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1
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Liu regarded as China’s first supermodel (3)

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WEN

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Indian fried bread (5)

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POORI

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Carp kin (4)

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DACE

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Apollo vehicle, briefly (3)

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LEM

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Barnett of CBS News (5)

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ERROL

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Company that invented black-light fluorescent paint (6)

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DAYGLO

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Playwright Bogosian (4)

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ERIC

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Horror filmmaker Aster (3)

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ARI

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Bobby of the Black Panthers (5)

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SEALE

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10
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Like Russia before 1917 (7)

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TSARIST

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Tad (5)

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SKOSH

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Drinkers’ vessels (8)

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TANKARDS

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Name of the whale in “Pinocchio” (7)

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MONSTRO

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John Singer Sargent portrait that scandalized Paris in 1884 (7)

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MADAMEX

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Digestive enzyme (6)

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LIPASE

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“Queen of the Jungle,” in comics (6)

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SHEENA

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Marilyn who sang “Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In” (5)

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MCCOO

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18
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Tool with metal jaws (8)

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CALIPERS

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A.S.A.P. (3)

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PDQ

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20
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German possessive (5)

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MEINE

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21
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Cowardly Lion portrayer (4)

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LAHR

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Thompson of the box-office bomb “Howard the Duck” (3)

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LEA

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23
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Longtime guitarist for the Eagles (8)

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JOEWALSH

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24
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Lead-in to coin, for a meme currency (4)

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DOGE

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25
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Wheel and deal, especially on the Hill (10)

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HORSETRADE

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26
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Boy protagonist of Netflix’s “Sex Education” (4)

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OTIS

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27
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French vineyard designation (3)

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CRU

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28
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Western topper (7)

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STETSON

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29
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White-tailed sea eagle (4)

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ERNE

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30
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Ancient Greek physician (5)

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GALEN

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31
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Master luthier (5)

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AMATI

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32
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Agriculture goddess (5)

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CERES

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33
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“A Boy Named ___,” Johnny Cash’s highest-charting single on the Billboard Hot 100 (3)

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SUE

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34
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Writer Norman Vincent __ (5)

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PEALE

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35
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Director Van Sant (3)

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GUS

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36
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Send back, as to a lower court (6)

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REMAND

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37
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Pris : rue :: Berline : (7)

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STRASSE

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38
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Two-time Nobel-winning physicist John (7)

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BARDEEN

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39
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Small drum (5)

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TABOR

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40
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Crude and tactless (6)

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GAUCHE

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41
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“Little Shop of Horrors” lyricist Howard (6)

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ASHMAN

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42
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Actress Noblezada of “Hadestown” (3)

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EVA

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43
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Traditional Japanese dagger (5)

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TANTO

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44
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Member of a certain Urdu-speaking Arab and South Asian community (6)

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ANSARI

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45
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Lega commentator Honig (4)

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ELIE

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46
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Soviet film director Tarkovsky (6)

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ANDREI

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47
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Hint-giving columnist (8)

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HELOISE

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48
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Rara ___ (4)

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AVIS

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49
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Thing, legally speaking (3)

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RES

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50
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Charles Mingus’s instrument (4)

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BASS

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51
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Chills and fever (4)

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AGUE

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52
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Playwright David (4)

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RABE

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53
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Elephant-headed Hindu god of beginnings (6)

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GANESH

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54
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Longtime language columnist William (6)

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SAFIRE

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55
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Catkin-bearing trees (6)

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ALDERS

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56
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Flower part that includes the ovary (6)

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CARPEL

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57
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Misanthropic titular aardvark of comic books (7)

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CEREBUS

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58
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Cartoon franchise with Tygra and Lion-O (11)

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THUNDERCATS

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59
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Taito NES game in which Victor must assemble and wield a powerful blade to defeat the Dark Fiend (10)

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DEMONSCODE

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60
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Hawaii congresswoman who coauthored Title IX (9)

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PATSYMINK

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61
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Informal lecture to educate people about a cause (7)

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TEACHIN

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62
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Commotion or fuss (6)

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POTHER

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63
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Ibis-headed god of wisdom (5)

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THOTH

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64
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Julia of The Walking Dead: World Beyond (6)

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ORMOND

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65
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Painter Klein who created the color International Klein Blue (4)

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YVES

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66
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Longtime host of a namesake variety show on CBS (10)

