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Author: Kristian House
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Broods | STEWS |
| "___ are the voyages of the starship Enterprise" | THESE |
| Long-billed wader | IBIS |
| Idiosyncrasies | TICS |
| Brownie ingredient | COCOA |
| Actor Tom of "The Dukes of Hazzard" | WOPAT |
| Indie singer/songwriter ___ Case | NEKO |
| s U.S. Davis Cup team captain | ASHE |
| Your apartment-mate, if you don't close the door before showering? | AROOMIEWITHAVIEW |
| Self-involved | VAIN |
| Blend | MELD |
| Expensive | PRICY |
| Drumstick | LEG |
| Gets better | HEALS |
| Your wish, maybe, when a rambunctious terrier puppy is first brought home? | ESCAPEFROMNEWYORKIE |
| Browning who directed "Dracula," 1931 | TOD |
| Draw a bead on | AIMAT |
| Bring in | EARN |
| Songwriters' org. | ASCAP |
| Lady friend, in Florence | AMICA |
| Great ___ | DANE |
| See 88-Across | SEA |
| Soprano ___ Te Kanawa | KIRI |
| Giant star | IDOL |
| Tyrannic sort? | RAGINGBULLY |
| O. Henry? | IRONYMAN |
| Time and Tide | BRANDS |
| Zap | NUKE |
| President pro ___ | TEM |
| Giant flying turtle monster of film | GAMERA |
| "What greater gift than the love of a ___": Charles Dickens | CAT |
| But: Fr. | MAIS |
| Not digital | ANALOG |
| Hankering | YEN |
| Monarch's inits. | HRH |
| It can cause shortness of breath | ASTHMA |
| Sight at a gladiatorial fight | GORE |
| Fluffy neckwear | BOA |
| Chooses | ELECTS |
| Actress Grier of "Jackie Brown" | PAM |
| Location of Hephaestus' forge | ETNA |
| Spoil, as a parade | RAINON |
| Online reference about toilets? | JOHNWIKI |
| Guys who pass out Halloween treats? | GOODYFELLAS |
| Greenhouse containers | POTS |
| Some fútbol cheers | OLES |
| Completely dominate | OWN |
| With 45-Across, what was once the world's fourth-largest inland body of water | ARAL |
| Atkins dieters' no-nos | CARBS |
| Rapunzel feature | TRESS |
| Walked over | TROD |
| ___ syrup (natural sweetener) | AGAVE |
| Drummer Starkey | ZAK |
| What outsiders think about the new hire? | STRANGERSONATRAINEE |
| Common baitfish | CHUBS |
| Terminal guesstimate, for short | ETA |
| Statistical tool for checking a hypothesis | TTEST |
| Be a stool pigeon | TALK |
| "Mila 18" novelist | URIS |
| What the exhausted working woman wears to bed? | AHARDDAYSNIGHTIE |
| Man-to-man alternative | ZONE |
| Lavish soiree | GALA |
| Ruffian | BRUTE |
| Singer Mann | AIMEE |
| Drink flavorer | ZEST |
| Statuette that weighs 6 pounds 12 1/2 ounces | EMMY |
| According to | ASPER |
| Become slick, in a way | ICEUP |
Down
| Grifter's game | SCAM |
| Raced | TORE |
| Place to learn lessons in Lyon | ECOLE |
| Dye on a deck | WOODSTAIN |
| Spade said to be excellent at digging up dirt | SAM |
| Pipsqueak | TWERP |
| Football Hall-of-Famer Long | HOWIE |
| Flop that's one for the ages | EPICFAIL |
| Lecherous | SATYRIC |
| Ordinal suffix | ETH |
| Emulate Edison | INVENT |
| "Boring" shade | BEIGE |
| s White House nickname | IKE |
| Female badger | SOW |
| The Boar's Head, in Shakespeare | TAVERN |
| Russian artist Brodsky, the first painter awarded the Order of Lenin | ISAAK |
| It turns a hot dog into a Texas hot dog | CHILI |
| Pick up on | SENSE |
| Product that had sales of more than 300,000 on its first day in 2010 | IPAD |
| Michigan college | ALMA |
| Biblical peak | HOREB |
| Beat walker | COP |
| Astrologer Sydney | OMARR |
| Slowly eases (off) | WEANS |
| Andrew ___, businessman-turned-politician | YANG |
| Pointy-eared dog | AKITA |
| Tornado warning device | SIREN |
| Early human | CROMAGNON |
| Early human | ADAM |
| Michael Lewis best seller with the subtitle "The Art of Winning an Unfair Game" | MONEYBALL |
| Got results | DIDTHEJOB |
| Editor's stack of unsolicited manuscripts | SLUSHPILE |
| Wapiti | ELK |
| All-vowel avowal | AYE |
| Publicist's concern | IMAGE |
| German city near the Belgian border | AACHEN |
| Tree knot | GNARL |
| Textbook section | UNIT |
| Bela Lugosi's role in "The Ghost of Frankenstein" | YGOR |
| Word before bread or boat | BANANA |
| Take care of, as a persistent squeak | REOIL |
| Computation class in Cambridge | MATHS |
| Part of A.P.A.: Abbr. | ASSN |
| Truckful | LOAD |
| Assembles | MAKES |
| Out of whack | AMISS |
| Fold-up beds | COTS |
| "Nations have their ___, just like individuals": James Joyce | EGO |
| Haul | TOW |
| Charles who wrote "The Cloister and the Hearth" | READE |
| Bygone sister language of Latin | OSCAN |
| Valued asset for an employee | WORKETHIC |
| What some sailors bring back | YARNS |
| Throat problem | FROG |
| Beautify | PRETTYUP |
| Gamers' embodiments | AVATARS |
| Whup | TAN |
| Adjustable feature of a typewriter | TABSET |
| Off | ASTRAY |
| Egg on | GOAD |
| Cousin of penne | ZITI |
| Slimeball | SCUZZ |
| Painful sensation | THROE |
| Machu Picchu or Pompeii | RUINS |
| Kingdom | REALM |
| What's left, in Paris | RESTE |
| -Across winner for both "Roots" and "Rich Man, Poor Man" | ASNER |
| Wonderland cake message | EATME |
| Stead | LIEU |
| Medieval stronghold | KEEP |
| Go gray, say | AGE |
| Scene stealer | HAM |
| Corporate "a.k.a." | DBA |
| Chicken, in a Chinese dish | GAI |