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Author: Andrew Linzer
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Go over | SPAN |
| Like the eventual inheritors of the earth, in Matthew | MEEK |
| Mark of divinity | HALO |
| A G.I. may be seen in it | CAMO |
| Actress Fisher of "Wedding Crashers" | ISLA |
| Brain connection | AXON |
| Like fans who hold season tickets, typically | AVID |
| Genre for Agatha Christie or Arthur Conan Doyle | MURDERMYSTERY |
| Rapper ___ Nas X | LIL |
| Kissing on the subway, e.g., for short | PDA |
| Like some relationships | SAMESEX |
| June | PRIDEMONTH |
| Baby fox | KIT |
| Bit of Western neckwear | BOLOTIE |
| Items on a checklist | TODOS |
| One of two sultanates in the United Nations | BRUNEI |
| N.B.A. legend nicknamed "Black Mamba" | KOBE |
| Egg cells | OVA |
| U-shaped bike accessory | LOCK |
| Last word in an improv show | SCENE |
| A rainbow is said to be a good one | OMEN |
| Beseech | ASK |
| Word with high or seven | SEAS |
| Reach for the stars | ASPIRE |
| No-frills | BASIC |
| Things might get swept up in it | DUSTPAN |
| ___ jeans | MOM |
| Early 19th-century Australia, for one | PENALCOLONY |
| Water tower? | TUGBOAT |
| Funny one | WIT |
| "Funny one!" | HAH |
| Intellectual conformity … or a hint to interpreting 17-, 22- and 51-Across | GROUPTHINK |
| Some frills | LACE |
| Lay off | IDLE |
| Net emissions target | ZERO |
| Lively, in music: Abbr. | ANIM |
| "Wabbit" hunter Elmer | FUDD |
| One of two sultanates in the United Nations | OMAN |
| Right-hand page numbers, typically | ODDS |
Down
| Garden item frequently added to cream cheese | SCALLION |
| World's fair sight | PAVILION |
| Great thing to feel like | AMILLIONBUCKS |
| Signal agreement | NOD |
| Little bit of power | MICROWATT |
| Funds might be held in this | ESCROW |
| Classic boulevard liners | ELMS |
| Boat going back and forth? | KAYAK |
| Would really rather not | HATETO |
| x, y and sometimes z | AXES |
| Romulus, Remus and the founding of Rome, e.g. | LORE |
| Jet-black gem | ONYX |
| Cheers, boos and such | CROWDNOISE |
| Strike down | SMITE |
| + or – thing | POLE |
| Brother | MONK |
| Boosts, redundantly | HIKESUP |
| Time period, or an anagram of one? | EON |
| Cup holder, usually | DOMINANTHAND |
| "Back to you" | OVER |
| Compos mentis | SANE |
| Spill the beans | BLAB |
| Detective Diaz on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" | ROSA |
| One reading Kerouac or Ginsberg, say | BEATNIK |
| Sleazeball | CAD |
| Birthstone after sapphire | OPAL |
| Inside info | SCOOP |
| Tiff | SPAT |
| Filled (with) | IMBUED |
| Like scouting patches | SEWNON |
| ___ ball | MATZO |
| Tums, for one | ANTACID |
| Country songs? | ANTHEMS |
| End-of-week exclamation | TGIF |
| Language of Pakistan's Daily Khabrain | URDU |
| Top prize | GOLD |
| "How do you like ___ apples?" | THEM |
| Glass who shared the first-ever Pulitzer in Audio Journalism | IRA |
| Language in which most words are monosyllabic | LAO |