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CrosswordDictionary2024July Flashcards

1
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Greek counterpart of Aurora (3)

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EOS

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Series of film shorts that featured “The Little Rascals” (7)

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OURGANG

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Soprano Netrebko (4)

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ANNA

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___-Coeur (5)

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SACRE

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5
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Capital on the Gulf of Guinea (4)

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LOME

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6
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Fictional sleuth McGee (6)

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TRAVIS

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7
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TV horse (4)

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MRED

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8
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Robotic motors (6)

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SERVOS

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9
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Actress Alice of “City of God” (or also, I suppose, her aunt Sonia) (5)

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BRAGA

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10
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Model Mena (5)

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ERICA

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11
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Top-level domain since 2001 (3)

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BIZ

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12
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Smelt fish whose roe is sometimes called masago (7)

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CAPELIN

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13
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Actress/YouTuber Milan (4)

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LALA

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14
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One of the Three Musketeers (5)

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ATHOS

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15
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What James Brown “paid the cost to be,” in a 1973 song (7)

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THEBOSS

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16
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Certain NCO (4)

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MSGT

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17
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“Yankee Doodle Dandy” Oscar winner James (6)

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CAGNEY

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18
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Pitcher Jim who wrote the 1970 memoir “Ball Four” (6)

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BOUTON

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19
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Poet James Russell ___ (6)

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LOWELL

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20
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Pioneering chemist Lavoisier (7)

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ANTOINE

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21
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Emanuel’s predecessor in Chicago (5)

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DALEY

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22
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Weak-willed and irresponsible (8)

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FECKLESS

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23
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“QB VII” author Leon (4)

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URIS

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24
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Blame It ___ (1984 Michael Caine film) (5)

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ONRIO

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25
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Fishbone frontman Moore (6)

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ANGELO

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26
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Major metals manufacturer (5)

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ALCOA

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27
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Harold who composed “Over the Rainbow” (5)

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ARLEN

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28
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New York Rangers great Brian (6)

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LEETCH

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29
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Maeby Funke portrayer on “Arrested Development” (12)

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ELIASSHAWKAT

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30
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French 10 (3)

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DIX

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31
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TV producer David E. ___ (6)

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KELLEY

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32
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Spartan queen of myth (4)

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LEDA

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33
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Third oldest of the March sisters (4)

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BETH

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34
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Model Rau who became the first openly trans Playboy Playmate in 2017 (4)

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INES

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35
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“The Perfect Nanny” novelist Slimani (5)

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LEILA

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36
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“Calvin and Hobbes” girl (5)

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SUSIE

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37
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“Inventing ___” (2022 miniseries about a real-life con artist) (4)

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ANNA

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38
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___ Martin cognac (4)

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REMY

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39
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Class of difficult problems, in computation complexity theory (6)

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NPHARD

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40
Q

Hit the bottle, old-style (4)

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TOPE

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41
Q

“Agent ___” (short-lived Marvel series) (6)

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CARTER

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42
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1994 Denis Leary black comedy (6)

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THEREF

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43
Q

Black Arts Movement poet Jones (5)

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LEROI

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44
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Aunt played by Marisa Tomei (3)

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MAY

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45
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Worked steadily at (5)

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PLIED

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46
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Burst with emotion (5)

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PLOTZ

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47
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Whitlock Jr. of “The Wire” and “Veep” (5)

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ISIAH

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48
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Arizona county known for its saguaros (4)

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PIMA

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49
Q

Ancient Egyptian architect who was later deified (7)

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IMHOTEP

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50
Q

This, in French (3)

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CET

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51
Q

Composer Rorem (3)

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NED

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52
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Jack of “Twin Peaks” (5)

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NANCE

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53
Q

Colombian cyclist and Tour de France winner Bernal (4)

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EGAN

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54
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Nobel winner Hammarskjöld (3)

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DAG

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55
Q

TV network and production house for arthouse flicks (3)

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IFC

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56
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Mid-Atlantic grocery chain ___ Markets (4)

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WEIS

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57
Q

Fried lentil snack resembling a donut (4)

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VADA

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58
Q

“Rhinestone Cowboy” singer Campbell (4)

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GLEN

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59
Q

Traditional Inuit knife (3)

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ULU

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60
Q

Kapoor of “Slumdog Millionaire” (4)

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ANIL

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61
Q

Make a foolish mistake (4)

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DERP

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62
Q

Defensive boxing strategy (9)

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ROPEADOPE

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63
Q

Home run, slangily (5)