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EDSULLIVAN

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67
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Architect Buckminster (6)

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FULLER

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68
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Dance craze of the 1960s (6)

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WATUSI

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69
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Boxer Thomas nicknamed “The Hitman” (6)

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HEARNS

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70
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Liverpool’s river (6)

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MERSEY

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71
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Prescription blood thinner (6)

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PLAVIX

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72
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Tippi Hedren title role (6)

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MARNIE

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73
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Makeup of the arches in Arches National Park (9)

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SANDSTONE

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74
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Hollywood legend Dolores (6)

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DELRIO

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75
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Centaur who tutored Achilles (6)

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CHIRON

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76
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Ellen of Animal Kingdom (6)

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BARKIN

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77
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Dancer Fonteyn (6)

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MARGOT

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78
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McDaniel who was the first Black Oscar winner (6)

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HATTIE

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79
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Red Sox slugger Rafael (6)

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DEVERS

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80
Q

Hard clear plastic (6)

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LUCITE

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81
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Stoic philosopher and playwright (6)

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SENECA

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82
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Seventeen-hundred-dollar bassinet with a “cult-like fandom in the parenting world,” per Wirecutter (4)

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SNOO

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83
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Handheld snack of nori-wrapped rice (7)

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ONIGIRI

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84
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Site of the ancient city of Miletus (5)

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IONIA

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85
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The “A” of A. & M. Records (6)

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ALPERT

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86
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Activist Ayaan Hirsi ___ who wrote “Heretic: Why Islam Needs a Reformation Now” (3)

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ALI

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87
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Boy elected chief in “Lord of the Flies” (5)

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RALPH

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88
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Sitcom character who used the greeting “Nanu-Nanu” (4)

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MORK

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89
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Train in the Washington-Baltimore area (4)

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MARC

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90
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Actress Gardner (3)

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AVA

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91
Q

Tickle Me Elmo maker (4)

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TYCO

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92
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Aware of (5)

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HIPTO

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93
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___ Le Gallienne, star of 1920s Broadway (3)

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EVA

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94
Q

Simpson’s judge (3)

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ITO

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95
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Pet for Pebbles, in cartoons (4)

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DINO

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96
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Spanish for “foolish” (5)

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TONTO

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97
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Beethoven’s third symphony (6)

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EROICA

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98
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Attack, medieval-style (6)

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TILTAT

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99
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River to the English Channel (5)

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SOMME

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100
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___ Owl, one of the superheroes in “Watchmen” (4)

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NITE

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101
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Ice planet in “The Empire Strikes Back” (4)

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HOTH

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102
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Insectoid moon dwellers in H.G. Wells’s “The First Men in the Moon” (9)

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SELENITES

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103
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Anna ___, first Italian to win an acting Oscar (7)

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MAGNANI

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104
Q

Online home services marketplace (4)

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ANGI

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105
Q

Mountain biking move akin to a front wheelie (4)

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ENDO

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106
Q

First name in classic horror films (3)

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LON

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107
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___ Thai (Vietnamese fruit cocktail) (3)

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CHE

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108
Q

Letters on old kopecks (4)

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CCCP

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109
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Boil down (6)

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DECOCT

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110
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Penalty box, in hockey slang (6)

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SINBIN

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111
Q

Janis’s cartoon partner (4)

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ARLO

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112
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Superhero alter ego for Kathy Kane (8)

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BATWOMAN

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113
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Guitarist Joe of the Eagles (5)

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WALSH

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114
Q

“Gadzooks!” (6)

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ZOUNDS

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115
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Heroic knight of medieval Spain (5)

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ELCID

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116
Q

Jazz great Coltrane (5)

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ALICE

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117
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“Farmer” in Afrikaans (4)

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BOER

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118
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English Renaissance composer William with an avian-sounding surname (4)

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BYRD

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119
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Keir ___, actor with the classic sci-fi line “Open the pod bay doors, HAL” (6)

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DULLEA

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120
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Mali Empire ruler who caused widespread inflation by spending so lavishly during his 14th-century hajj (9)

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MANSAMUSA

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121
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Sylvia who was considered the “Grand Dame of British Cinema” (4)

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SYMS

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122
Q

Loudly laments (5)

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KEENS

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123
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Blood of the gods, in Greek mythology (5)

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ICHOR

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124
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Ray who helped globalize McDonald’s (4)

