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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Big fuss | ADO |
| Neither above nor below face value | AT PAR |
| Allowed | LEGAL |
| ___ Bradlee, editor of The Washington Post during Watergate | BEN |
| Actress Keaton | DIANE |
| Dwelling | ABODE |
| Like Stevie Wonder’s “Isn’t She Lovely” | IN E |
| Like pond scum | ALGAL |
| Mario’s world | MONDO |
| Task for new parents of twins? | TO NAME A COUPLE |
| Elevator innovator Elisha | OTIS |
| ___ tide | NEAP |
| Like straight bourbon, for a minimum of two years | AGED |
| “La Dolce Vita” director | FELLINI |
| Dad on “Black-ish” | DRE |
| “This texter thinks …” | IMO … |
| Long-armed zoo animal, informally | ORANG |
| Protection rackets? | ALARMS |
| Task for a Thai chef cooking for typical Americans? | TO PUT IT MILDLY |
| Like the most protective hazmat suits | LEVEL-A |
| Las Vegas was built around one | OASIS |
| What “bist” means in the 1930s hit “Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen” | ARE |
| The “e” of i.e. | EST |
| Words of referral | SEE ALSO |
| Lean and tough | WIRY |
| High, in Versailles | HAUT |
| Getaway car cargo | LOOT |
| Task for a Benedictine monk? | TO SAY THE LEAST |
| Christensen of “Parenthood” | ERIKA |
| Tank-topped, ponytailed “Futurama” character | LEELA |
| Aid in counting to 20? | TOE |
| Much ESPN programming | GAMES |
| Maker of Glide floss | ORAL-B |
| Parallel to the x-axis: Abbr. | HOR |
| Some German autos | OPELS |
| Coasters, e.g. | RIDES |
| Non-majority? | ENS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Very little | A BIT OF |
| Indicate | DENOTE |
| How the 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cup finals ended | ONE-NIL |
| Not know from ___ | ADAM |
| Roofing option | TILE |
| Violin virtuoso Niccolò | PAGANINI |
| Have ___ up one’s sleeve | AN ACE |
| Circular arrow button in an address bar | RELOAD |
| Common bedside item | LAMP |
| Virus first discovered in 1976 | EBOLA |
| Gillian Flynn thriller novel made into a hit 2014 film | GONE GIRL |
| Interject | ADD |
| Person born in late July | LEO |
| Slanted | ASLOPE |
| Heighten | UPRAISE |
| Award for a soap, maybe | EMMY |
| Afros, e.g. | DOS |
| Cry with a fist pump | I RULE! |
| “Sesame Street” baby Muppet | NATASHA |
| Actress/comic Kemper | ELLIE |
| Letters after “Yeah, yeah, little …,” in a 1964 hit | GTO |
| Pitcher’s success? | AD SALE |
| Actress Garr | TERI |
| Reward for working late | OVERTIME |
| It names names in a newspaper | MASTHEAD |
| Part of LSAT | LAW |
| Lord’s partner | TAYLOR |
| Hate | LOATHE |
| “Already?” | SO SOON? |
| Predators of crayfish | OTTERS |
| Cosmopolitan’s opposite | YOKEL |
| Gestation stations? | UTERI |
| Some wisecracks | SASS |
| Magazine with an “Ask E. Jean” column | ELLE |
| Places for vials | LABS |
| Latin “I” | EGO |
| Knock at the door | RAP |