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TATER

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64
Q

Manhattan Theater District eatery with caricature-lined walls (6)

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SARDIS

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65
Q

Seasonal stream, perhaps (4)

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RILL

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66
Q

Reddit’s alien mascot (4)

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SNOO

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67
Q

Classic Chrysler (4)

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KCAR

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68
Q

Poivre partner (3)

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SEL

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69
Q

Old Irish daggers (6)

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SKEANS

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70
Q

Ratatouille director Bird (4)

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BRAD

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71
Q

Fat-burning metabolic state (7)

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KETOSIS

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72
Q

Skype tech (4)

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VOIP

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73
Q

He played Ed Norton on The Honeymooners (9)

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ARTCARNEY

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74
Q

East African language spoken by Lupita Nyong’o (3)

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LUO

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75
Q

Muppeteer Jerry (6)

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NELSON

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76
Q

Easton with the #1 hit “Morning Train (9 to 5)” (6)

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SHEENA

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77
Q

Three sheets to the wind (6)

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SOUSED

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78
Q

Twisted Sister’s genre (9)

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HAIRMETAL

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79
Q

Patterned East African dress, or a Milne character (5)

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KANGA

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80
Q

“A Letter to ___” (documentary co-directed by Scorcese (4)

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ELIA

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81
Q

The Wiz actress Horne (4)

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LENA

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82
Q

Wake-up calls (9)

A

REVEILLES

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83
Q

___ Douglas-Home, former British P.M. (4)

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ALEC

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84
Q

Jean who wrote “The Thief’s Journal” (5)

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GENET

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85
Q

Famed sportscaster Howard (6)

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COSELL

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86
Q

“___ Breckinridge” (1968 Gore Vidal novel) (4)

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MYRA

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87
Q

City that’s home to the Green Dome (6)

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MEDINA

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88
Q

Film studio with a Pegasus logo (7)

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TRISTAR

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89
Q

Chevron alternative (4)

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ARCO

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90
Q

Summary (6)

A

PRECIS

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91
Q

Young Sheldon actor Armitage (4)

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IAIN

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92
Q

Hikaru Nakamura or Yoko Ono, e.g. (5)

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ISSEI

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93
Q

Marxist Luxemburg (4)

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ROSA

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94
Q

Lathe, drill press, or gear shaper (11)

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MACHINETOOL

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95
Q

Wild West sheriff’s badge (7)

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TINSTAR

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96
Q

Nasal partitions (5)

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SEPTA

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97
Q

Mezzo-soprano Anne ___ von Otter (5)

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SOFIE

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98
Q

Icelandic epic with prose and poetic sections (4)

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EDDA

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99
Q

Guitar manufacturer whose name is the Spanish equivalent of “Johnson” (6)

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IBANEZ

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100
Q

Local dialect (6)

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PATOIS

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101
Q

Cried like a crow (5)

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CAWED

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102
Q

Getting on board? (6)

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LADING

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103
Q

“Meeting in the Ladies Room” sextet (1985) (7)

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KLYMAXX

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104
Q

Brand in the razor aisle (4)

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ATRA

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105
Q

Drugstore makeup brand named after the Greek goddess of the night (3)

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NYX

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106
Q

Harmful algal blooms (8)

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REDTIDES

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107
Q

“Razor-billed” bird (3)

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AUK

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108
Q

Light yellow flowers often found near cattle (6)

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OXLIPS

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109
Q

Bud’s partner in classic comedy (3)

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LOU

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110
Q

Rhyming synonym for “nonsense” (8)

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CLAPTRAP

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111
Q

Broadway songwriter Sammy (4)

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CAHN

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112
Q

“Lupin” star Sy (4)

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OMAR

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113
Q

Hebrew for “the nations” (5)

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GOYIM

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114
Q

March who hosted “The $64,000 Question” (3)

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HAL

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115
Q

Haute-___ (department of eastern France) (5)

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SAONE

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116
Q

Artist with seventeen #1’s on the top New Age Albums chart (5)

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YANNI

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117
Q

Scholar and activist Grace Lee ___ (5)

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BOGGS

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118
Q

Exhausting trek (8)

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FOOTSLOG

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119
Q

“Broad City” character Wexler (5)

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ILANA

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120
Q

Poppycock (6)

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PIFFLE

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121
Q

“Lemon Tree” singer Lopez (5)

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TRINI

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122
Q

“My Neighbor __”: 1988 Miyazaki film (6)

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TOTORO

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123
Q

Painter Velázquez (5)

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DIEGO

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124
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Duchess of ___ (Goya subject) (4)

