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Author: Victor Barocas and Brad Wilber
Editor: Will Shortz
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Pattern of five shapes arranged like this puzzle's central black squares | QUINCUNX |
Highlands memorials | CAIRNS |
Like Davy Jones's locker | UNDERSEA |
Request before a deal | ANTEUP |
Type face? | EMOTICON |
Treaty signed by Carter and Brezhnev | SALTII |
Some last a lifetime | BANS |
Grind | GNASH |
Hunger (for) | LUST |
Summer Mass. hrs. | EDT |
___ Yonath, 2009 Chemistry co-Nobelist | ADA |
No-goodnik | RAT |
Roman's foe in the Gallic Wars | CELT |
Building supports | STUDS |
"Veep" actress Chlumsky | ANNA |
About to explode, maybe | IRATE |
Do some supermarket work | RESTOCK |
More repulsive | ICKIER |
Chemistry student's expense | LABFEE |
With 61-Across, two-time N.C.A.A. football champs of the 2010s | CLEMSON |
Inexperienced with | NEWAT |
Puts away | EATS |
Alternatives to Nikes | PUMAS |
God with a chariot pulled by goats | THOR |
Overseer of millions at work, perhaps | CFO |
Govt. research grant org. | NIH |
Ending with xylyl | ENE |
Goblins, old-style | HOBS |
Follow | ENSUE |
Changed one's tune, in brief? | DJED |
One side of the Ural Mountains | EUROPE |
Who definitely isn't the real McCoy? | HATFIELD |
Setting for "The Great Escape" | STALAG |
Present person | ATTENDEE |
See 38-Across | TIGERS |
One of five depicted in this puzzle | PLUSSIGN |
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NATO alphabet letter before Romeo | QUEBEC |
Needing to be tucked in, say? | UNMADE |
Disclaimer hinting at false humility | IDONTLIKETOBRAG |
Brings home | NETS |
Shout, in Chamonix | CRI |
SOS responder, for short | USCG |
Newborn | NEONATE |
Site of Coleridge's "stately pleasure-dome" | XANADU |
Paper alternative to plastic | CASH |
Political commentator Navarro | ANA |
"___ never work" | ITLL |
Whence a memorable emperor's fall | RETURNOFTHEJEDI |
Gadfly | NUISANCE |
Reaction to an unexpected joke | SPITTAKE |
___ City (Baghdad district) | SADR |
Ornaments | TRIMS |
Sharpen, as a razor | STROP |
Palindromic tennis champ of the 1990s | SELES |
Hitting | ATBAT |
Bronze: Lat. | AES |
Old ___ | SAW |
Tailgate party sight | ICECHEST |
French dessert of fruit encased in sweet batter | CLAFOUTI |
Theater director Trevor with three Tonys | NUNN |
Language from which "peyote" comes | NAHUATL |
Unfortunate event | MISHAP |
Flamingo's support, often | ONELEG |
Blush | REDDEN |
Flounder relative | SOLE |
Brain wave readers, for short | EEGS |
"Really? Is *nobody* on my side now?" | ETTU |
Rackets | DINS |
Something to shoot for | PAR |
Morocco's next-largest city after Casablanca | FES |