NY Times Crossword 12 Jul 24, Friday

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Across

Clues Answers
Tea accompaniment SHORTBREAD
What connects money to everything? ISN’T
Assignment in a classic first job PAPER ROUTE
Put away for travel, perhaps STOW
It has many twists and turns CRAZY STRAW
Tennis star Mandlikova HANA
H.S. course for future English majors AP LIT
Peruvian currency SOL
Thataway YON
“___ último” (“Lastly,” in Spanish) POR
Dramatically reducing SLASHING
Place for a soak SPA
Actress Dennings KAT
Stays away from SHUNS
Move in a sack race HOP
Radiate EMIT
Flagged down HAILED
“A vodka and Red Bull for the discerning,” per Difford’s cocktail guide ESPRESSO MARTINI
Fashion line? STRIPE
Jerk YANK
Grp. with a key on its seal NSA
Table reads? MENUS
Org. that might plan a fund-raiser PTA
Predator on a continental shelf EEL
Personally select HANDPICK
“___ be a dark day …” IT’D
Secondary social media account, informally ALT
Greet warmly HUG
Cosmetics brand whose name sounds like a dessert TARTE
Product of composting SOIL
What OpenAI’s DALL-E creates DIGITAL ART
Historically ONCE
Drip alternatives AMERICANOS
Call for NEED
Animated character who serves as an official Japanese tourism ambassador HELLO KITTY

Down

Clues Answers
Org. helping to find “forever homes” SPCA
Dwell (on) HARP
“Because of Winn-Dixie” narrator OPAL
Close again, as a piece of luggage REZIP
“Get with the program, will you!” TRY TO KEEP UP
Abbr. in an apartment listing BRS
Turns, perhaps ROTS
Notes you might take on a semester abroad? EUROS
Even a little bit AT ALL
Morning phenomenon DEW
“Or thereabouts” ISH
Advice for voters waiting at crowded polling sites STAY IN LINE
Lacking bells and whistles NO-NONSENSE
Southern accent feature TWANG
First in a line of Egyptian pharaohs RAMSES I
Frequent Ja Rule collaborator ASHANTI
Surfer’s concern SHARK ATTACK
French for “eight” HUIT
Elvis’s “___ Not You” SHE’S
Rapper featured on Taylor Swift’s 2024 hit “Fortnight” POST MALONE
Leonardo da Vinci, from the ages of 14 to 24 APPRENTICE
“Ah yes, yes indeed” ‘TIS
Carnival prize TOY
Push one’s buttons? DIAL
Common item for composting RIND
Subway station feature MAP
Wears HAS ON
Sound heard every hour, perhaps CHIME
Jewish noodle dish KUGEL
___ Lama DALAI
“Let me tell you …” GIRL …
That’s saying a lot! RANT
Medium pace TROT
Competitor of Amazon Handmade ETSY
Ran LED
“Well, lah-di-___!” DAH
Spanish slang for “dude” TIO