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Author: Jacob Stulberg
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Some rappers | MCS |
| Music genre for Carmen Miranda | SAMBA |
| Pioneer in 35mm cameras | LEICA |
| Bit of bait | WORM |
| His face overlooks Havana's Plaza de la Revolución | CHE |
| Fire ___ | ALARM |
| See 67-Across | ANNUM |
| Refurbish | FIXUP |
| Architectural innovation jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1982 | GRAFFITIPROOFBUILDING |
| Actress Perez | ROSIE |
| Performer's showcase | SOLO |
| Gave out | ISSUED |
| God of love | AMOR |
| Goofy images, perhaps? | CELS |
| Kitchen brand whose name becomes an animal after adding a "t" | OCELO |
| Old N.Y.C. subway inits. | IRT |
| Wish list items | WANTS |
| Grooming tool jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1979 | THREEBLADERAZOR |
| "Gotcha" | OHISEE |
| ___ Sea, whose eastern basin has become a desert | ARAL |
| Either spy to the other in "Spy vs. Spy" | ENEMY |
| Prop in a Shakespeare tragedy | ASP |
| Abbr. at the end of a planner | DEC |
| Classic board game derived from pachisi | SORRY |
| Place to order a cassoulet | BISTRO |
| Writing aid jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1967 | SPELLCHECKER |
| Therefore | HENCE |
| ___ block | CINDER |
| Midnight trip to the fridge, say | RAID |
| "Yellow Flicker Beat" singer, 2014 | LORDE |
| Type of headsail | JIB |
| Super-duper | ACES |
| Shake off | ELUDE |
| Hammer out, say | FORGE |
| "___ Lisa" | MONA |
| With 20-Across, yearly | PER |
| Some sports car options | TTOPS |
| Painter Paul | KLEE |
| "Them's the breaks!" | TOOBAD |
| Butler played by Gable | RHETT |
| Winter sport jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1965 | SNOWBOARDING |
| Treadmill settings | SPEEDS |
| They're not known for neatness | STIES |
| Word connecting two place names | VIA |
| Word connecting two last names | NEE |
| Taters | SPUDS |
| Ragamuffin | WAIF |
| Nominee's place | BALLOT |
| Telephone feature jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1961 | AUTOMATICREDIAL |
| Porters, e.g. | BREWS |
| Stampede member in "The Lion King" | GNU |
| Manual readers | USERS |
| "___ fun!" | SUCH |
| Early smartphone model | TREO |
| Italian lager | PERONI |
| Square thing | MEAL |
| Like some rights and engineers | CIVIL |
| Satirical cartoonist, born 3/13/1921, known for dreaming up ridiculous inventions … or are they? | ALJAFFEEOFMADMAGAZINE |
| Ransacks | LOOTS |
| Peter the Great and others | TSARS |
| Eponym of an M.L.B. hitting award | AARON |
| Jellied British delicacy | EEL |
| Goes down | EBBS |
| Fender product, for short | STRAT |
| Windows forerunner | MSDOS |
| Droll | WRY |
Down
| Phil of "Dr. Phil" | MCGRAW |
| Intensity of color | CHROMA |
| When the president may make a pitch | SEASONOPENER |
| Ump's call | SAFE |
| Comedian Wong | ALI |
| Gym array | MATS |
| Sweet bread | BRIOCHE |
| Not as scarce | AMPLER |
| Language not traditionally written with spaces between words | LAO |
| Ambient musician Brian | ENO |
| Like Bach's first two "Brandenburg" Concertos | INF |
| Like dice, shapewise | CUBICAL |
| Finding it funny | AMUSED |
| Off the mark | WIDE |
| Substance that helps a spaceship's fuel burn | OXIDIZER |
| Direct | RUN |
| It's greener the higher it is, for short | MPG |
| Glow, in a way | FLUORESCE |
| Narrow inlet | FIRTH |
| Part | ROLE |
| ___ of Man | ISLE |
| Exposed to high heat, in a way | SEARED |
| Cosmetics brand with "Face anything" ads | OLAY |
| Ex-QB football analyst Tony | ROMO |
| Word repeated before "again" | TRY |
| Move stealthily | SIDLE |
| Big part of the S&P 500 | TECH |
| "It's co-o-old!" | BRRR |
| Toss in a chip, maybe | ANTE |
| Hid | SECRETED |
| Org. concerned with performance rights | ASCAP |
| Mace, for one | SPICE |
| Oodles | SCADS |
| "___ From Muskogee" (Merle Haggard hit) | OKIE |
| Cartoonist Dave famous for "The Lighter Side of …" | BERG |
| How anatomy charts are drawn | INDETAIL |
| Mormon church, for short | LDS |
| Blow | ERUPT |
| "Mountain of God," in Exodus | HOREB |
| Longtime name in cinemas | LOEWS |
| Hire calling? | JOBINTERVIEW |
| Like slapstick comedies | INANE |
| Feature of a Care Bear's belly | BADGE |
| Oodles | LOTS |
| Hazard on an Arctic voyage | FLOE |
| s style | MOD |
| Blues ensemble? | THESMURFS |
| Slices easily (through) | KNIFES |
| Brush brand | ORALB |
| Command+Y, on a Mac | REDO |
| Swizzle | STIR |
| Cartoon speech bubble, often | OVAL |
| Whirled around | SPUN |
| Sting, e.g. | PUTUPJOB |
| Egg holders | SACS |
| Droop | SAG |
| Most sinewy | WIRIEST |
| Its coat of arms features a marlin and flamingo, with "the" | BAHAMAS |
| Baseball's "Big Papi" | ORTIZ |
| Since | ASOF |
| Principles | TENETS |
| Russian assembly | DUMA |
| Gutter nuisance in cold climates | ICEDAM |
| Apt surname for a hot dog vendor? | WEINER |
| Alone | SOLELY |
| Gobbles up | EATS |
| Suet alternative | LARD |
| Survivalist's stockpile | CANS |
| It might come in a yard glass | ALE |
| High toss | LOB |
| Crew's control? | OAR |
| ___ diavolo (in a peppery tomato sauce) | FRA |
| Year-round Phoenix hrs. | MST |
| Sticky stuff | GOO |