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Author: Seth Bisen-Hersh
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| ___ for apples (have some fall fun) | BOB |
| Start of the day, in poetry | MORN |
| Emmy or Grammy | AWARD |
| Prefix with center | EPI |
| Off-limits | TABOO |
| Jazz great Count ___ | BASIE |
| Chicken piece that's not a breast or a wing | LEG |
| Come up | ARISE |
| Director Welles | ORSON |
| The 2005 compilation "Killer Queen" is one for Queen | TRIBUTEALBUM |
| Guided adventure in the Serengeti | SAFARI |
| Drill sergeant's "Relax!" | ATEASE |
| Chemistry lab device | BUNSENBURNER |
| Doesn't have | LACKS |
| Attempts | TRIES |
| "___ Te Ching" (philosophical text) | TAO |
| Jazz great Fitzgerald | ELLA |
| Sounds from new instant messages | PINGS |
| Basic origami step | FOLD |
| U.S. spy org. | CIA |
| Who might grant you three wishes | GENIE |
| Present, past or future perfect | TENSE |
| Topper for a Whopper | HAMBURGERBUN |
| Liveliness, from the French | ESPRIT |
| Flower that vanilla comes from | ORCHID |
| Classic song about a soulmate … or a phonetic hint for repeated pairs of letters in 19-, 27- and 42-Across | ITHADTOBEYOU |
| Fashion label from Milan | PRADA |
| ___ donna | PRIMA |
| "Why was 6 afraid of 7? Because 7 ___ 9!" | ATE |
| Sun-related | SOLAR |
| No longer available, as a seat | TAKEN |
| Bit of body ink, for short | TAT |
| Rats (on) | TELLS |
| Kerfuffle | STIR |
| General on a Chinese menu | TSO |
Down
| Straps that go around the waist | BELTS |
| "La Bohème" or "La Traviata" | OPERA |
| It's very unlikely to happen | BIGIF |
| Actor/comedian Steve | MARTIN |
| -Across for some New York plays | OBIE |
| Civil rights icon ___ Parks | ROSA |
| Christmas carol | NOEL |
| Information header on a business's website | ABOUTUS |
| Higher in temperature | WARMER |
| ___-backwards (utterly wrong, in slang) | ASS |
| ___ de Janeiro | RIO |
| Thieves' hangout | DEN |
| Ford model that's also a zodiac sign | TAURUS |
| Loaf-shaped cake | BABKA |
| Innocent sorts "in the woods" | BABES |
| Playwright Chekhov | ANTON |
| Makes watertight, say | SEALS |
| Wear away | ERODE |
| Attack, as a bee might | STING |
| Muppet who loves his rubber duckie | ERNIE |
| Neighbor of Mali | NIGER |
| Milk, in Spanish | LECHE |
| Buffalo Bill, for William Cody | ALIAS |
| Gripping tool | CLAMP |
| Capital of Western Australia | PERTH |
| Engage in épée, e.g. | FENCE |
| Things with necks and frets | GUITARS |
| Head covering that's wrapped | TURBAN |
| ___ shower (pre-wedding event) | BRIDAL |
| One born shortly after W.W. II, informally | BOOMER |
| Hotel chain whose name rhymes with "quiet" | HYATT |
| Scintillas | IOTAS |
| Because of | DUETO |
| Many N.Y.C. dwellings: Abbr. | APTS |
| "Oh, nerts!" | DRAT |
| Kind of bar with island-themed drinks | TIKI |
| Winter hrs. in L.A. | PST |
| Fish eggs | ROE |
| "___ roads lead to Rome" | ALL |