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KROC

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125
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Actress Jeffries of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” (4)

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LEAH

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126
Q

Medieval tales of daring adventure (5)

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GESTS

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127
Q

L’il ___ (5)

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ABNER

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128
Q

Comedian Youngman (5)

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HENNY

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129
Q

Sycophants (6)

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YESMEN

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130
Q

Virtual music idol Hatsune ___ (4)

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MIKU

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131
Q

Paint sloppily (4)

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DAUB

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132
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“Cosmogramma” musician, to fans (5)

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FLYLO

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133
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History-making conductor Marin (5)

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ALSOP

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134
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M.L.K., Jr., was its first president (4)

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SCLC

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135
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Exemplar (9)

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BEAUIDEAL

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136
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Socialist revolutionary Luxemburg (4)

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ROSA

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137
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Investigator, in old slang (3)

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TEC

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Shi who was the first woman to have the sole director’s credit on a Pixar feature, for “Turning Red” (5)

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DOMEE

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Runner Joan ___ Samuelson, who won gold in the first women’s Olympic marathon, in 1984 (6)

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BENOIT

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“Avatar: The Last Airbender” protagonist (4)

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AANG

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Shaded area (5)

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ARBOR

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Classic Neapolitan song (8)

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OSOLEMIO

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Mythical Cretan king (5)

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MINOS

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Boxer Patterson (5)

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FLOYD

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“Collapsed in Sunbeams” singer-songwriter Parks (4)

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ARLO

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Tennis champion Tokito (3)

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ODA

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Portrayer of Laurie Strode in seven “Halloween” films (6)

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CURTIS

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Warren of the Allman Brothers Band (6)

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HAYNES

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“Star Wars” planet that’s home to womp rats (8)

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TATOOINE

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Eucharist plate (5)

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PATEN

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Moses portrayer in classic film (6)

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HESTON

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Last word (5)

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FINIS

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Honors for David Beckham and Leona Lewis: Abbr. (4)

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OBES

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“Mon ___!” (4)

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DIEU

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Suitor of Christine in “The Phantom of the Opera” (5)

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RAOUL

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___ Sidle, longtime role on “C.S.I.” (4)

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SARA

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Antonio López de Santa ___, three-time president of Mexico (4)

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ANNA

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Japanese art of flower arrangement (7)

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IKEBANA

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Pioneering computer (5)

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ENIAC

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Jazz singer Cleo (5)

A

LAINE

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Actor-turned-policeman Estrada (4)

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ERIK

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Woodworking tool (4)

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RASP

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Tennille of Captain & Tennille (4)

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TONI

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Shooting marble (3)

A

TAW

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Aide-___ (mnemonic device) (7)

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MEMOIRE

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Nobility (7)

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PEERAGE

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___ Low, famed English pirate (3)

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NED

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Rubik of puzzle cube fame (4)

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ERNO

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Gail of “NYPD Blue” (5)

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OGRADY

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19th century women’s rights advocate Amelia (7)

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BLOOMER

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Wildflower once thought to repel pests (8)

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FLEABANE

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Cooks (up) (4)

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GINS

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“Catch-22” pilot played by Bob Balaban (3)

A

ORR

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Connecticut governor Lamont (3)

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NED

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Switzerland’s __ Léman (3)

A

LAC

176
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Comedian Delaney (3)

A

ROB

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Impressionist painter born in Allegheny, Pennsylvania (8)

A

CASSATT

178
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Electronics component (5)

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DIODE

179
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Guitarist, informally (5)

A

AXMAN

180
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Oil container (5)

A

CRUET

181
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Tomato-sauce brand named for a famed Harlem restaurant (4)

A

RAOS

182
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Julia Roberts’s role in the “Ocean’s” films (4)

A

TESS

183
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Neighborhood in Los Angeles’s San Fernando Valley (6)

A

ENCINO

184
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___ Okorafor, Hugo- and Nebula-winning novelist (5)

A

NNEDI

185
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Former queen born Lisa Najeeb Halaby (4)

A

NOOR

186
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Racecourse near Windsor Castle (5)

A

ASCOT

187
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Agcy. affected by the wane of afternoon newspapers (3)

A

UPI

188
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Slain mythical giant whose many eyes are said to be immortalized in peacock feathers (5)

