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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Presses (down) | TAMPS |
| Org. for the Houston Dynamo and Austin F.C. | MLS |
| Along for the ride, say | IN TOW |
| “Yeah, lunch now works for me” | I COULD EAT |
| Taurasi who leads the W.N.B.A. in career scoring | DIANA |
| Showing promise | LOOKING UP |
| Tag | LABEL |
| What you’d love to own and drive | DREAM CAR |
| Acknowledgment with a shrug | WELL, OK |
| “This ___ here!” | ENDS |
| Partner of day | AGE |
| 2014 Television Hall of Fame inductee | LENO |
| Spirals out over the winter holidays? | HAMS |
| Endorsement, for short | REC |
| Gymnast Mary ___ Retton | LOU |
| Its members were collectively awarded Time magazine’s 2017 Person of the Year | ME TOO MOVEMENT |
| Unearned advantage based on sex | MALE PRIVILEGE |
| Hit HBO series based on a Liane Moriarty novel | BIG LITTLE LIES |
| What “minuscule” is often misspelled with | AN I |
| Stub hub? | TOE |
| Prep class subject, for short | LSAT |
| Costa ___ | RICA |
| Activity common in nightclubs, in brief | PDA |
| Italian for “so” | COSI |
| Tab on a Google search | IMAGES |
| Band together against | GANG UP ON |
| Lite | LOCAL |
| Question that’s rarely a sign of good news | CAN WE TALK? |
| Buncha | LOTTA |
| Get overly personal, perhaps | HIT A NERVE |
| Environmentalist Adams | ANSEL |
| They’re good to know | INS |
| Compound with a fruity smell | ESTER |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Key symbol near “!” | TILDE |
| Tough nut to crack | ACORN |
| Sang part of “Old MacDonald” | MOOED |
| Beadlike bit on a surfer’s necklace | PUKA SHELL |
| Improbable | SLIM |
| Ginormous | MEGA |
| ___ Bassi, first woman to earn a doctorate in science (University of Bologna, 1732) | LAURA |
| Garage brand | STP |
| Like some threats | IDLE |
| “Slow Hands” singer ___ Horan | NIALL |
| Four on the floor? | TABLE LEGS |
| Like tutoring, typically | ONE-ON-ONE |
| Peaceful protest | WALKOUT |
| Party org. | DNC |
| Pests for a grain farmer | WEEVILS |
| Be sycophantic | GROVEL |
| Had quite a trip? | ATE IT |
| Styles associated with the Beatles | MOP TOPS |
| Taken care of, with “out” | SORTED … |
| ___ Cruz, so-called “Queen of Salsa” | CELIA |
| Hat tricks are seen in them | MAGIC ACTS |
| “Thanks a ___!” | MIL |
| Parts of many rom-coms | MEET-CUTES |
| Quick post-wedding getaway | MINI-MOON |
| World’s largest pasta producer | BARILLA |
| Fire ___ (gemstone) | AGATE |
| “Wasn’t the first time enough?!” | AGAIN?! |
| Genre for Bridget Riley’s “Shadow Play” | OP ART |
| Crack | SOLVE |
| Aide for a cartoonist | INKER |
| It doesn’t offer flights on Saturday mornings | EL AL |
| Workers you wouldn’t want to see in the office? | ANTS |
| Group co-founded by Eazy-E | NWA |
| Splicing target | GENE |
| X | CHI |