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Editor: Joel Fagliano
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| They're made in the kitchen and not at the gym, it's said | ABS |
| "Dukes" | FISTS |
| Prepare for a shot | POSE |
| Determined | SET |
| Totally in the dark? | UNLIT |
| Disapproving sound | CLUCK |
| Margaret Thatcher biopic | THEIRONLADY |
| Petrol purchase | LITRE |
| Go on and on, maybe | RANT |
| Brown, e.g. | IVY |
| Katniss's partner in "The Hunger Games" | PEETA |
| Professions | AVOWALS |
| Defensive boxing strategy | ROPEADOPE |
| Within bounds | LEGAL |
| Norton's "Fight Club" co-star | PITT |
| Place for a peel | SPA |
| Player one? | SOLOIST |
| Equal | PEER |
| Minor setback … or a hint to entering 16-, 24-, 44- and 52-Across | BUMPINTHEROAD |
| Bad thing to be caught on | TAPE |
| Hairstylist, at times | BRAIDER |
| Apr. addressee | IRS |
| Tests for college seniors, for short | GRES |
| Q: "Why don't scientists trust ___?" A: "Because they make up everything!" | ATOMS |
| Saint Petersburg, once | PETROGRAD |
| "Yeah, don't do that" | BADIDEA |
| What bass guitars have that double basses do not | FRETS |
| Ice cream container | TUB |
| It has its limits | CITY |
| Disney toon originally called Dippy Dawg | GOOFY |
| Musicians of the Middle Ages | TROUBADOURS |
| Samsung competitor | NOKIA |
| Rolls-___ | ROYCE |
| Italian possessive | MIA |
| Western tribe | UTES |
| Tennis announcer's cry | ITSIN |
| Duke, but not duchess: Abbr. | SCH |
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| Kind of projection | ASTRAL |
| Parent's demand | BEHAVE |
| Court figure, for short | STENOG |
| Trade from which John Jacob Astor made his fortune | FUR |
| How latkes are cooked | INOIL |
| Some Balkan natives | SLAVS |
| Not messy | TIDY |
| Total mess | STY |
| Worked steadily at | PLIED |
| Living off the land? | OUTTOSEA |
| Got rid of | SCRAPPED |
| Scratch (out) | EKE |
| It can help you get a grip | CLEAT |
| *sheepishly raises hand* | ITWASME |
| Like bonsai trees | POTTED |
| Off-kilter | ALOP |
| Sunak of British politics | RISHI |
| Meaning of the prefix "oto-" | EAR |
| Pockets for falafel | PITAS |
| Some fall babies | LIBRAS |
| When rights may be restricted | ONRED |
| Staple of classical Greek architecture | PORTICO |
| How many people walk along the beach | BAREFOOT |
| Certain calligraphy mark | UPSTROKE |
| Interpretation | READ |
| Farthermost point | TIP |
| April Fools' Day declaration | GOTYA |
| Intense aversions | ODIUMS |
| Standard for evaluation | METRIC |
| Opens up to a doctor, in a way | SAYSAH |
| Some mortgage loans, in brief | REFIS |
| Channel guides? | BUOYS |
| Counting devices of old | ABACI |
| Bring (out) | TROT |
| Hyena's prey | GNU |
| Prefix with athlete | TRI |
| Groundhog's home | DEN |