A

ARGUS

189
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Portrayer of Bond in 1967’s “Casino Royale” (5)

A

NIVEN

190
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Longtime Obama adviser Valerie (7)

A

JARRETT

191
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Victorious admiral at the Battle of Trafalgar (6)

A

NELSON

192
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Chef El-Waylly of “The Big Brunch” (5)

A

SOHLA

193
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Comedian Mort who hosted the first Grammys (4)

A

SAHL

194
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Type of subatomic particle made up of quarks (6)

A

HADRON

195
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Batiste with the 2021 album “We Are” (3)

A

JON

196
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Blood-work letters (3)

A

LDL

197
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British comedian Alan (4)

A

CARR

198
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Nineteenth-century cowboy who claimed to have earned the nickname Deadwood Dick in a roping contest (7)

A

NATLOVE

199
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Metallica drummer Ulrich (4)

A

LARS

200
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Literature Nobel laureate Bashevis Singer (5)

A

ISAAC

201
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Gush with naches (5)

A

KVELL

202
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Sr. officer (3)

A

CDR

203
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Vinyl records, slangily (3)

A

WAX

204
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French cup (5)

A

TASSE

205
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Poetic name for England (6)

A

ALBION

206
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“Casey ate the Bat” poet Ernest (6)

A

THAYER

207
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Surname of father/son sportswriters Dick and Jeremy (6)

A

SCHAAP

208
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Film critic Richard (6)

A

ROEPER

209
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Queen played by Lena Headey on Game of Thrones (6)

A

CERSEI

210
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European river through our world capitals (6)

A

DANUBE

211
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Petty of “Orange is the New Black” (4)

A

LORI

212
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Jackson with two Oscars (6)

A

GLENDA

213
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Of top quality (5)

A

PRIMO

214
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Columnist Joseph (5)

A

ALSOP

215
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Brazil-based artistic movement of the 1960s (10)

A

TROPICALIA

216
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Boone, briefly (4)

A

DANL

217
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Florentine flower (4)

A

ARNO

218
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White-crested duck (4)

A

SMEW

219
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Pete briefly in the Beatles (4)

A

BEST

220
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Gem whose varieties include emerald and aquamarine (5)

A

BERYL

221
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Classic jukebox brand (9)

A

WURLITZER

222
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Inexperienced newcomer (9)

A

GREENHORN

223
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Brazilian music genre pioneered by João Gilberto (9)

A

BOSSANOVA

224
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U.K. publishing house where T. S. Eliot was once a director (5)

A

FABER

225
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Concessions (4)

A

SOPS

226
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“La Clemenza di ___” (Mozart opera) (4)

A

TITO

227
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Chancellor Adenauer (6)

A

KONRAD

228
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___ Island, Nunavut (world’s fifth-largest Island) (6)

A

BAFFIN

229
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Songwriter Johnny who cofounded Capitol Records (6)

A

MERCER

230
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“Lido Shuffle” singer Boz (6)

A

SCAGGS

231
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Michael who made billions from junk bonds (6)

A

MILKEN

232
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Joey, Johnny, Tommy, or Dee Dee (6)

A

RAMONE

233
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Old TV detective played by Mike Connors (6)

A

MANNIX

234
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Stick struck together by a percussionist (6)

A

CLAVES

235
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Latin phrase meaning “from the beginning”: 2 wds. (6)

A

DE NOVO

236
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Florentine house that produced four popes and two queens of France (6)

A

MEDICI

237
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Ottoman official (6)

A

VIZIER

238
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“Trees” poet Joyce (6)

A

KILMER

239
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Language used on the Moana soundtrack (6)

A

SAMOAN

240
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Early Chekhov play (6)

A

IVANOV

241
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Harmonica brand (6)

A

HOHNER

242
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Luise who won two Best Actress Oscars (6)

A

RAINER

243
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Caesar depicted on Delaware’s state quarter (6)

A

RODNEY

244
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Dubious film “honor” (6)

A

RAZZIE

245
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Trial lawyer Gerry (6)

A

SPENCE

246
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Rabindranath ___, first non-European Nobel Laureate in Literature (6)

A

TAGORE

247
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Boxer Thomas nicknamed “The Hitman” (6)

A

HEARNS

248
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Tippi Hedren title role (6)

A

MARNIE

249
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Dance craze of the 1960s (6)

A

WATUSI

250
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Prescription blood thinner (6)