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ELBA

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125
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Cloris ___, Emmy-winning actress on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” (8)

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LEACHMAN

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126
Q

Something wanted (11)

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DESIDERATUM

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127
Q

Olympian Sebastian (3)

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COE

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128
Q

Clea who played Natasha Lyonne’s love interest in 1999’s “But I’m a Cheerleader” (6)

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DUVALL

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129
Q

Circular gasket (5)

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ORING

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130
Q

Blacksmith who raised Pip in Great Expectations (9)

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JOEGARGER

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131
Q

Titular princess of a Gilbert and Sullivan opera (3)

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IDA

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132
Q

Like a castrated horse (6)

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GELDED

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133
Q

Unoriginal and trite (9)

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HACKNEYED

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134
Q

PBS documentary series (3)

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POV

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135
Q

___ vincit amor (5)

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OMNIA

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136
Q

Scott who wrote the legal thriller “Presumed Innocent” (5)

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TUROW

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137
Q

Ramirez of “Madam Secretary” (4)

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SARA

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Loss of the sense of smell (7)

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ANOSMIA

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Greek goddess of falling stars (7)

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ASTERIA

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___ Felton, title detective of “The Puzzle Lady Mysteries” (4)

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CORA

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Casino card game (8)

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BACCARAT

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Nothing, in Nantes (4)

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RIEN

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Queen ___ al-Abdullah of Jordan (5)

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RANIA

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“A Delicate Balance” playwright (5)

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ALBEE

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Country duo Maddie & __ (3)

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TAE

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La Dame de ___ (sobriquet for the Eiffel Tower) (3)

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FER

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Latin for “actually existing” (6)

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INESSE

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“Arrested Development” actor whose character claims to have awards “from Army” (8)

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TONYHALE

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Boyfriend of Nancy Drew (3)

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NED

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Super-successful, in old slang (5)

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SOCKO

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The Doctor’s Time Machine (6)

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TARDIS

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Fancy tchotchke (6)

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BAUBLE

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Brewers broadcaster Bob (6)

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UECKER

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Dunaway who incorrectly announced “La La Land” as Best Picture (4)

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FAYE

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Hindu god of destruction (4)

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SIVA

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With the bow, musically (4)

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ARCO

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Indonesian textile process in which the yarn is dyed prior to weaving (4)

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IKAT

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Rulers used on drafting tables (9)

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TSQUARES

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Spanish port city with a Guggenheim Museum (6)

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BILBAO

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“___ Loves Chachi” (6)

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JOANIE

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Barinholtz who won “Celebrity Jeopardy!” in 2023 (3)

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IKE

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Chicago Bears great Walter (6)

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PAYTON

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Old Scottish title (5)

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THANE

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Crispy Indian snack noodles made from chickpea flour (3)

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SEV

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Indigenous people of Hokkaido (4)

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AINU

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“Get Smart” gadget (9)

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SHOEPHONE

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“___ Curtis Wishlist” (Xiu Xii track) (3)

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IAN

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Sudden incursion (6)

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SORTIE

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Enjoyed oneself immensely (7)

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HADAGAS

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Swindle (4)

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BILK

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Abstract painter ___ Thomas (4)

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ALMA

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Gait faster than a trot (6)

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CANTER

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Landscape architect André who designed the gardens at Versailles (7)

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LENOTRE

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Sister, in Portuguese (4)

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IRMA

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Feature of high heels popularized in the 1920s (6)

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TSTRAP

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Recharge before going out? (8)

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DISCONAP

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177
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Like some piggy banks (7)

A

DIECAST

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Hilton-owned hotel chain (3)

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TRU

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Speaks, biblically (5)

A

SAITH

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Fiji’s capital (4)

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SUVA

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Epithet for the attractive dancer in “Rear Window” (9)

A

MISSTORSO

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Benin, before 1975 (7)

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DAHOMEY

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___ 5 (1993-98 sci-fi series) (7)

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BABYLON

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Comedian Martin (3)

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MAE

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___-culottes (bloc that advocated for economic equality during the French Revolution) (4)

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SANS

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Chemical compound in plastics and rubber (7)

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STYRENE

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Artist Margaret portrayed by Amy Adams in “Big Eyes” (9)

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KEANE

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Troy’s best friend, on Community (4)

A

ABED

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189
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Verdi opera (6)

A

OTELLO

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Animals in a holt (6)

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OTTERS

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“Crazy Rich Asians” director Jon M. ___ (3)

