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Author: Robyn Weintraub
Editor: Will Shortz
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| Like Camelot, where "the snow may never slush upon the hillside" | IDEAL |
| Fermi, for one | UNIT |
| Sharp, shrill sound | YAP |
| "Or don't … whatever works for you" | NOPRESSURE |
| Advance slowly | OOZE |
| Who says "Contrariwise, if it was so, it might be; and if it were so it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't" | TWEEDLEDEE |
| Modern meeting setting | MUTE |
| Only repeat in the Fibonacci sequence | ONE |
| Midway point? | GATE |
| Commercial fellow | TRADER |
| "Breaking Bad" substance | METH |
| Tech for 1970s TV characters Steve Austin and Jaime Sommers | BIONICS |
| Common request at a bar | CANISEESOMEID |
| What can follow follow, sneak or check | UPON |
| Ticket prices? | FINES |
| Wilde thing | WIT |
| Not just a little sip | BELT |
| Fake | BOGUS |
| Language whose alphabet was created by King Ramkhamhaeng | THAI |
| Certain hacker | AXE |
| Temple buildings | DORMS |
| Info for a job posting | WAGE |
| Tech for time travel in "Back to the Future" | FLUXCAPACITOR |
| What an actor might do before the evening show | MATINEE |
| Departure announcement? | OBIT |
| Mean | INTEND |
| Co-star and co-writer of "Bridesmaids" | WIIG |
| Band with the 1991 hit "Shiny Happy People" | REM |
| Tight | SNUG |
| "Out of my way, I'll handle this" | STANDASIDE |
| Something to get rid of once it's worn | TIRE |
| Software surprises named for holiday treats | EASTEREGGS |
| Offering at a shrine, perhaps | YEN |
| The cat's pajamas | TOPS |
| Brings around | SWAYS |
Down
| A big fan of | INTO |
| Eat quickly | DOWN |
| Bit of pentathlon equipment | EPEE |
| "There you ___!" | ARE |
| Some pigeon perches | LEDGES |
| Advice from a sci-fi mentor | USETHEFORCE |
| Figure descending a staircase in a Duchamp painting | NUDE |
| Red state | IRE |
| Club beginnings? | TEETIMES |
| Response to a wild story | YOUDIDWHAT |
| Ancient Nahuatl speaker | AZTEC |
| House of Lords members | PEERS |
| Old school tablet | SLATE |
| Dweller on the Musandam Peninsula | OMANI |
| Certain deer | ROES |
| Facility that deals with change | MINT |
| Some video game rewards | BONUSPOINTS |
| Home to the world's smallest bird, the bee hummingbird, which measures just 2.25" | CUBA |
| Crowning moment | APEX |
| Traffic sign near a jughandle, maybe | NOLEFTTURN |
| It's at the end of "Oedipus" | SIGMA |
| Shakespearean role with more lines than the title character | IAGO |
| Story | TIER |
| Superfan's purchase | BOXEDSET |
| Yo-yo | TWIT |
| "Saturday Night Live" alum Nora | DUNN |
| Renaissance Faire title | LIEGE |
| Tolerate | ABIDE |
| Panatelas, e.g. | CIGARS |
| Like many pools at the base of waterfalls | MISTY |
| Musical with a preteen title character | ANNIE |
| The deceptively named tarantula hawk, for one | WASP |
| Capital on the Daugava River | RIGA |
| Not relaxed | EDGY |
| Crew area on a cruise ship | MESS |
| Principle behind yin and yang | TAO |
| Quilt, say | SEW |