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Author: Stanley Newman
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Too fast to be careful | SLAPDASH |
| Stockpile | HOARD |
| Gaze at, as someone’s eyes | STAREINTO |
| Tool used while on foot | EDGER |
| Be heedful | LENDANEAR |
| "___ LANDS!" (headline of 1927) | LINDY |
| Shoe brand that’s also a man’s name | ALDO |
| Exact match | TWIN |
| Euphemism for Satan, with "the" | DEUCE |
| Unctuous utterances | SMARM |
| Prey for a heron | NEWT |
| Short | SHY |
| TV series inspired by Sherlock Holmes | HOUSEMD |
| Someone glimpsed in a concert film, maybe | ROADIE |
| Rum cocktail | MAITAI |
| Need settling | PEND |
| So-called "Grandmother of Europe," born 5/24/1819 | QUEENVICTORIA |
| Boot | OUST |
| Reached out with one’s hands? | TEXTED |
| Inventor of a 17th-century calculator | PASCAL |
| One use for a tablet | EREADER |
| La saison de juillet | ETE |
| Backpack and its contents, e.g. | GEAR |
| What a football penalty may be seen in | SLOMO |
| Time being | NONCE |
| Odds and evens, say | BETS |
| Do so hope | PRAY |
| Pioneering rocket scientist Wernher von ___ | BRAUN |
| Fictional land named in some real-life international law cases | RURITANIA |
| Worshiper of the war god Huitzilopochtli | AZTEC |
| Opening of an account | ASIRECALL |
| Like the sound of an oboe | REEDY |
| Some descendants of 62-Acrosses | MEXICANS |
Down
| Patron of sailors | STELMO |
| Horse-drawn four-wheeled carriage | LANDAU |
| Passions | ARDORS |
| Shade of green | PEA |
| By ___ of | DINT |
| Over | ANEW |
| Bring discredit upon | STAIN |
| Star of Broadway’s "The Lady and Her Music," 1981 | HORNE |
| Didn’t stray from | HELDTO |
| Cartoon character often shown with his tongue out | ODIE |
| Mass movement | AGNUSDEI |
| Cold War opponent, informally | REDCHINA |
| Not moved at all | DRYEYED |
| URL element | SLASH |
| Rickrolling or the Dancing Baby, e.g. | MEME |
| London or Manchester | WRITER |
| Priciest 1952 Topps baseball card | MANTLE |
| Shabby club | DIVE |
| National Garden Mo. | APR |
| Passes, informally | TIX |
| Part of un opéra | ACTE |
| Louis ___ (French king) | QUATORZE |
| Grp. that no one under 30 can join | USSENATE |
| One way to reduce a sentence | ETC |
| Portion of Alexander Pope’s work | ODES |
| Amenity at many a wedding reception | OPENBAR |
| F.B.I., e.g. | AGENCY |
| Source for fine sweaters | ALPACA |
| Jamie ___, co-star in the "Fifty Shades of Grey" movies | DORNAN |
| Modern cause of flooding | EMAILS |
| Kind of jelly | ROYAL |
| Presidential middle name | ABRAM |
| Get more mileage from | REUSE |
| Signaled to start | CUED |
| Colorful breakfast bowlful | TRIX |
| Who often says "I found this on the web" | SIRI |
| Sam Spade, e.g., informally | TEC |