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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| ‘Dallas’ surname | EWING |
| ‘Fancy meeting you here!’ | OHHI |
| ‘Hanging’ problems in the 2000 election | CHADS |
| ‘Let me add … ‘ | ALSO |
| ‘No __, no gain’ | PAIN |
| ‘Science Guy’ Bill | NYE |
| ‘We did it!’ | YAY |
| ‘¿Cómo está __?’ | USTED |
| ABBA’s ‘__ Mia!’ | MAMMA |
| Aimée of ‘La Dolce Vita’ | ANOUK |
| Algonquin transport | CANOE |
| Backside in a fall? | PRAT |
| Biblical beast of burden | ASS |
| Big name in blenders | OSTER |
| Boating blade | OAR |
| Breakup | RIFT |
| Carpet synthetic | NYLON |
| Coax (out), as a genie | RUB |
| Daytime soap, e.g | DRAMA |
| Dmitri’s dissent | NYET |
| Driver’s license info | SEX |
| Dune buggy, briefly | ATV |
| Enter on a laptop | KEYIN |
| Fictional language spoken by Sheldon and Leonard on ‘The Big Bang Theory’ | KLINGON |
| Filmmaker Brooks | MEL |
| Float like a feather in the breeze | WAFT |
| French water | EAU |
| Gandhi’s land | INDIA |
| Girl in a Salinger story | ESME |
| Goth hairstyles | MOHAWKS |
| Had a late meal | SUPPED |
| Halloween discards, and what the three sets of circles represent? | CANDYWRAPPERS |
| Headpiece for kids in Mickey’s TV club | MOUSEEARS |
| Ices, mob-style | OFFS |
| In contention (for) | VYING |
| In low spirits | SAD |
| Iowa port on the Lewis and Clark Trail | SIOUXCITY |
| Islamic branch | SHIA |
| Italian eight | OTTO |
| Italics feature | SLANT |
| IV amounts | CCS |
| José’s house | CASA |
| Like oysters on the half shell | RAW |
| List-shortening abbr | ETAL |
| Long-shot rags-to-riches enabler | LOTTO |
| Mall pizza chain | SBARRO |
| Misery | WOE |
| Native Nebraskans | OTOES |
| North Pole toymaker | ELF |
| Not kid around | PLAYFORKEEPS |
| Not long-winded | TERSE |
| On the house | FREE |
| One-up | OUTDO |
| Opposed to | ANTI |
| Opposite of 17-Across | ATAD |
| Pequod captain | AHAB |
| Plenty | ALOT |
| Police | COPS |
| Potentially insensitive, briefly | UNPC |
| Savory taste first identified in Tokyo | UMAMI |
| Slangy ‘Movin’ right along … ‘ | ANYHOO |
| Sleep concern | APNEA |
| Solid precipitation | HAIL |
| Sporty car roof | TTOP |
| Sweetheart | DEAR |
| Tabby stimulant | CATNIP |
| Throw wildly | FLING |
| Title for DDE | GEN |
| Traitorous spies | DOUBLEAGENTS |
| Transports by truck | HAULS |
| Vidal’s Breckinridge | MYRA |
| Walter White shaved his off | HAIR |
| Wayside stop | INN |
| Wind up | END |
| Winding, hilly thoroughfares | MOUNTAINROADS |
| Yarn | TALE |
| Yellowstone grazers | ELK |
| __ as a peacock | PROUD |
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