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Author: Samuel A. Donaldson
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Sell, as bicycles? | PEDDLE |
| Coups in journalism | SCOOPS |
| What might prompt a run for congress? | LIBIDO |
| Arctic jacket | ANORAK |
| Hairspray brand since the 1950s | AQUANET |
| Big name in pain relief | ANACIN |
| Band whose final album, "Synchronicity," was their most popular, with "The" | POLICE |
| More in need of practice | RUSTIER |
| horas from now | MANANA |
| Big name in pain relief | ALEVE |
| Disembark | GOASHORE |
| Used an unspoken language | SIGNED |
| One not getting in too deep | WADER |
| Chinese zodiac animal | RAT |
| Tiny amount of time: Abbr. | NSEC |
| Hella | LOTSA |
| Game typically played in the dark | LASERTAG |
| Become established | TAKEROOT |
| Calf site | LEG |
| Common concert merch | TEE |
| Pronoun for Frenchwomen | ELLES |
| Like diamonds | RED |
| It shares a key with "!" | ONE |
| It might be stuck on the chopping block | AXEHEAD |
| Rise, as a steed might | REARUP |
| Politico Cheney | LIZ |
| Color wheel options | TONES |
| Old yellers? | CRIERS |
| Animal with a prominent proboscis | TAPIR |
| Trifling, informally | ITTY |
| Lab-engineered fare, facetiously … or a hint to the six crossings of shaded squares | FRANKENFOOD |
| Totenberg of NPR | NINA |
| "___ at 11" (local news promo) | FILM |
| Prefix with biology | AERO |
| Thing moving through a tube, maybe | OVUM |
| Qom home | IRAN |
| Lenovo competitor | ACER |
| Bountiful harvests for farmers … or another hint to the crossings of shaded squares | BUMPERCROPS |
| Grub | EATS |
| What gorillas have that giraffes lack? | HARDG |
| Spot for a tattoo | PARLOR |
| Prefix with biology | ASTRO |
| Peter Pan alternative | JIF |
| Achieved a flight training milestone | SOLOED |
| Hiking group? | NFLTEAM |
| Email symbols, informally | ATS |
| Target of an annual shot | FLU |
| Worker who makes a ton of dough | BAKER |
| Terse affirmation | IAM |
| Producers of multiple outs, for short | DPS |
| Like a very heavy sleeper | COMATOSE |
| Precisely | SMACKDAB |
| It's "rarely pure and never simple," per Oscar Wilde | TRUTH |
| Bit of hairstyling | CURL |
| Mop's partner, in a brand name | GLO |
| Measures up to | MEETS |
| Tight (with) | INGOOD |
| Pipes up | CHIMESIN |
| Pinkerton who founded the Pinkerton detective agency | ALLAN |
| Unpredictable change | VAGARY |
| Is delighted by the invitation | LOVESTO |
| "Brille Brille Petite ___" (children's song abroad) | ETOILE |
| Mesopotamian metropolis | EDESSA |
| Thinks up | IDEATES |
| Experience sharer | MENTOR |
| Got in order | SORTED |
| Fast-sounding freshwater fish | DARTER |
| Eye-grabbing email subject line | URGENT |
Down
| Tree of the custard apple family | PAPAW |
| "The ___ Holmes Mysteries" (young adult series) | ENOLA |
| Gave (out) | DOLED |
| Claptrap | DRIVEL |
| Makes some deep cuts in | LACERATES |
| Barely squeeze (by) | EKE |
| Unlawful occupant | SQUATTER |
| Swear word | CUSS |
| Swear word | OATH |
| Garnish for a Gibson cocktail | ONION |
| Jurors, to a defendant | PEERS |
| Word with food, clothes or entertainment | STREET |
| Quick escapes | LAMS |
| Cry of perfection from a carpenter? | INAILEDIT |
| City NW of Bar Harbor | BANGOR |
| Retort to "No, you're not able" | ICANTOO |
| Has for supper | DINESON |
| Seeing someone socially | ONADATE |
| Loud, as a crowd | AROAR |
| "For ___, all nature is too little": Seneca | GREED |
| Tesla but not Edison | CAR |
| Vast quantity | SEA |
| Smart ___ | ALECK |
| Bad look | GLARE |
| Kenan's comedy partner | KEL |
| Queen commemorated on the Hollywood Walk of Fame | LATIFAH |
| Objects from faraway lands | EXOTICA |
| Not so harsh | GENTLER |
| Land of leprechauns | ERIN |
| Seek, as punitive payment | SUEFOR |
| R&B hit with the lyric "Keep playin' that song all night" | HEYMRDJ |
| Seat of Utah County | PROVO |
| Most off-the-wall | ZANIEST |
| Alphabet ___ | SOUP |
| Illegal, as a download | PIRATED |
| Ensnared | INATRAP |
| Return payments? | RANSOMS |
| Totally terrif | FAB |
| Go back for more | REUP |
| "Knives Out" actress Ana de ___ | ARMAS |
| "Happy to!" | NOPROB |
| Contacts via Instagram, informally | DMS |
| Singer/songwriter ___ Mai | ELLA |
| They start in the corners | ROOKS |
| Bygone magazine for rock music enthusiasts | CREEM |
| Beast with a mouth best left unexamined | GIFTHORSE |
| Where you went | ALMAMATER |
| Longtime Progressive spokeswoman | FLO |
| Vehicle that might have parachute brakes | DRAGSTER |
| Brand name-checked in Paul Simon's "Kodachrome" | NIKON |
| It's hot right now | FAD |
| Some skin care ingredients, informally | ACTIVES |
| Relative of a waterspout | TORNADO |
| More cocksure | SMUGGER |
| Sch. for which John Wayne played tackle | USC |
| Wedding proposal? | ATOAST |
| So-called "father of geometry" | EUCLID |
| Honors in the ad biz | CLIOS |
| Fit in | BELONG |
| "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" spinoff | RHODA |
| Unpopular food that's rich in minerals | LIVER |
| A-listers | ELITE |
| Claw | TALON |
| Hägar the Horrible's hound | SNERT |
| Twosome | DYAD |
| -Down, e.g. | MEAT |
| Spanish dirección | ESTE |
| Source of big green eggs | EMU |