A

CHU

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192
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Yes-man, of a kind (11)

A

APPARATCHIK

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Abstract painter ___ Woodsey Thomas (4)

A

ALMA

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Snowmobile brand (6)

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SKIDOO

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Hebrew letter (3)

A

YOD

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Ashby who directed “Shampoo” and “Being There” (3)

A

HAL

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Gillette razor that débuted in 1977 (4)

A

ATRA

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__ Leonowens (“The King and I” protagonist) (4)

A

ANNA

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Lindelof who co-created “Lost” and “The Leftovers” (5)

A

DAMON

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Eastern flycatcher (6)

A

PHOEBE

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Jupiter alias (4)

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JOVE

202
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Sportswriter Shelburne (6)

A

RAMONA

203
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“I Shot Andy Warhol” actress Taylor (4)

A

LILI

204
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Mark Twain collaborator Bret (5)

A

HARTE

205
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Supposedly valuable advice (8)

A

STOCKTIP

206
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Nineteen-forties automaker Preston (6)

A

TUCKER

207
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One of the Starks (5)

A

SANSA

208
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City of northern Germany (6)

A

BREMEN

209
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“S.N.L.” cast member Nwodim (3)

A

EGO

210
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Dali contemporary (4)

A

SERT

211
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Repeated musical figure (8)

A

OSTINATE

212
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“Because of Winn-Dixie” narrator (4)

A

OPAL

213
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Eagle constellation (6)

A

AQUILA

214
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“It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” comedian (5)

A

BERLE

215
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MAS*H corporal played by Jamie Farr (7)

A

KLINGER

216
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Zest (4)

A

TANG

217
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French for “eight” (4)

A

HUIT

218
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Playwright Harold (6)

A

PINTER

219
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RCA dog (6)

A

NIPPER

220
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Actress Ullman (3)

A

LIV

221
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Prickly plant (5)

A

BRIAR

222
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Port in western France (5)

A

BREST

223
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Baseball announced Bob who played a baseball announcer in Major League (6)

A

UECKER

224
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One of Bob Marley’s Wailers (9)

A

PETERTOSH

225
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Make weary (4)

A

JADE

226
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Dry watercourse (4)

A

WADI

227
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Daisy of “The Rise of Skywalker” (6)

A

RIDLEY

228
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Actress SCALA of 1950s-60s TV and film (3)

A

GIA

229
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Sheridan of “Mud” and “Ready Player One” (3)

A

TYE

230
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“What, me worry?” sloganeer (6)

A

NEUMAN

231
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Hooligans (5)

A

LOUTS

232
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Fortress in a Clash song (6)

A

CASBAH

233
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Actor Kingsley (3)

A

BEN

234
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Comedy writer Amram (5)

A

MEGAN

235
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Novelist Mario Vargas ___ (5)

A

LLOSA

236
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Longtime ABC executive Arledge (5)

A

ROONE

237
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Label that dropped the Sex Pistols after three months (4)

A

KELLOGG

238
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Purely computational, as a scientific experiment (6)

A

INSILICO

239
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Actress Besch or Anderson (4)

A

BIBI

240
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___ Beach (California resort) (5)

A

PISMO

241
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__ the lily (3)

A

GILD

242
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Prearranged sport for the transfer of clandestine material (8)

A

DEADDROP

243
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Prosperity gospel promoter Joel (6)

A

OSTEEN

244
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Ron of “Tarzan” (3)

A

ELY

245
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___ Highway (scenic road along Maui’s north shore) (4)

A

HANA

246
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Colorant of tomatoes and watermelons (8)

A

LYCOPENE

247
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Type of boat that once carried orders (thus its Spanish name) (5)

A

AVISO

248
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Actress Dennings (3)

A

KAT

249
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One of the Pequod’s owners, in “Moby-Dick” (5)

A

PELEG

250
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Legendary Japanese outlaw Ishikawa ___ (6)

A

GOEMON

251
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“Five Feet of Fury” pro wrestler Bliss (5)

A

ALEXA

252
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Mushroom stalk (5)

A

STIPE

253
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Title conferring elevated status on churches of England (7)

A

MINSTER

254
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Kitchenware brand (4)

A

EKCO

255
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Dadaist Max who invented frontage (5)

A

ERNST

256
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Legal scholar Guinier who wrote “Lift Every Voice” (4)

A

LANI

257
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Glossy black cuckoo (3)

A

ANI

258
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James of “Gunsmoke” (6)

A

ARNESS

259
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Team in a classic “S.N.L.” sketch (7)