A

PLAVIX

251
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Norman ___, Cabinet member under Clinton and Bush (6)

A

MINETA

252
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Star Trek: ___ (6)

A

PICARD

253
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Tigers great Al (6)

A

KALINE

254
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Title character in Funny Girl: 2 wds. (10)

A

FANNYBRICE

255
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Actress Noomi (6)

A

RAPACE

256
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Bay tree (6)

A

LAUREL

257
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Candle material (6)

A

TALLOW

258
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Progressive weekly since 1865, with “The” (6)

A

NATION

259
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Bovine spongiform encephalopathypathy, more familiarity (13)

A

MADCOWDISEASE

260
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Ebb’s songwriting partner (6)

A

KANDER

261
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Sissy of Coal Miner’s Daughter (6)

A

SPACEK

262
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University of Idaho’s home (6)

A

MOSCOW

263
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Comic’s talk (6)

A

PATTER

264
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Positively charged atom (6)

A

CATION

265
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Resident or language of northwestern France (6)

A

BRETON

266
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High chair? (6)

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HOWDAH

267
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Nativity scene (6)

A

CRECHE

268
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Stiff drink (6)

A

BRACER

269
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Flemish Baroque master (6)

A

RUBENS

270
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Insect named for a woman Zeus transformed into a cow (6)

A

IOMOTH

271
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Wonder Woman actress Nielsen (6)

A

CONNIE

272
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Robert ___, a.k.a. the Birdman of Alcatraz (6)

A

STROUD

273
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Crucial difficulty, to Hamlet (6)

A

THERUB

274
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Raised for discussion (6)

A

MOOTED

275
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Order, families, genus and species, e.g. (4)

A

TAXA

276
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“Send these, the homeless, tempest-___ to me” (4)

A

TOST

277
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Sociologist Durkheim (5)

A

EMILE

278
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In the work mentioned earlier, in footnote abbreviations (5)

A

OPCIT

279
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1970s Italian prime minister Aldo (55)

A

MORO

280
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“A Man called Otto” director Forster (4)

A

MARC

281
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Princess rescued from a sea monster in Greek mythology (9)

A

ANDROMEDA

282
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Bandleader portrayed by his son in 1992’s “The Mambo Kings” (9)

A

DESIARNAZ

283
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Fiction hero whose parents were Lord and Lady Greystroke (6)

A

TARZAN

284
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Flemish cartographer Gerardus (8)

A

MERCATOR

285
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Washington’s Grand ___ Dam (6)

A

CONLEE

286
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William of “Sunset Boulevard” (6)

A

HOLDEN

287
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Phyllis of comedy (6)

A

DILLER

288
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Recoils in fright (6)

A

QUAILS

289
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Sewing machine’s thread holder (6)

A

BOBBIN

290
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What pyriform objects are shaped like (5)

A

PEARS

291
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“The Dick Van Dyke Show” surname (6)

A

PETRIE

292
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AMC show based on a comic book series (8)

A

PREACHER

293
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Hands-behind-the-back position (10)

A

PARADEREST

294
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Young Sinatra devotee of the ‘40s (10)

A

BOBBYSOXER

295
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“X” star Goth (3)

A

MIA

296
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“Stranger Things” character Sinclair (5)

A

ERICA

297
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“The Daily Show” correspondent Lydic (4)

A

DESI

298
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100 gecs singer Les (5)

A

LAURA

299
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Acting great Philip (3)

A

AHN

300
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“Justice League” director Zack (6)

A

SNYDER

301
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Wolfgang Puck restaurant with a name implying there’s pasta on the menu (5)

A

SPAGO

302
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Mountain near Mount Olympus (4)

A

OSSA

303
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Cuban-American sculptor/performance artist Mendieta (3)

A

ANA

304
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Highland promontory (4)

A

NESS

305
Q

Erstwhile Dodge sports car (5)

A

VIPER

306
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Title character of The Merchant of Venice (7)

A

ANTONIO

307
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Ancient oracle site (6)

A

DELPHI

308
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Main character of the 1972 novel First Blood (5)

A

RAMBO

309
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Metaphor for erect posture (6)

A

RAMROD

310
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Duck ___ (Marx Brothers comedy) (4)

A

SOUP

311
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Jane Campion Western nominated for 12 Academy Awards (16)

