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Author: Drew Schmenner
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| N.F.L. team with a logo of a bird's head, for short | ARI |
| Tiring journey | SLOG |
| Something you might pick up from a restaurant | AROMA |
| Conjunction in a text | CUZ |
| Grammy-winning jazz singer/pianist Krall | DIANA |
| Experts | GURUS |
| Online tabloid based in L.A. | TMZ |
| Worth discussing, as an issue | UPFORDEBATE |
| Polo competitor | IZOD |
| Cry with a fist pump | YEAH |
| James who was played by Beyoncé in the biopic "Cadillac Records" | ETTA |
| Crown cover | ENAMEL |
| City on a gulf in either Europe or the U.S. | NAPLES |
| Light touches | PATS |
| Young person with uncommon wisdom, say | OLDSOUL |
| "What ___ Like" (1998 hit by Everlast) | ITS |
| Inter ___ | ALIA |
| Folder at work, perhaps | MAID |
| Chart topper, for short? | CEO |
| Snowbird or Steamboat | SKIAREA |
| Lead-in to gender | CIS |
| Trim | SNIP |
| Letters in the classical spellings of "Homer" and "Helen" | ETAS |
| D-Day vehicle: Abbr. | LST |
| Dwells | RESIDES |
| Princess in L. Frank Baum books | OZMA |
| It comes before the main event | OPENER |
| Fictional swinger | TARZAN |
| Sit down ungracefully | PLOP |
| Q: "Did you hear about the cow that cried wolf?" A: "Fake ___!" (dad joke) | MOOS |
| Warm beverage cover | COZY |
| Accommodation for a long train trip … or a hint to entering a certain letter 14 times in this puzzle | SLEEPINGCAR |
| A goose egg | ZIP |
| Instrument played with a mezrab | SITAR |
| Wipe | ERASE |
| Número of African countries where español is an official language | UNO |
| Quick to start in, perhaps | TESTY |
| Winter retreats | DENS |
| Police title: Abbr. | SGT |
Down
| Do something | ACT |
| Chews (on) | RUMINATES |
| Technological breakthrough first seen on "Jeopardy!" in 2011 | IBMWATSON |
| Highball offer? | SIP |
| ___ Sunday | LAZY |
| Six + cinq | ONZE |
| Certain Palestinians | GAZANS |
| Acquire flavor, in a way | AGE |
| The "R" of the M.M.R. vaccine | RUBELLA |
| Speak to the masses | ORATE |
| Long-running comic strip whose main characters aren't human | MUTTS |
| Like Magellan in 1519 | ASEA |
| "My man!" | DUDE |
| Oscar-winning director Chloé | ZHAO |
| Chanted syllables | OMS |
| Greater than great | EPIC |
| Hilarity, in an internet-y spelling | LOLZ |
| Deer stalkers | PUMAS |
| Truss who was Britain's prime minister for 49 days | LIZ |
| Slow to react, maybe | DAZED |
| Peaceful quaker? | ASPEN |
| Classic 1934 novel written in the form of an autobiography | ICLAUDIUS |
| Worrisome | DISMAYING |
| Inbound or outbound thing: Abbr. | RTE |
| Middle ___ | EAST |
| Wawrinka of tennis | STAN |
| "Once again …" | IREPEAT |
| Weigh station sight | SEMI |
| Pressed | IRONED |
| Spanish gold | ORO |
| Hop aboard? | OLLIE |
| Rappers, in a sense | POETS |
| Parcel unit | ACRE |
| [Check this out!] | PSST |
| Man-eater | OGRE |
| Turn into a PDF, perhaps | SCAN |
| Ask some inappropriate questions | PRY |
| Knucklehead | ASS |
| "The devil's lettuce" | POT |