A

DABEARS

260
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Baby’s woe (5)

A

COLIC

261
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Thora’s role in “Ghost World” (4)

A

ENID

262
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Tedious literary passages (9)

A

LONGUEURS

263
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Dark and gloomy (7)

A

STYGIAN

264
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Warded (off) (6)

A

STAVED

265
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Glazer who plays Ms. Noodle on “Sesame Street” (5)

A

ILANA

266
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Eldest Huxtable daughter (6)

A

SANDRO

267
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“for colored girls …” playwright Shange (7)

A

NTOZAKE

268
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Nonsense (8)

A

CLAPTRAP

269
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Res ___ (trustworthy secondhand testimony) (6)

A

GESTAE

270
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Twittering Machine painter (8)

A

PAULKAYE

271
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Subatomic particle named for a Greek letter (4)

A

PION

272
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Matthew of “Full Metal Jacket” and “Stranger Things” (6)

A

MODINE

273
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___ City (Baghdad district) (4)

A

SADR

274
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Poet Olds (6)

A

SHARON

275
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“Moral Man and Immoral Society” author whom Barack Obama cited as one of his favorite philosophers (7)

A

NIEBUHR

276
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Keyboard instrument named for a Muse (8)

A

CALLIOPE

277
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“The Marvels” director DaCosta (3)

A

NIA

278
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“The Tragedy of Macbeth” director Joel (4)

A

COEN

279
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Tour that featured bands such as Black Sabbath and Disturbed (7)

A

OZZFEST

280
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Seth Macfarlane series inspired by “Star Trek,” with “The” (7)

A

ORVILLE

281
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Capital of Comoros (6)

A

MORONI

282
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Little girl in “The Nutcracker” (5)

A

CLARA

283
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Ingredient in a Bloody Caesar cocktail (7)

A

CLAMATO

284
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Sea bordered by Ukraine and Russia (4)

A

AZOV

285
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Reggae and dub artist Lee “Scratch” ___ (5)

A

PERRY

286
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___ Dundee, trainer for Muhammad Ali and George Foreman (6)

A

ANGELO

287
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Indigenous Mexican people (5)

A

OTOMI

288
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City retaken in the Battle of Normandy (4)

A

CAEN

289
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Philosopher said to have predicted a total solar eclipse in 585 BCE (6)

A

THALES

290
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“Law & Order: SVU” actress Giddish (5)

A

KELLI

291
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Homemade hooch (10)

A

SNEAKYPETE

292
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Japanese syndicate (6)

A

YAKUZA

293
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Currency of Saudi Arabia (5)

A

RIYAL

294
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Company name associated with absinthe since La Belle Epoque (6)

A

PERNOD

295
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Soon, quaintly (4)

A

ANON

296
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Hard-shelled gourds (10)

A

CALABASHES

297
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Tardigrade, by another name (9)

A

WATERBEAR

298
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Unattractive (6)

A

HOMELY

299
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It creates table salt when combined with baking soda (Abbr.) (3)

A

HCL

300
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House of ___, ruling family of the Mideast (4)

A

SAUD

301
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Wolfe of fiction (4)

A

NERO

302
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Comedian Barinholtz of “The Mindy Project” (3)

A

IEK

303
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André who wrote the 1924 Surrealist Manifesto (6)

A

BRETON

304
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“Chances Are” singer Johnny (6)

A

MATHIS

305
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Forensic anthropologist/writer Reichs who inspired the TV series “Bones” (5)

A

KATHY

306
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Catherine who played Nellie Bertram on “The Office” (4)

A

TATE

307
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Sam of “Jurassic Park” (5)

A

NEILL

308
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1990s sitcom named for its female lead character (4)

A

THEA

309
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“The Railway Children” author E. ___ (6)

A

NESBIT

310
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Imbroglio (9)

A

MARESNEST

311
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Gaping grin on a ghoulish mask (6)

A

RICTUS

312
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Another name for the cane toad (4)

A

BUFO

313
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French red wine (5)

A

MEDOC

314
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Sicilian tourist town in Season 2 of “The White Lotus” (8)

A

TAORMINA

315
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Nobel laureate Pavlov (4)

A

IVAN

316
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John of The Blues Brothers (7)

A

BELUSHI

317
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Erich who wrote “Love Story” (5)

A

SEGAL

318
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“suddenly we” poet Shockley (4)

A

EVIE

319
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West African empire until 1901 (7)

A

ASHANTI

320
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Scientist Robert known as “England’s Leonardo” (5)

