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Author: Tom McCoy
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Lightly box | SPAR |
| Ukr. and Lith., once | SSRS |
| Word used in place of "chapter" in "A Christmas Carol" | STAVE |
| Soldier of Sauron | ORC |
| Runaway | ROUT |
| Like the function f(x) = x^3 | CUBIC |
| ___ sort | OFA |
| Suppositions | IFS |
| "Euphoria" channel | HBO |
| "___ but a scratch" (Monty Python quote) | TIS |
| Paleozoic, Mesozoic, Cenozoic, etc. | ERAS |
| Inject (with) | IMBUE |
| Alumni divs. | YRS |
| Consume, with "of" | PARTAKE |
| Triage team member | MEDIC |
| Awkward radio silence | DEADAIR |
| With 39- and 44-Across, dramatic work depicted in this puzzle's grid | MUCHADO |
| Part two of a three-step bottle instruction | RINSE |
| Shortening, for short | ABBR |
| See 33-Across | ABOUT |
| Grp. that sends you a card for your 50th birthday | AARP |
| Kind of wrench | ALLEN |
| See 33-Across | NOTHING |
| Beyond clean | STERILE |
| Certain still-life figures | EWERS |
| Brain-enhancing device used by Professor X | CEREBRO |
| ___-weekly | ALT |
| Tear | SPREE |
| Suffix with cyclo- | TRON |
| ___ Love, Utah's first Black congressperson | MIA |
| Steely Dan, e.g. | DUO |
| Close relative, briefly | SIB |
| ___ and leaves | UPS |
| Was brought back out for airing | RERAN |
| Notoriously difficult chem class | ORGO |
| Wheel track | RUT |
| "The little woman who wrote the book that started this great war," as Lincoln supposedly said | STOWE |
| Structure put together by a crane | NEST |
| Car trip pastime | ISPY |
Down
| Like Santa after entering a house, perhaps | SOOTY |
| The spinners? | PRFIRM |
| What the Avengers do | ASSEMBLE |
| "His Master's Voice" co. | RCA |
| Popular hot sauce | SRIRACHA |
| Up to now | SOFAR |
| Reddish-brown | RUNT |
| Blvds. | STS |
| Bagel topping | SCHMEAR |
| Ice cream container | TUB |
| Father of, in Arabic | ABU |
| Feeling in the room | VIBE |
| Prefix with tourist | ECO |
| Derek Walcott's "Omeros," for one | EPIC |
| s prez | IKE |
| Opportunity for a service break | ADOUT |
| Renaissance artist Albrecht | DURER |
| Steak ___ | DIANE |
| Eleven plus two and twelve plus one, e.g. | ANAGRAMS |
| It's south of Leb. | ISR |
| What one is known for, informally | REP |
| Daisy Mae's man, in old comics | ABNER |
| Scrappy-___ (cartoon dog) | DOO |
| Some toy batteries | AAS |
| Cousin of a club | BLT |
| Dance featuring jerky arm movements | THEROBOT |
| "Well played!" | NICEONE |
| Exultant cry | IWON |
| "Life of Pi" director | LEE |
| Goof | SLIPUP |
| French 101 verb | ETRE |
| Naval jails | BRIGS |
| Delectable | TASTY |
| Type of animal fat | SUET |
| In favor of | PRO |
| Bone-chilling | RAW |
| Salk and Pepper, in brief | DRS |
| Sixth U.S. president vis-à-vis the second, e.g. | SON |
| Illusionist Geller | URI |