A

THEPOWEROFTHEDOG

312
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Acclaimed 2021 cooperative video game that does not have a single-player mode (10)

A

ITTAKESTWO

313
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Apache leader born Goyaalé (8)

A

GERONIMO

314
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French port from which hundreds of thousands of Allied troops were evacuated in May-June 1940 (7)

A

DUNKIRK

315
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Resolute in the Oval Office, for one (4)

A

DESK

316
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Actress Gabourey (6)

A

SIDIBE

317
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Le ___ (French daily paper) (6)

A

FIGARO

318
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Coastal recesses

A

BIGHTS

319
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Is overcome with pride and joy (6)

A

KVELLS

320
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Under-the-hood storage areas in electric vehicles (6)

A

FRUNKS

321
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Formal etiquette (9)

A

POLITESSE

322
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Hardy’s comedy partner (6)

A

LAUREL

323
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1917 director Sam (6)

A

MENDES

324
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Rome’s Via ___ (6)

A

VENETO

325
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Photographer Stieglitz who war married to Georgia O’Keefe (6)

A

ALFRED

326
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Connective organ tissue (6)

A

STROMA

327
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Dome topper (6)

A

CUPOLA

328
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Comedian Lily (6)

A

TOMLIN

329
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1971 film that kicks off the so-called “Paranoia trilogy” (5)

A

KLUTE

330
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“Kim Possible character” ___ Stoppable (7)

A

HANA

331
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Organ removed during mummification, broadly speaking (6)

A

VISCUS

332
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Magazine founder Eric (4)

A

UTNE

333
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Buck of “True Blood” (4)

A

TARA

334
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Founder of the Asante empire (8)

A

OSEITUTU

335
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A bit of French (3)

A

PEU

336
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1964 Hitchcock film (6)

A

MARNIE

337
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Actress Holliday of “Gremlins” (5)

A

POLLY

338
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Mystic spiritual knowledge (6)

A

GNOSIS

339
Q

___ Armed Forces (Seoul-based corps) (3)

A

ROK

340
Q

Lily Tomlin’s little-girl persona (8)

A

EDITHANN

341
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Freshly pressed grapes before fermentation (4)

A

MUST

342
Q

Oslo Accords signatory, for short (3)

A

PLO

343
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Two-time Oscar nominee Joan (6)

A

CUSACK

344
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Tony winner Judith (4)

A

IVEY

345
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“ER” actress Laura (5)

A

INNES

346
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“À votre ___!” (5)

A

SANTE

347
Q

Van Susteren of TV news (5)

A

GRETA

348
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Asian royal (4)

A

RANI

349
Q

Kind of clock that’s ultraprecise (6)

A

ATOMIC

350
Q

Ruck of HBO’s “Succession” (4)

A

ALAN

351
Q

Actor Steve of “Peacemaker” (4)

A

AGEE

352
Q

Hair-lightening brand (5)

A

SUNIN

353
Q

The Lone Ranger, to Tonto (8)

A

KEMOSABE

354
Q

Millimeter-wide photo used for conveying secret messages (8)

A

MICRODOT

355
Q

Supermodel with a palindromic name (4)

A

EMME

356
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___ Johnson Sirleaf, Africa’s first elected female head of state (5)

A

ELLEN

357
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Co. that introduced Dungeons & Dragons (3)

A

TSR

358
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Constellation in the southern sky (3)

A

ARA

359
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Diminuendo al ___ (“fade to nothingness,” on a score) (6)

A

NIENTE

360
Q

Europe’s highest volcano (6)

A

ELBRUS

361
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Feature of James Earl Jones’s voice (8)

A

SONORITY

362
Q

Crime novelist Josephine (3)

A

TEY

363
Q

Skywalker portrayer (6)

A

HAMILL

364
Q

Horned antelope of southern Africa (8)

A

STEENBOK

365
Q

Elizabeth of “WandaVision” (5)

A

OLSEN

366
Q

Portmanteau for Disney World’s wintery mix (5)

A

SNOAP

367
Q

Key compound in a cell’s energy cycle: Abbr. (3)

A

ADP

368
Q

Frank Lloyd Wright estate in Wisconsin (8)

A

TALIESIN

369
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“The __ Andre Show” (4)

A

ERIC

370
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Traditional shaving tool (5)

A

STROP

371
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HBO series about a hitman who joins an acting class (5)