A

HOOKE

321
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Jazz guitarist Montgomery (3)

A

WES

322
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Southwest Colombian city (4)

A

CALI

323
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Cathedral city near Cambridge (3)

A

ELY

324
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Bob of the ’72 Dolphins (6)

A

GRIESE

325
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___-Locka, Florida (Miami suburb) (3)

A

OPA

326
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Wooden shoe (5)

A

SABOT

327
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Target for a peg in a round hole? (5)

A

PSPOT

328
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Law-enforcement riders parodied by Dudley Do-Right: Abbr (4)

A

RCMP

329
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Intense aversions (6)

A

ODIUMS

330
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Seal swarms (4)

A

BOBS

331
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Tabloid TV show infamous for an on-set brawl in 1988 (7)

A

GERALDO

332
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Actor Vigoda (3)

A

ABE

333
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August: Osage County playwright Tracy (5)

A

LETTS

334
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The Tempest sorcerer (8)

A

PROSPERO

335
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Essential amino acid abbreviated V (6)

A

VALINE

336
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At full speed, old style (5)

A

AMAIN

337
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“The Simpsons” newscaster Brockton (4)

A

KENT

338
Q

Warble, as a sound (6)

A

QUAVER

339
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Zen paradox (4)

A

KOAN

340
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Outhouse (5)

A

PRIVY

341
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Architecture critic ___ Louise Huxtable (3)

A

ADA

342
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One of the purple-haired Mackleberry tins on “The Simpsons” (5)

A

TERRI

343
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Highest peak on Crete: Abbr. (5)

A

MTIDA

344
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Noble ladies (9)

A

PEERESSES

345
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Serbian coins (6)

A

DINARS

346
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Abba of Israel (4)

A

EBAN

347
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Flop (5)

A

PLOTZ

348
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Musical style for Selena (6)

A

TEJANO

349
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Skunk, colloquially (7)

A

POLECAT

350
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Stage name of actor Raiford Chatman Davis (5)

A

OSSIE

351
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Food item, quaintly (5)

A

VIAND

352
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Activist Hampton of the Black Panthers (4)

A

FRED

353
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“Liar Liar” actress Cheri (5)

A

OTERI

354
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Beloved of Heathcliff (5)

A

CATHY

355
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“Lotus Flower Bomb” rapper (4)

A

WALE

356
Q

“___ Homo” (Nietzsche’s final book) (4)

A

ECCE

357
Q

Koothrappali on “The Big Bang Theory” (3)

A

RAJ

358
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1973 Pacino title role (7)

A

SERPICO

359
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Bellini opera (5)

A

NORMA

360
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___ Rose a.k.a. Sleeping Beauty (5)

A

BRIAR

361
Q

French war minister with a namesake line of defense (7)

A

MAGINOT

362
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Lisbeth Salander’s portrayer in the Swedish adaptation of the “Millennium” trilogy (11)

A

NOOMIRAPACE

363
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Thataway (3)

A

YON

364
Q

Record producer Blanco or ABBA member Andersson (5)

A

BENNY

365
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Sink of “Stranger Things” (5)

A

SADIE

366
Q

“The Marvels” director DaCosta (3)

A

NIA

367
Q

Hoosegow (7)

A

SLAMMER

368
Q

New Orleans songwriter Allen (9)

A

TOUSSAINT

369
Q

Wisconsin city on the Illinois border (6)

A

BELOIT

370
Q

Long time Soul Train host Don (9)

A

CORNELIUS

371
Q

Become too much a creature of habit, say (6)

A

OSSIFY

372
Q

Calm stretch (3)

A

PAX

373
Q

Younger of the Hardy Boys (3)

A

JOE

374
Q

Club that closed in 2006 with a performance of Patti Smith’s “Elegie” (4)

A

CBGB

375
Q

Maximilian who is the patron saint of political prisoners (5)

A

KOLBE

376
Q

Dora the Explorer’s iguana friend (3)

A

ISA

377
Q

Film producer Daniels (3)

A

LEE

378
Q

Frederick who composed “Camelot” (5)

A

LOEWE

379
Q

“Bride and Prejudice” actress Aishwarya (3)

A

RAI

380
Q

“Cum On Feel the Noize” band, 1973 (5)

A

SLADE

381
Q

Site of an ancient Oracle (6)

A

DELPHI

382
Q

Descend on (6)

A

ASSAIL

383
Q

___ of Baelor (place of worship in “Game of Thrones”) (4)

A

SEPT

384
Q

___ Be Stupid (Yankovic album) (6)

A

DARETO

385
Q

“Serpico” writer Peter (4)

