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Editor: Will Shortz
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| Flight path? | STAIRS |
| Pain in the neck? | GOITER |
| Wish | DESIRE |
| Climbed, as 1-Across | WENTUP |
| TV schedule info | AIRTIME |
| Early online forum | USENET |
| Pacific harbinger of wet West Coast weather | ELNINO |
| Some tiki bar orders | MAITAIS |
| Out in the sun too long, maybe | MELTED |
| English computer scientist who pioneered the breaking of ciphers generated by the 98-Across | ALANTURING |
| Driver of some engines | STEAM |
| Bind | FIX |
| Part of a seat assignment | ROW |
| Observed during | SEENAT |
| ___-Seltzer | ALKA |
| Ready to blow | MAD |
| Leaf producer | NISSAN |
| movie portraying the work of 25-Across, with "The" | IMITATIONGAME |
| Fission locales | NUCLEI |
| Set of clubs | IRONS |
| "The Merchant of Venice" character who favors wordplay | PORTIA |
| Brazilian jiu-___ | JITSU |
| Prey for a lion | GNU |
| Fitting | APT |
| Connect with on social media, maybe | FRIEND |
| How some popcorn is popped | INOIL |
| Gradually slid (into) | EASED |
| Lead-in to dermis | EPI |
| Location of the Chair of St. Peter within St. Peter's Basilica | APSE |
| Thin porridges | GRUELS |
| Modern prefix with health | TELE |
| Appearance | LOOKS |
| "My dear man …" | SIR |
| Civil rights leader Medgar | EVERS |
| Troublesome engine sound | CLUNK |
| Hoover, for one | DAM |
| One way to segment demographic data | BYSEX |
| Tibia's place | SHIN |
| Sly plan | SCHEME |
| Space-oriented engineering discipline, informally | AERO |
| What "…" sometimes means | ETC |
| Troublesome engine sounds | PINGS |
| Arrive at, as an idea | HITON |
| Ones without owners | STRAYS |
| What a "Wheel of Fortune" contestant might buy when looking for _NSP_RAT_ON | ANI |
| Startled squeal | EEK |
| Forthrightly asserts | AVERS |
| Genghis Khan, notably | MONGOL |
| Herbert Hoover's middle name | CLARK |
| Many a maid of honor | SISTER |
| W.W. II-era encoding device | ENIGMAMACHINE |
| Currant-flavored liqueur | CASSIS |
| Itsy-bitsy | WEE |
| Santa ___ (desert winds) | ANAS |
| Wear for a Sufi scholar | TURBAN |
| Hello in São Paulo | OLA |
| One with an inside job | SPY |
| Takes seemingly forever | DRAGS |
| Sort of encoded message found in this puzzle's grid [SEE NOTE] | CRYPTOGRAM |
| From long, long ago | OFYORE |
| Express momentary uncertainty over | BLINKAT |
| Classified cost? | ADRATE |
| Icon to click for more icons | FOLDER |
| Eeyore's creator | AAMILNE |
| Tidy | NEATEN |
| Radial patterns | TREADS |
| Failed to maintain a poker face, perhaps | SMILED |
| Figure the worth of | ASSESS |
Down
| Curse | SWEAR |
| Rat out | TELLON |
| Longtime media figure suspected of being the inspiration for "The Devil Wears Prada" | ANNAWINTOUR |
| Have ___ for | ITIN |
| Wilbur is one, in "Charlotte's Web" | RUNT |
| Like some insurance benefits | SPOUSAL |
| Designer Versace | GIANNI |
| It's for paper shapers | ORIGAMI |
| Cousin of Gomez Addams | ITT |
| Some quinceañera gift-givers | TIAS |
| Send off | EMIT |
| Moves from a table to a booth, say | RESEATS |
| Dunderhead | DUMMKOPF |
| Ending with legal or Senegal | ESE |
| ___-service | SELF |
| Implies | INTIMATES |
| Go over, as a cold case | REEXAMINE |
| When you should be off, in brief | ETD |
| Cosette, to Marius, in "Les Misérables" | AMIE |
| Pull out | RENEGE |
| Comedian Wong | ALI |
| Soapbox rant | TIRADE |
| Polar expedition attire | ANORAK |
| Out of juice | DEAD |
| Frequent victim of Calvin's pranks in "Calvin and Hobbes" | SUSIE |
| Crew vessel | SCULL |
| Add chocolate sauce and a cherry to, say | TOP |
| Pre-deal payment | ANTE |
| Come to ___ | GRIPS |
| Rude way to break up with someone | INATEXT |
| Celebratory dances | JIGS |
| Letters on a crucifix | INRI |
| One accepting the terms and conditions | USER |
| Transports from Midway Airport to the Loop | ELS |
| Nose-dives | PLUNGES |
| Na+, for one | ION |
| Its in French | SES |
| Rubber-stamps | OKS |
| Migration formation | VEE |
| Ho ___ Minh | CHI |
| Word after party or date | LINE |
| Worsen significantly | DETERIORATE |
| Emotion felt con el corazón | AMOR |
| ___ Wearhouse (retail chain) | MENS |
| Alvin ___, first African American to be elected Manhattan's district attorney | BRAGG |
| Cellist who performed at the Biden/Harris inauguration | YOYOMA |
| Attitude | SPIRIT |
| Some back-and-forths | CHATS |
| They generate a lot of buzz | HIVES |
| Makes right | ATONESFOR |
| Pulitzer Prize-winning W.W. II correspondent | ERNIEPYLE |
| Class for which trig is a prereq | CALC |
| Mountain cover | SKICAP |
| Bird of the Baltic | SMEW |
| Runs down, in a way | SLANDERS |
| "I'm good, thanks" | NAH |
| Honeydew relatives | CASABAS |
| One of 14 in a fist | KNUCKLE |
| Carlos in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame | SANTANA |
| End of Q1, on co. reports | MAR |
| Bank run, perhaps | ERRAND |
| Some writing surfaces | SLATES |
| Memory part | BYTE |
| Affirmations from the congregation | AMENS |
| Sci-fi character who was originally a puppet before C.G.I. | YODA |
| Rock subgenre associated with David Bowie and Elton John | GLAM |
| ___ Valley, Calif. | SIMI |
| Laudatory works | ODES |
| French for "fat" | GRAS |
| O'er and o'er | OFT |
| Side in checkers | RED |
| Love of soccer? | NIL |