A

BARRY

372
Q

Harper Lee’s given name (5)

A

NELLE

373
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__ phase: post-ovulation stage (6)

A

LUTEAL

374
Q

Actress Birch (5)

A

THORA

375
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In the know about (5)

A

HIPTO

376
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Naval destroyer, in slang (6)

A

TINCAN

377
Q

Novelist Scottoline known for legal thrillers (4)

A

LISA

378
Q

Mets closer Díaz (5)

A

EDWIN

379
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Stray adopted by Annie (5)

A

SANDY

380
Q

Michael of “Caddyshack” (6)

A

OKEEFE

381
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Fine fur (5)

A

SABLE

382
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Nurse played by Ana de Armas in “Knives Out” (5)

A

MARTA

383
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Bunch of arrows or documents (5)

A

SHEAF

384
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Dallas Cowboys linebacker Parsons (5)

A

MICAH

385
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Alternative to gel or acrylic, at a nail salon (7)

A

SHELLAC

386
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Epithet for an Atlanta police-training center that has been protested by a range of justice groups (7)

A

COPCITY

387
Q

Hawkish nationalist (5)

A

JINGO

388
Q

“Late Autumn” director Kim ___-yong (3)

A

TAE

389
Q

Pistol, to a hardboiled detective (6)

A

ROSCOE

390
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Conveniences enclosed by letter writers: Abbr. (5)

A

SASES

391
Q

French-Belgian river (4)

A

YSER

392
Q

Director of “Atlantics,” winner of the 2019 Grand Prix at Cannes (8)

A

MATIDIOP

393
Q

1968 Jane Fonda film, which she later said “could have been a feminist movie—and just as sexy” (10)

A

BARBARELLA

394
Q

Elizabethan interjection (3)

A

FIE

395
Q

Buenos Aires-to-Santiago dirección (5)

A

OESTE

396
Q

___ War (1899-1902 conflict) (4)

A

BOER

397
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Egyptian Christians (5)

A

COPTS

398
Q

Harper’s Bazaar illustrator from the teens through the thirties (4)

A

ERTE

399
Q

___ de deux (3)

A

PAS

400
Q

19th century Mexican president ___ Juarez (6)

A

BENITO

401
Q

Eleven, in Évian (4)

A

ONZE

402
Q

Author Horatio (5)

A

ALGER

403
Q

Drunk as a skunk (6)

A

BLOTTO

404
Q

Rose of “Damages” (5)

A

BYRNE

405
Q

“___ the Greek” (Nikos Kazantzakis novel) (5)

A

ZORBA

406
Q

Vampire (6)

A

LESTAT

407
Q

“Midsommar” director (8)

A

ARIASTER

408
Q

Richard I’s opponent (7)

A

SALADIN

409
Q

Actor Stonestreet of “Modern Family” (4)

A

ERIC

410
Q

Li’l ___ (5)

A

ABNER

411
Q

Carbon compound (4)

A

ENOL

412
Q

Father of, in Ara (3)

A

ABU

413
Q

Tubes used in sediment sample collecting (6)

A

CORERS

414
Q

Rock singer Shirley (6)

A

MANSON

415
Q

W.W. II arena (3)

A

ETO

416
Q

___ powder (manicure type) (3)

A

DIP

417
Q

Mistress of the Dark” in a 1988 film (6)

A

ELVIRA

418
Q

“Apollo and ___” (Bernini masterpiece) (6)

A

DAPHNE

419
Q

“___ Spiegel” (3)

A

DER

420
Q

Japanese vegetable that looks sort of like white asparagus (3)

A

UDO

421
Q

Baby Yoda, more formally (5)

A

GROGU

422
Q

Jazz trumpet legend Jones (4)

A

THAD

423
Q

“Patience” band, as in the album title where that song appears (3)

A

GNR

424
Q

Evil goddess in “Thor: Ragnarok” (4)

A

HELA

425
Q

“Good Times” star Esther ___ (5)

A

ROLLE

426
Q

Poitiers pronoun (3)

A

TOI

427
Q

“Heat” director Michael (4)

A

MANN

428
Q

Neocon columnist Stephens (4)

A

BRET

429
Q

Opera ___ (5)

A

SERIA

430
Q

Mercedes-Benz model (6)

A

ACLASS

431
Q

Mother of Mary (6)

A

STANNE

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