A

MAAS

386
Q

“Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” genre (6)

A

TEJANO

387
Q

Sauce served with biryani (5)

A

RAITA

388
Q

Fix crudely yet effectively (Hyph.) (7)

A

JURYRIG

389
Q

Greek goddess of motherhood (4)

A

LETO

390
Q

Castrated male chicken (5)

A

CAPON

391
Q

Soul group with the 1976 hit “Car Wash” (9)

A

ROSEROYCE

392
Q

Prayer performed five times daily (5)

A

SALAT

393
Q

Polish humanitarian Sendler (5)

A

IRENA

394
Q

Canadian brewing company (6)

A

LABATT

395
Q

Set down unceremoniously (5)

A

PLONK

396
Q

Magazine notably linked to the civil rights movement (3)

A

JET

397
Q

“Ratatouille” rat (5)

A

EMILE

398
Q

Japanese masked drama (3)

A

NOH

399
Q

French car make with a lion logo (7)

A

PEUGEOT

400
Q

Filmmaker whose “Fresh Guacamole” is the shortest-ever Oscar-nominated film (3)

A

PES

401
Q

Slaughter seen at Fenway in the 1950s (4)

A

ENOS

402
Q

Myles on the Mayflower (4)

A

STANDISH

403
Q

Cartoonist Chast (3)

A

ROZ

404
Q

Mosaic tile (7)

A

TESSERA

405
Q

French literary character who played a role in the climax of “Slumdog Millionaire” (6)

A

ARAMIS

406
Q

Palindromic constellation in the southern sky (3)

A

ARA

407
Q

In bad faith, legally (8)

A

MALAFIDE

408
Q

Holy oil (such as myrrh) (6)

A

CHRISM

409
Q

Nobel-winning, gene-editing biochemist Jennifer (4)

A

DUODNA

410
Q

“Rugrats” grandpa (3)

A

LOU

411
Q

Lt. Dan Band lead singer Gary (6)

A

SINISE

412
Q

Farm machine separating the wheat from the chaff (8)

A

THRESHER

413
Q

Porthos, to D’Artagnan (3)

A

AMI

414
Q

Fourth-highest mountain on Earth (4)

A

LHOTSE

415
Q

Kind of class that might get a nickname like Rocks for Jocks or Stars for Stoners (3)

A

GUT

416
Q

Savory jelly (5)

A

ASPIC

417
Q

Kellogg’s saltine brand (5)

A

ZESTA

418
Q

Composer John of Cabaret and Chicago (6)

A

KANDER

419
Q

Energy drink with GT Grape and Sonic Sour flavors (3)

A

NOS

420
Q

Half of a “Do You Love Me?” duo (5)

A

GOLDE

421
Q

Layer of coal (4)

A

SEAM

422
Q

Engine type (7)

A

TWINCAM

423
Q

Japanese energy healing practice (5)

A

REIKI

424
Q

Ancient city near Jerusalem (6)

A

BETHEL

425
Q

___ Achse (German board game whose name translates to “On The Road”) (3)

A

AUF

426
Q

Trans activist Erlick (3)

A

ELI

427
Q

Lauren Miracle book series told in IM conversations (4)

A

TTEL

428
Q

Former athlete and MP Sebastian (3)

A

COE

429
Q

“Pygmalion” playwright, for short (6)

A

GBSHAW

430
Q

Cabot ___ (“Murder, She Wrote” setting) (4)

A

COVE

431
Q

___ Salamanca (“Better Call Saul” enforcer) (4)

A

LOLO

432
Q

Chef Jiro of “Jiro Dreams of Sushi” (3)

A

ONO

433
Q

“Swimfan” star Christensen (5)

A

ERIKA

434
Q

Indigenous peoples of current-day Oaxaca (7)

A

MIXTECS

435
Q

Contemporary of Agatha and Dashiell (4)

A

ERLE

436
Q

Attorney/activity Gloria (6)

A

ALLRED

437
Q

Paul of “There Will Be Blood” (4)

A

DANO

438
Q

Hestia’s domain (5)

A

HERBS

439
Q

Composer Schifrin (4)

A

LALO

440
Q

Predominantly Black Protestant church, for short (3)

A

AME

441
Q

Fashion designer Wang (3)

A

UMA

442
Q

Nickname for the Bell UH-1 helicopter (4)

A

HUEY

443
Q

Mortar-spreading tool (6)

A

TROWEL

444
Q

James ___ (vintage British teapot maker) (6)

