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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Family name on “Arrested Development” | BLUTH |
| “That’s enough for me” | I’M SET |
| Exclamation just before and after “just” | WOW! |
| Socially dominant | ALPHA |
| Six Flags Great Adventure roller coaster with “explosive” speed | NITRO |
| Bar offering with “double” and “triple” varieties | IPA |
| Protection offered for a traveler in a dangerous area | SAFE PASSAGE |
| Flanders of “The Simpsons” | NED |
| Bygone TV feature | KNOB |
| LP, e.g. | DISC |
| Denim | JEAN |
| Group of Greek women | SORORITY CHAPTER |
| Word after “pop-up” or “drop-down” | MENU |
| Author with a son named Christopher Robin | AA MILNE |
| Emmy-winning actress Uzo ___ | ADUBA |
| N.L. East team, on scoreboards | ATL |
| Ending with herbi- or insecti- | -CIDE |
| Architectural designer Maya | LIN |
| Member of the Apple family | MACBOOK |
| Served fare | FED |
| Satyr’s stare | OGLE |
| — | SOS |
| Big name in name tags | AVERY |
| Back after cancellation | ON AGAIN |
| Top-notch | A-ONE |
| 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, etc. | FIBONACCI SERIES |
| Class act? | TEST |
| Third rank of the peerage | EARL |
| Kind of poker | DRAW |
| ___ 9000, figure in “2001: A Space Odyssey” | HAL |
| Canapé, e.g. | HORS D’OEUVRE |
| Mad state | IRE |
| Key in | ENTER |
| 9-to-5 work | GRIND |
| Hip-hop artist whose name once ended with “tha Kyd” | SYD |
| Like some shaded spots | MOSSY |
| Brains | SENSE |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Soaks in the sun’s rays | BASKS |
| South American plain | LLANO |
| Not loath to do | UP FOR |
| Phat | THE BOMB |
| Luck, quaintly | HAP |
| As found | IN SITU |
| Rapper ___ Elliott | MISSY |
| Opposite of legato | STACCATO |
| Tiny fraction of a joule | ERG |
| Foot gunk | TOE JAM |
| Succeed in all one’s endeavors, so to speak | WIN AT LIFE |
| Question whose answer can go almost anywhere | OPEN-ENDER |
| Some bills or chewing gum | WAD |
| Tennis player’s chance to hold serve | AD IN |
| For the ages | EPIC |
| Criticize harshly, with “out” | REAM |
| Angel hair accompaniment? | HALO |
| Thin-sounding | REEDY |
| Standoffish | ALOOF |
| High muckety-muck | DIGNITARY |
| Like a map on a geography exam | UNLABELED |
| Ones feeling the crunch? | ABS |
| Big part of a Risk board | ASIA |
| Tour events | CONCERTS |
| Cartoonist Bob who co-created Batman | KANE |
| Me, myself and I | EGOS |
| Lush green vegetation | VERDURE |
| Country music? | ANTHEM |
| Put on the line | AIR-DRY |
| World capital at around the same latitude as St. Petersburg | OSLO |
| Work for doctors, lawyers and detectives | CASES |
| Kershner who directed “The Empire Strikes Back” | IRVIN |
| Makes, as bread | EARNS |
| Any member of Abba | SWEDE |
| ___ and hers | HIS |
| Lennon’s lady | ONO |
| This puzzle’s clues have two of them | EGS |