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Author: Trenton Charlson
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Part of a fast-food combo | SODA |
| Impudent sort | BRAT |
| "Jeepers!" | GOSH |
| Privy to | INON |
| N.F.L. player-turned-broadcaster ___ Rashad | AHMAD |
| Brand whose logo's letters are covered in snow | ICEE |
| Clark of the Daily Planet | KENT |
| Longtime conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra | SEIJIOZAWA |
| Shenanigans | HIJINKS |
| Accursed | DAMNED |
| Promise of payment | IOU |
| Yokohama-based automaker | ISUZU |
| They all lead to Rome, it's said | ROADS |
| "Don't ___ with me!" | START |
| Ships out | SENDS |
| Anonymous John or Jane | DOE |
| Feudal residences | MANORS |
| Narrow waterway | RIA |
| What dogs often do after a few rounds of "Go fetch" | PANT |
| Indication of more to come … or a hint to a feature of three consecutive letters in 18-, 20-, 59- and 61-Across | DOTDOTDOT |
| Big gala | FETE |
| Some small batteries | AAS |
| Italian tourist town near Naples | AMALFI |
| American ___ (beverage) | ALE |
| World-weariness | ENNUI |
| Like some elephants and all tigers | ASIAN |
| Alan ___, folklorist who discovered legends like Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger | LOMAX |
| Capital of Jordan | AMMAN |
| Emma Stone's role in "La La Land" | MIA |
| Galas, e.g. | APPLES |
| Host city of the 2008 Olympics | BEIJING |
| South Pacific currency | FIJIDOLLAR |
| Eight, in Italian | OTTO |
| Grandson of Adam and Eve | ENOS |
| Some Olympics projectiles | DISCI |
| Astute | KEEN |
| Letters associated with a rainbow flag | LGBT |
| Royal family title | DUKE |
| Small vortex | EDDY |
Down
| Religion founded in Punjab | SIKHISM |
| The tiniest amount | ONEIOTA |
| Casanova | DONJUAN |
| Prefix with matter or gravity | ANTI |
| Soaks up the sun | BASKS |
| Kind of monkey used in medical research | RHESUS |
| "Is that true about me?" | AMI |
| ___ Mahal | TAJ |
| Thingamajig | GIZMO |
| Anthem with both English and French lyrics | OCANADA |
| Attached, as a patch | SEWEDON |
| Accessory for a pilot or telemarketer | HEADSET |
| Performed | DID |
| Rest on one's ___ (take it easy) | OARS |
| Explosive compound, informally | NITRO |
| Like a balanced "game," in economics | ZEROSUM |
| Fathom or furlong | UNIT |
| Teased relentlessly | RODE |
| Pop, to a tot | DADA |
| Lee who co-created the X-Men | STAN |
| Grps. that often sponsor book fairs | PTAS |
| Actress Delany | DANA |
| Neighbor of a Saudi | OMANI |
| Fried Mideast fare | FALAFEL |
| Not doing things the rite way? | ELOPING |
| It may lead to a full-time position | TEMPJOB |
| Like some editions and partnerships | LIMITED |
| Lost consciousness, in a way | FAINTED |
| Hurting badly | INAGONY |
| Crossed (out) | EXED |
| "It's me again!" | IMBACK |
| Star-studded group | ALIST |
| High home for a hawk | AERIE |
| Turf | SOD |
| "Is this some kind of twisted ___?" | JOKE |
| Tupperware topper | LID |
| Sch. whose mascot is Mike the Tiger | LSU |