | ANTES |
Group of gift-givers | THEMAGI |
Cuddle amorously, in a way | SPOON |
Magical creature associated with rainbows | UNICORN |
Tri- one more time? | TETRA |
Rock's ___ Fighters | FOO |
Soccer star ___ Heath | TOBIN |
Enthusiastic affirmative | DOI |
Region encompassing most of the Arkansas/Missouri border | OZARKS |
Copy, in brief | REPRO |
Rap mogul, familiarly | DRE |
Quick and nimble | AGILE |
Noble gas used in some lasers | XENON |
"All good" | ITSNOBIGGIE |
B'way purchase | TKT |
STEM subject that rhymes with "stem" | CHEM |
Recover | HEAL |
___ pig | GUINEA |
Buy time | STALL |
Barely sits still? | POSESNUDE |
No pro | ANTI |
"Weekend, here I come!" | TGIF |
___ mitzvah (Jewish ceremony for multiple people) | BNAI |
Flatten, say | RUIN |
A pop | EACH |
Having an intact tamper seal, say | UNOPENED |
One might move fast in stores | SALEITEM |
Loser to Herbert Hoover in 1928 | ALSMITH |
Parts of some military uniforms | BERETS |
___-Caps (candy) | SNO |
Holy place | SHRINE |
Goofs | FLUBS |
Aired anew | RERAN |
Uses performance-enhancing drugs | DOPES |
Egypt neighbor: Abbr. | ISR |
Say "…, say," say | GUESS |
Agcy. that advises against eating raw cookie dough | CDC |
___ man (frequent subject in The Onion) | AREA |
Monopoly payment | RENT |
Home of more than one M.L.B. team | CHI |
Whole lot | TON |
Bring into play | USE |
Cribbage marker | PEG |
Anger | IRE |