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Author: Simeon Seigel
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
Norah O'Donnell's employer beginning in 2011 | CBS |
One with many priors, maybe | ABBOT |
Leaflike plant part | SEPAL |
NASA's "all good" | AOK |
Like 80% of the Arabian Peninsula | SAUDI |
Spoiler alert! It's bacteria! | ECOLI |
Workers at the rear of some flat boats? | CRAFTSMEN |
Kind of situation that's hopeless | NOWIN |
Activity that involves shape shifting | TETRIS |
Musical Horne | LENA |
Squeeze (out) | EKE |
"The very ___!" | IDEA |
Result of dropping a tray of coffee drinks? | SPLATTERED |
Michelle of "Everything Everywhere All at Once" | YEOH |
Cousins of cassowaries | RHEAS |
Keyboard key not found on smartphones | ESC |
Two-handed gesture | CLAP |
Shrunken snack item | PRUNE |
"Not that shrink!"? | PSYCHOTHERAPIST |
Dried version of the almost-ripe poblano | ANCHO |
Last bit | DREG |
See 65-Down | TAC |
Slosh against, as the shore | LAPAT |
"Ah" | ISEE |
Tally of samples at a geology competition? | SCORESHEET |
Salt and pepper or peanut butter and jelly | PAIR |
It's rarely taken at night | NAP |
Party game choice | DARE |
Pigment akin to ocher or umber | SIENNA |
Love of Charles Foster Kane in "Citizen Kane" | OPERA |
Thoroughly … or how to read the four Across answers with parentheses in this puzzle | INSIDEOUT |
Coveted cup | GRAIL |
"My ___" (medieval address) | LIEGE |
TV dad on "Black-ish" | DRE |
Finks | SINGS |
Has a bias | LEANS |
Appropriate answer for this spot in the puzzle | END |
Down
Sights around Joshua Tree National Park | CACTI |
Regularly checking the time, maybe | BORED |
Pass quickly (over) | SKATE |
Prosecco alternative, familiarly | ASTI |
Iconic feature of the Who's "My Generation" | BASSSOLO |
Seat in Parliament? | BUM |
Scott who wrote "The Black Pearl" | ODELL |
Bad listening ability | TINEAR |
One running for Congress? | SENATEPAGE |
Prefix with tourism | ECO |
Confidence-boosting corporate attire | POWERSUIT |
How most stormtroopers look in "Star Wars" | ALIKE |
Having wrinkles | LINED |
Grow threadbare | FRAY |
Unspecified ordinal | NTH |
Excellent, in dated slang | PHAT |
Surname at the O.K. Corral | EARP |
Special effects devices at a rock concert | ECHOPEDALS |
Org. with grants for asbestos removal | EPA |
Doubly hyphenated fig. | SSN |
Huge | CYCLOPEAN |
Academic's credential | PHD |
Surveillance org. | NSA |
Shortening used for shortening | ETC |
Toast | CHAR |
Cleveland abuts it | ERIE |
Indication to stop playing, perhaps | RESTSIGN |
Former Arkansas governor Hutchinson | ASA |
Delight | THRILL |
One-on-one Olympic event | EPEE |
Makes out, in Britain | SNOGS |
___ pants | CAPRI |
Start of a counting rhyme | EENIE |
Part of some cells | ANODE |
Store, as ashes | INURN |
Follower of G or X | RATED |
Full moon period on the Roman lunar calendar | IDES |
Fix unfairly | RIG |
With 45-Across, Northwest airport, in brief | SEA |