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Author: August Lee-Kovach
Editor: Joel Fagliano
Across
| Fed the kitty, perhaps | CATSAT |
| Salve | BALM |
| #1 pal | BFF |
| Hercule's creator | AGATHA |
| One who might make a comeback? | ALUM |
| Hebrew name meaning "my God" | ELI |
| Much ado about some punctuation? | PERIODDRAMA |
| No pro | CON |
| It's often gained by knocking | ENTRY |
| Only city that entirely surrounds a country | ROME |
| Request from Oliver Twist | MORE |
| Nutrition fig. | RDA |
| Anger over a grammatically incorrect sentence? | RUNONFUMES |
| She served on the court with Antonin and Anthony | SANDRA |
| Silky fabrics | SATINS |
| Hunting cap feature | EARLAP |
| s vice president John ___ Garner | NANCE |
| Harsh words regarding the past and the present? | TENSEEXCHANGE |
| Harbor sights | BOATS |
| Take off | DEPART |
| Commercial success? | ADSALE |
| Shipmate of Capt. Kirk | LTSULU |
| Brawl over what to call a piece of writing? | TITLEFIGHT |
| Toddler's need, maybe | NAP |
| Grassy expanses | LEAS |
| Regarding | INRE |
| Build, as a relationship | FORGE |
| Possibilities | IFS |
| Punny summary of the battle between editor and writer seen in 17-, 24-, 35- and 46-Across? | ALTERCATION |
| Ornamental pond fish | KOI |
| Cross paths | MEET |
| Pill bug, e.g. | ISOPOD |
| The Middle Ages or the Renaissance | ERA |
| ___ Nublar, fictional setting of "Jurassic Park" | ISLA |
| Ending point of the first marathon | ATHENS |
Down
| Sprinkling on a lox bagel | CAPERS |
| What is to be done? | AGENDA |
| Pattern of intersecting stripes | TARTAN |
| Use a spoon, say | STIR |
| What Alexander Graham Bell suggested as the standard telephone-answering greeting | AHOY |
| Thomas Lincoln, familiarly | TAD |
| Industry mogul | BARON |
| Don't you forget it! | ALAMO |
| Light units | LUMENS |
| Violent sport, for short | MMA |
| Flattering, as clothing | BECOMING |
| First city in Europe with paved streets (1339) | FLORENCE |
| Touch | FINESSE |
| Gru's twin brother in the "Despicable Me" franchise | DRU |
| Blue lobsters and white tigers, e.g. | MUTANTS |
| Half-baked? | RARE |
| Drawings that might encounter problems with intellectual property law | FANART |
| Consonants articulated with the tongue against the upper teeth | DENTALS |
| Do some grapplin' | RASSLE |
| Was up | LED |
| Big feller? | AXE |
| Drug also called "rocket fuel" or "ozone," for short | PCP |
| Absolutely amazing | TODIEFOR |
| One side of a perpetual war in Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-Four" | EASTASIA |
| "Stop right there!" | HALT |
| Tall and pointy, as ears | BATLIKE |
| Uses TurboTax, perhaps | EFILES |
| Green, say | UNRIPE |
| Scenic spot to snorkel | LAGOON |
| Overturns | UPENDS |
| Dirt | INTEL |
| Climate activist Thunberg | GRETA |
| Billy Joel's "Tell ___ About It" | HER |
| Observe Ramadan, in a way | FAST |
| "Then again …," in a text | OTOH |
| Bon ___ | AMI |
| K.G.B. rival during the Cold War | CIA |