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Author: Dan Schoenholz
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Advantage | LEGUP |
| Tony, e.g. | AWARD |
| Plunder | RANSACK |
| Weighed in | OPINED |
| Cow | Herd :: ___ |
| One with a discerning palate | EPICURE |
| C-Span? | COVEREDBRIDGE |
| Start brawling | GETITON |
| Drink name suffix | ADE |
| Earth goddess | GAIA |
| Going from point A to point B | LINEAR |
| Miss piggy? | SOW |
| Class acts? | LESSONS |
| Actress Gershon | GINA |
| Put back on the market, as real estate | RELIST |
| Feel bad | AIL |
| Champagne name | MOET |
| P-trap? | POTTYMOUTH |
| G-force? | GERMANARMY |
| Union concern | PAY |
| Setting for C. S. Lewis's "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" | NARNIA |
| NPR host Shapiro | ARI |
| Words said in passing? | AYES |
| Deliberate betrayal | PERFIDY |
| Butt | END |
| Father figures? | DADBODS |
| Guam or the U.S. Virgin Islands: Abbr. | TERR |
| Surgeons' professional org. | AMA |
| Best Picture winner | ARGO |
| Anastasia ___, protagonist of "Fifty Shades of Grey" | STEELE |
| Make mention of | NOTE |
| Top supporter? | BRA |
| Susan who portrayed the youngest child on "The Brady Bunch" | OLSEN |
| G-flat? | GARDENAPARTMENT |
| Deodorant type | SPRAY |
| Be short | OWE |
| Make music | PLAY |
| Like Crater Lake, compared to any other U.S. lake | DEEPER |
| LeBron James in his N.B.A. debut, e.g. | TEEN |
| Anheuser-Busch InBev's stock ticker symbol | BUD |
| Avocado pit, for one | SEED |
| Cause for revolution, perhaps | MISRULE |
| Escort's offering | ARM |
| "Yep, that happened!" | SUREDID |
| [And like magic … it's gone!] | POOF |
| First of ten? | TEE |
| Compete in pursuit of | VIEFOR |
| Abbr. on a flight board | ARR |
| D-Con? | DIRTYTRICK |
| E-bond? | ELMERSGLUE |
| Conversely, in brief | OTOH |
| Worry for a Great Depression bank | RUN |
| Ladybug, e.g. | BEETLE |
| Cereal box abbr. | NTWT |
| Strike-out specialists? | EDITORS |
| See 106-Across | BED |
| Out of 105-Across | ARISEN |
| Son of Zeus | ARES |
| Bird of legend | ROC |
| Fast-food chain with Famous Star burgers | CARLSJR |
| C-sharp? | COMPASSNEEDLE |
| Black-and-white dessert | OREOPIE |
| Take care of some personal baggage | UNPACK |
| Word after green or smoke | SCREEN |
| Things consumed for psychedelic trips | LSDTABS |
| Men in black, say | GOTHS |
| Deck originally known as "carte da trionfi" ("cards of triumph") | TAROT |
Down
| Kind of news often aired at 6 and 11 p.m. | LOCAL |
| Classical poem form | EPODE |
| Drives home, say | GIVESARIDE |
| French article | UNE |
| Floral archway | PERGOLA |
| Pop group with a dedicated museum in Stockholm | ABBA |
| "___ is mainly a catalog of blunders": Churchill | WAR |
| Means | ABILITY |
| "The Burghers of Calais" sculptor | RODIN |
| Cruella de Vil, for one | DOGNAPPER |
| Beat oneself up over, say | REGRET |
| Mimic | APE |
| Little beef | NIT |
| ___ kicks (ab exercise) | SCISSOR |
| Pitch-correcting devices | AUTOTUNERS |
| Tribe of southern Montana | CROW |
| Range of knowledge | KEN |
| School administrator | DEAN |
| French for "born" | NEE |
| Appalls | DISMAYS |
| Aesthetically pretentious, informally | ARTYFARTY |
| ___ card | SIM |
| Ruby, e.g. | GEMSTONE |
| Carter who portrayed Wonder Woman | LYNDA |
| Noncommittal response to "You coming?" | IMAY |
| Load off one's mine? | ORE |
| Homonym of 39-Down | OAR |
| Trace of color | TINGE |
| Wore | HADON |
| Gallivants (about) | GADS |
| Part of Q.E.D. | ERAT |
| Ralph who founded the American Museum of Tort Law | NADER |
| Got ready (for) | PREPPED |
| Mosque leader | IMAM |
| Launched | BEGAN |
| Product once advertised with the line "The splendor of your skin" | OLAY |
| Datum for a chauffeur, for short | ETA |
| Take in, maybe | ALTER |
| Supporter of Roosevelt's agenda | NEWDEALER |
| Actor whose breakout role came as a shirtless cowboy in "Thelma & Louise" | BRADPITT |
| Singles | ONES |
| Hardly cheery | DOUR |
| Hoppy request at happy hour | ALE |
| Enlighten | EDIFY |
| Wine barrel strip | STAVE |
| Climate change, e.g. | PERIL |
| Looked back on | REMEMBERED |
| Alphabetized, say | PUTINORDER |
| Wind farm output: Abbr. | ELEC |
| Stink | REEK |
| Split open | BURST |
| Lorelei's lure | SIRENSONG |
| May honorees | MOTHERS |
| Mad (at) | SORE |
| ___ Hill ('90s R&B group) | DRU |
| Decoration at el Palacio Real de Madrid | ORO |
| Where livestock eat | FEEDLOT |
| Mastered | DOWNPAT |
| Divide into three parts | TRISECT |
| Pattern that's hard to break | RUT |
| Nasty looks | GLARES |
| Lento or allegro | TEMPO |
| Retreats | DENS |
| Loggers' competition | ROLEO |
| Track | SCENT |
| Rap lyrics, in slang | BARS |
| Post-O.R. destination, often | ICU |
| Doesn't just assume | ASKS |
| The Rockies, on scoreboards | COL |
| Day ___ | SPA |
| Sail fixed to a bowsprit | JIB |
| "Darn!," in Dortmund | ACH |
| Baseball's dead-ball ___ (around 1900-20) | ERA |