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Author: Jeff Chen
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| South Asian, informally | DESI |
| “Imperial gem” mined as early as 6000 B.C. | JADE |
| Supplier of iron carrots in old cartoons | ACME |
| Islamic scholar | IMAM |
| Make some cuts, perhaps | EDIT |
| Tender feelings | ACHES |
| Mood setters for a romantic dinner | CANOODLES |
| Samples | TRIES |
| What may be traded for tat | TIT |
| Comic actress Kristen | WIIG |
| “My Friend ___” (classic of children’s literature) | FLICKA |
| Captain Marvel, for one | ALIAS |
| Actor Cooper | BOORADLEY |
| Duck color | TEAL |
| Ancient dweller of Central Asia and Eastern Europe | HUN |
| Some hesitations | ERS |
| There are 30 on an icosahedron | EDGES |
| Bounds | LIMITS |
| Photosynthetic process “inflating” 16-, 24-, 46- and 56-Across | OXYGENATION |
| Author of “The Bonesetter’s Daughter,” 2001 | AMYTAN |
| One of two in 2/22/22 | SLASH |
| Things “said” in doctors’ offices | AHS |
| Texter’s “hold on a sec” | BRB |
| Repellent | VILE |
| Torn and ragged clothing | TATTOOERS |
| Feminine name that anagrams to another feminine name | CELIA |
| Is behind | TRAILS |
| “___ one teach one” (rhyming proverb) | EACH |
| Prez who founded the March of Dimes | FDR |
| His first initial stands for “Ieoh” | IMPEI |
| Quarter-pound things at McDonald’s | PATOOTIES |
| The Ark of the Covenant, e.g. | RELIC |
| Fake coin | SLUG |
| “Popular Fallacies” writer, 1826 | ELIA |
| Adam’s apple locale | EDEN |
| Sprites, but not Pepsis | IMPS |
| Controvert | DENY |
Down
| Call the shots | DICTATE |
| Corresponded with, in a way | EMAILED |
| World capital on the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire | SANTIAGO |
| “You didn’t ask, but …” to a texter | IMO |
| Force-ful character | JEDI |
| Wing it | ADLIB |
| Soccer star Maradona | DIEGO |
| Mars rovers, in brief? | ETS |
| Like burning plastic | ACRID |
| Early chewing gum ingredient | CHICLE |
| More submissive | MEEKER |
| -Across output or 18-Across synonym | ESSAYS |
| Where Aquaman reigns as king | ATLANTIS |
| Biting remarks? | OWS |
| Carnivorous | Meat :: Carpophagous |
| Echo speaker | ALEXA |
| Often-uttered lead-in to “That’s gotta hurt!” | OHMAN |
| Like Canada’s maple leaf | SYMBOLIC |
| Leave alone | LETBE |
| ___ moment | INA |
| Unravel | SOLVE |
| Street food favorites topped with tzatziki | GYROS |
| It may be applied to a single digit | NAILFILE |
| Sit after everyone else scooches over | SLIDEIN |
| Grist for the rumor mill | HEARSAY |
| It may get worn out | ATTIRE |
| In a position to sue, say | HARMED |
| Readers may flip over it | STAPLE |
| Movie-themed Happy Meal, e.g. | TIEIN |
| Sphere | REALM |
| Took notice, in a way | SATUP |
| Comedian Margaret | CHO |
| Peons, metaphorically | COGS |
| Letter resembling Indiana University’s logo | PSI |
| ___-Ed (animated talks for kids) | TED |