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Author: Amanda Rafkin & Ross Trudeau
Across
| Take flight to unite | ELOPE |
| Terrier in 1930s movies | ASTA |
| Vietnamese noodle soup | PHO |
| Prescription for the anxious | XANAX |
| Made a choice | OPTED |
| Acted as a role model, say | LED |
| Con tender? | PRISONGUARD |
| Fire | AXE |
| Muffin morsel | OAT |
| Up to, informally | TIL |
| Yellowstone herd | BISON |
| Order to a police dog | SICEM |
| Places | SITES |
| Host of Animal Planet’s “My Cat From Hell” | JACKSONGALAXY |
| Eat late | SUP |
| Hugo-winning author Stephenson | NEAL |
| “The Valley of Amazement” writer Amy | TAN |
| Parts amicably | ENDSONGOODTERMS |
| Collectible disk of the 1990s | POG |
| Sound from a belfry | PEAL |
| “Au revoir, ___ amis!” | MES |
| Match that doesn’t go on one’s record | PRESEASONGAME |
| Passover feast | SEDER |
| Dutch cheese that’s often smoked | GOUDA |
| All set | READY |
| ___ pro nobis | ORA |
| Special someone, in modern slang | BAE |
| Impress and then some | AWE |
| Track for an aching heart, and a hint to 16-, 28-, 34- and 42-Across | BREAKUPSONG |
| Pop | DAD |
| A bunch | LOADS |
| Helping hand for Morticia | THING |
| Peculiar | ODD |
| Pound of poetry | EZRA |
| Shoe parts | SOLES |
Down
| Fair | EXPO |
| Croft of the catacombs | LARA |
| “I’ll handle that right away!” | ONIT |
| ___ de deux | PAS |
| Like some dream vacation destinations | EXOTIC |
| Manjula’s husband on “The Simpsons” | APU |
| Wild guess | STAB |
| Garr of “Young Frankenstein” | TERI |
| Enhances the flavor, in a way | ADDSSALT |
| Put down roots? | PLANTATREE |
| Bewitch | HEX |
| Sharon Olds work | ODE |
| Eyes unpleasantly | OGLES |
| Consequence of a dull razor, perhaps | NICK |
| Gusher output | OIL |
| Gullible ones | SAPS |
| Opening for Fallon or Colbert | MONOLOG |
| Finals, e.g. | EXAMS |
| Thesaurus wds. | SYNS |
| Comics enforcer played by Stallone in a 1995 film | JUDGEDREDD |
| Prefix for classical or conservative | NEO |
| Wander (about) | GAD |
| Sound asleep? | SNORE |
| Omar of “House” | EPPS |
| In working order | OPERABLE |
| Union for sch. workers | NEA |
| Krypton, for one | GAS |
| Jane Austen title character | EMMA |
| Have a vision? | SEE |
| Counterparts of crannies | NOOKS |
| Sage | GURU |
| Makes a musical into a movie, say | ADAPTS |
| Physician of talk TV | DROZ |
| Sentence division | YEAR |
| Be plenty angry | BOIL |
| Hathaway with an Oscar | ANNE |
| Bird droppings? | EGGS |
| Commotion | ADO |
| Crumple (up) | WAD |
| Lovelace who was a pioneering computer programmer | ADA |
| “Billions” network, briefly | SHO |