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Author: Byron Walden
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Fusses in front of the mirror, say | PRIMPS |
| Crudely mimicked | APED |
| Show hosts, for short | MCS |
| Like outdoor photos taken from above | AERIAL |
| Peacekeeping grp. since 1949 | NATO |
| Tuna type in sushi restaurants | AHI |
| Opponent who helps train a boxer | SPARRINGPARTNER |
| Tribal family tree? | TOTEMPOLE |
| Operatic solos | ARIAS |
| Broke a fast | ATE |
| Parsley, sage, rosemary or thyme | HERB |
| Spotify or TikTok | APP |
| ___ Bell (fast-food chain) | TACO |
| "Precisely!" | YES |
| Female sheep | EWE |
| Coastal vista | SEASCAPE |
| Gastrophile | FOODIE |
| Most difficult challenge for many a student driver | PARALLELPARKING |
| Related to stars | ASTRAL |
| White dogs, or bluish-gray cats | MALTESES |
| Airport code for Australia's largest city | SYD |
| End of a soldier's email address | MIL |
| YouTube button | PLAY |
| Lively energy | PEP |
| California valley known for its vineyards | NAPA |
| Belly up to the ___ | BAR |
| Narrative transition | SEGUE |
| Lead singer for Culture Club | BOYGEORGE |
| Place in an auto dealership to pick up wiper blades or spark plugs | PARTSDEPARTMENT |
| Take advantage of | USE |
| Quentin Tarantino's "___ Fiction" | PULP |
| More ludicrous | INANER |
| Paintball filler | DYE |
| Prone to prying | NOSY |
| Common miniature golf goal … or a hint to what's found in 17-, 39- and 60-Across | PARTWO |
Down
| Farfalle, fettuccine or fusilli | PASTA |
| Transplant, as a flower | REPOT |
| Boiling mad | IRATE |
| Bog down | MIRE |
| Dish with chicken, veal or eggplant, familiarly | PARM |
| Inadvertent error | SLIP |
| What a protractor measures | ANGLE |
| Like onion or garlic skin | PAPERY |
| Letter after zeta | ETA |
| "___ the Explorer" | DORA |
| Combo offerings at nail salons | MANIPEDIS |
| Cabernet or merlot sold in a box, say | CHEAPWINE |
| Titles for knights | SIRS |
| What goners have | NOHOPE |
| Lead-in to "la-la" | TRA |
| Happen to | BEFALL |
| Bygone Russian ruler | TSAR |
| Happy as ___ | ACLAM |
| Dial a radio show, say | CALLIN |
| "Ish" | SORTA |
| Brain tests, in brief | EEGS |
| Health resorts | SPAS |
| "So simple!" | EASYPEASY |
| Credential for a painter or sculptor | ARTDEGREE |
| Stately shade tree | ELM |
| "___-doke!" | OKEY |
| Tropical fruit with highly nutritious seeds | PAPAYA |
| Things stuck on file folders | LABELS |
| "To ___ it mildly …" | PUT |
| Red flower of wartime remembrance | POPPY |
| Actor Spiner of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" | BRENT |
| Vice president who resigned in 1973 | AGNEW |
| Having a throwback style | RETRO |
| Tater | SPUD |
| Channel showing game highlights | ESPN |
| Hold firmly | GRIP |
| Sicilian stratovolcano | ETNA |
| "The Wire" character portrayed by Michael K. Williams | OMAR |
| Couple of musicians | DUO |