A

SADLER

445
Q

First name on “The X-Files” (3)

A

FOX

446
Q

___ Day and the Knights, band that performs “Shout” in “Animal House” (4)

A

OTIS

447
Q

Poet Amiri who founded the Black Arts Movement (6)

A

BARAKA

448
Q

“The Handmaid’s Tale” actress Strahovski (6)

A

YVONNE

449
Q

Protector of sailors, by tradition (4)

A

ELMO

450
Q

“The Lady of ___” (Tennyson poem in which “the mirror crack’d from side to side”) (7)

A

SHALOTT

451
Q

Cholesterol-lowering drug (6)

A

STATIN

452
Q

Real ___ (genuine article) (5)

A

MCCOY

453
Q

“Turning Red” director Donee (3)

A

SHI

454
Q

The ___ Pound (hip-hop duo) (4)

A

DOGG

455
Q

“Star Trek: The Next Generation” counselor Troi (6)

A

DEANNA

456
Q

Green parts of garlic plants (6)

A

SCAPES

457
Q

Allan who founded the first private detective agency in the U.S. (9)

A

PINKERTON

458
Q

Addams Family uncle (6)

A

FESTER

459
Q

Gilbert of “the Big Bang Theory” (4)

A

SARA

460
Q

The Maltese Falcon star (6)

A

BOGART

461
Q

Zen enlightenment (6)

A

SATORI

462
Q

___ Restoration (political revolution that modernized Japan) (5)

A

MEIJI

463
Q

1950s forerunner of IMAX (8)

A

CINERAMA

464
Q

Hindu honorific (5)

A

SWAMI

465
Q

Someone coping with baggage (6)

A

SKYCAP

466
Q

Miller who leads the Old 97’s (5)

A

RHETT

467
Q

Lerner’s collaborator in musicals (5)

A

LOEWE

468
Q

Biblical land south of the Dead Sea (4)

A

EDOM

469
Q

Gospel singer Tribbett (3)

A

TYE

470
Q

Website marketing tool, briefly (3)

A

SEO

471
Q

Peer on stage (4)

A

GYNT

472
Q

Room, in Reims (5)

A

SALLE

473
Q

“The Idol” actress Lily-Rose (4)

A

DEPP

474
Q

Saint Petersburg, once (9)

A

PETROGRAD

475
Q

Italian song on which Elvis’s “It’s Now or Never” was based (8)

A

OSOLEMIO

476
Q

Julia Sweeney movie based on her signature “SNL” sketch (6)

A

ITSPAT

477
Q

Songwriter Novello (4)

A

IVOR

478
Q

Pulitzer-winning historian Gordon-Reed (7)

A

ANNETTE

479
Q

Rod of cheesy poetry and songs (6)

A

MCKUEN

480
Q

___ Way (road that leads to Rome) (6)

A

APPIAN

481
Q

1998 Angelia Jolie biopic (3)

A

GIA

482
Q

McKenzie whose “Lord of the Rings” character is nicknamed Fight (4)

A

BRET

483
Q

“Walk Through Fire” singer who played Sister Rosetta Tharpe in “Elvis” (4)

A

YOLA

484
Q

Seehorn who played Kim Wexler on “Better Caul Saul” (4)

A

RHEA

485
Q

Hardcore heel of pro wrestling, with dastardly alter egos like Cactus Jack and Mankind (9)

A

MICKFOLEY

486
Q

“___ aussi” (French words of agreement) (3)

A

MOI

487
Q

“NCIS” protagonist __ Jethro Gibbs (5)

A

LEROY

488
Q

Chi-Town exchange (4)

A

MERC

489
Q

What an unsoothable newborn may have (5)

A

COLIC

490
Q

Largest known dwarf planet after Pluto (4)

A

ERIC

491
Q

English playwright Coward (4)

A

NOEL

492
Q

Did an unintentional “doughnut” (5)

A

SLUED

493
Q

Scully’s X-Files partner (6)

A

MULDER

494
Q

Isaac Newton va ___, namesake of an L.A. neighborhood (4)

A

NUYS

495
Q

Gift set for a newborn (7)

A

LAYETTE

496
Q

“Cagney & ___” (5)

A

LACEY

497
Q

Langston Hughes’ “___ Unashamed” (4)

A

CORA

498
Q

Part of BPOE (4)

A

ELKS

499
Q

___ Cobb (long-suffering “Mr. Bean” character) (4)

A

IRMA

500
Q

Hawaii Senator Hirono (5)

A

MAZIE

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