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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Workers with taxing schedules, for short? | CPAS |
| Japanese brewery | ASAHI |
| Who’s the Boss? | HUGO |
| Prefix with pad | HELI- |
| Big name in vacuum cleaners and fans | DYSON |
| Cell with 23 unpaired DNA strands | OVUM |
| Longtime co-star of Mariska Hargitay on “Law & Order: SVU” | ICE-T |
| Big Mac ingredient | ONION |
| Taste with a little zip | TANG |
| Compensating reduction of greenhouse gas emissions | CARBON OFFSET (hiding “BONO”) |
| Stomach soother | ANTACID |
| Bedouin stopping points | OASES |
| Loops in, in a way | CCS |
| 360° martial arts maneuver | SPIN KICK (hiding “PINK”) |
| Willy of children’s literature | WONKA |
| Abbr. on a scenic overlook sign | ELEV |
| Slippery | EELY |
| Fourth word of the “Star Wars” prologue | AGO |
| Person known by a single name, as found in 20-, 29-, 47- and 55-Across | MONONYM |
| Little shut-eye | NAP |
| Swivel on an axis | SLUE |
| Some barbecue fare | RIBS |
| Subside | ABATE |
| Distance for a first down | TEN YARDS (hiding “ENYA”) |
| Leading female role in “Pulp Fiction” | MIA |
| Collectible car of the late ’50s | EDSEL |
| Sleep inducer of folklore | SANDMAN |
| Greedy person’s cry | MINE MINE MINE! (hiding “EMINEM”) |
| Tennis’s Nadal, to fans | RAFA |
| In the midst of | AMONG |
| One of the sisters in Chekhov’s “Three Sisters” | OLGA |
| Obligation to do something | ONUS |
| Color slightly | TINGE |
| Swerve (into) | VEER |
| Where one might go through withdrawal? | BANK |
| “Animal House” character named for an animal | OTTER |
| Blunders | ERRS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Girl, in Guadalajara | CHICA |
| Pie nut | PECAN |
| “___ the media!” | ALERT |
| Partner of “relax” | SIT BACK |
| Mortal lover of Aphrodite | ADONIS |
| Gathering of bishops | SYNOD |
| “You wish!” | AS IF! |
| Body part where a shoe goes | HOOF |
| Some establishments next to airports | INNS |
| Provocative, quickly produced opinion piece | HOT TAKE |
| Campus designed by Thos. Jefferson | UVA |
| Word with ray or tommy | … GUN |
| “Srsly?!” | OMG! |
| Philosopher who lent his name to a “razor” | OCCAM |
| Seemingly forever | EON |
| Tuscan city | SIENA |
| Stroke of brilliance | ECLAT |
| Modern kind of call | SKYPE |
| Opposites of picker-uppers? | SLOBS |
| Calligraphy tools | PENS |
| Climber in academia? | IVY |
| It may be hazardous | WASTE |
| Looked at lustfully | OGLED |
| Majority of Mad Libs entries | NOUNS |
| Mystery writer Blyton | ENID |
| Only defenseman to have won the N.H.L. scoring title (1970, 1975) | ORR |
| Down East, to a New Englander | MAINE |
| Flight sleeping aid | EYE MASK |
| “Uh-oh, you shouldn’t have done that!” | BAD MOVE! |
| Mahershala with two Oscars | ALI |
| Makeshift crib, once | MANGER |
| Burn slightly | SINGE |
| Distance runner | MILER |
| ___ management | ANGER |
| Looms, say | NEARS |
| Kind of alphabet | NATO |
| Send out | EMIT |
| French peak | MONT |
| Hold up | ROB |
| Japan’s largest carrier | ANA |
| When tripled, 1964 Beach Boys hit | FUN |