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Author: Dan Ziring and Quiara Vasquez
Editor: Will Shortz
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| Gradually develop, literally | GGRGROGROW |
| Doozy | BEAUT |
| Gradually develop, literally | FFOFORFORM |
| Cuba's ___ Castro, brother of Fidel | RAUL |
| Kind of group in chemistry | AMINO |
| Like many indie films | ARTY |
| Last monarch of the House of Stuart | ANNE |
| Barber's belt | STROP |
| Trademarked coffee holder | KCUP |
| Sierra ___ (Mexican range, informally) | MADRES |
| Comicdom's "Queen of the Jungle" | SHEENA |
| Things you might save while driving | PRESETS |
| More aged, as some cheeses | SHARPER |
| Aptly named mascot of the 2000 Olympics | SYD |
| Jean-___ Picard of "Star Trek" | LUC |
| "Watch it!" | HEY |
| Boom producer, once: Abbr. | SST |
| Leaves in the kitchen? | BASIL |
| Developing phenomena literally depicted three times in this puzzle | SNOWBALLEFFECTS |
| One way an animal may be held | ATBAY |
| Shakespearean cries | AYS |
| The "Gateway to the West" | OMAHA |
| Chinwagging | CHATTER |
| In a bind | TRAPPED |
| Google ___, service beginning in 2017 | MEET |
| Name hidden in "oleomargarine" | OMAR |
| Way off | AFAR |
| Gradually develop, literally | SSWSWESWELSWELL |
| Company originally founded as Blue Ribbon Sports | NIKE |
| Commoner | PLEBE |
| "Let's ___!" | EAT |
| Is the real deal | HASIT |
| Kitchen gadget with an edge | PARER |
| French season | ETE |
| Butterfly, but not a caterpillar | ADULT |
| Hole maker | SPADE |
| Norse god of war | TYR |
| "Are you down for this?" | WANNA |
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| Pop-pop | GRAMPS |
| Farm storehouse | GRANARY |
| Punished for the weekend, perhaps | GROUNDED |
| Beer containers | GROWLERS |
| One might hit a very low pitch | BASSTUBA |
| Many an essential worker, for short | EMT |
| Put on | AIR |
| Game in which the object is to score 500 points | UNO |
| High-quality | TOPSHELF |
| Total phony | FAKER |
| Some surgical tools | FORCEPS |
| Enormous amounts to spend | FORTUNES |
| "As far as I'm concerned …" | FORMYPART |
| Sushi staple that isn't served raw | EEL |
| Put a fork in it! | HAY |
| Quantity contrasted with a vector, in physics | SCALAR |
| Most like a wallflower | SHIEST |
| Foxy | SLY |
| Ink holder | SAC |
| Kind of power in math | NTH |
| Early 2010s | OBAMAERA |
| You might make waves when you lie about this | WATERBED |
| Bunch of bits | BYTE |
| Shaving canful | FOAM |
| Fried food whose name translates to "breaded" | EMPANADA |
| Big name in juice pouches | CAPRISUN |
| All-time go-between | THE |
| Crestfallen | SAD |
| Fabled visitors to 49-Down, in brief | ETS |
| Southwest city in 1947 news | ROSWELL |
| Screen display | APPS |
| Kerfuffle | FLAP |
| Opposite of dry, to a vintner | SWEET |
| Evidencing physical exertion | SWEATY |
| Suffer in the summer heat | SWELTER |
| Spot for firing | KILN |
| "At Last" singer James | ETTA |
| Palindromic word in classic poetry | ERE |
| Hem's partner | HAW |