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Writer who created Oz:
BAUM
Pears with a sweet-spiced flavor:
BOSCS
Part of B.A.:
ARTS
Deploy:
USE
Alberta city named for an eagle-feather headdress:
MEDICINEHAT
"Obviously," in slang:
NATCH
Like some birds or dolls:
NESTING
Excite:
AMPUP
Rank:
TIER
Stops talking, with "up":
CLAMS
Mettle that may merit a medal:
HEROISM
First word of "A Visit From St. Nicholas":
TWAS
Two-player game invented in Toronto:
TABLEHOCKEY
Sardonic:
WRY
___ of Parliament:
ACTS
Stops talking, with "up":
SHUTS
"... with possibly direr consequences":
ORWORSE
"Nice burn!":
OHSNAP
Battle ___:
ROYALE
Seasonal destination near Quebec City:
WINTERICEHOTEL
___ Berliner, pioneer in phonograph records:
EMILE
Lex Luthor, to Superman:
ARCHFOE
Program introduced by the Trudeau government in 1984, colloquially:
FREEHEALTHCARE
Approximate weight of the Liberty Bell:
ONETON
Spots:
ESPIES
Raised:
HOISTED
Bit of asparagus:
SPEAR
Alternately:
BYTURNS
Lines up:
SYNCS
Agitated:
INTURMOIL
Advocacy grp. that filed for bankruptcy in 2021:
NRA
Words at an unveiling?:
IDO
Pricey:
STEEP
M.L.B. team with a big "W" in its logo:
NATS
Rx order:
SCRIP
Cry after an award is announced:
SPEECH
"Revolution," to "Hey Jude":
SIDEB
Woman's short hairstyle:
BOBCUT
Space-scanning org.:
SETI
It may be bitter:
ALE
Like bees:
APIAN
Portrayer of Senator Vinick on "The West Wing":
ALDA
Not ___ (mediocre):
SOHOT
Level or bevel:
TOOL
Clear weeds, in a way:
HOE
Part "missing" from p.s.i.:
PER
Mystery writer Deighton:
LEN
Words cried after "Go":
GETEM
Like some outlets:
ELECTRICAL
Desert planet of "Star Wars":
TATOOINE
Be batty, in a way?:
ECHOLOCATE
Abbr. after a price in a Craigslist ad:
OBO
Lt.'s inferior:
ENS
Decidedly:
INDEED
Canuck, e.g., for short:
NHLER
Capital of Qatar:
DOHA
Québec's ___ St.-Jean:
LAC
Soft drink since 1905:
RCCOLA
Like bells in carillons:
RUNG
Part of L.C.D.:
LEAST
Young hombre:
MUCHACHO
Some salon supplies:
MOUSSES
Like Rochester and Syracuse, but not New York City:
UPSTATE
Biblical verb ending:
ETH
Instruments for Israel Kamakawiwo'ole:
UKULELES
Novel convenience?:
EREADER
Band whose 1999 hit "Smooth" spent 12 weeks at #1:
SANTANA
German auto since 1899:
OPEL
"That'll teach you!":
HAH
Pigeon English?:
COO
Basketball champions' "trophy":
NET
Gillette brand:
ATRA
Leader of the house?:
USHER
Sleep stage:
REM
"Love is love," e.g.:
TAUTOLOGY
Overturns:
UPENDS
"Very high," on a fire danger scale:
ORANGE
Pallid:
ASHEN
Iowa Cubs baseball classification:
AAA
Outlets, e.g.:
STORES
Et ___ (footnote abbr.):
SEQ
Something that might lengthen a sentence?:
PRIOR
Moneybags:
FATCAT
Federal regulatory org.:
FDA
High school hurdle whose first two letters, phonetically, sound like one of its former components:
SAT
Like all the answers with pairs of circled letters, punnily:
MEHDEINCANADA
Rose or lilac:
HUE
"Where ___ go wrong?":
DIDI
Novelist Gaiman:
NEIL
Pound sound:
ARF
Programming pioneer Lovelace:
ADA
Seasons in Québec:
ETES
Thrown together:
SLAPDASH
15th birthday celebration:
QUINCEANERA
Tomtit is another name for it:
WREN
They might help with changing your locks:
WIGSHOPS
Talks up:
SELLS
One with a phony personality?:
SIRI
Classical Icelandic literary work:
EDDA
Title letters chanted in a 2011 Katy Perry hit:
TGIF
Oldsmobile Cutlass model:
CIERA
Snake oil, purportedly:
CURE
Financial org. once deemed "too big to fail":
AIG
Passes:
GOESBY
Newfoundland, e.g.: Abbr.:
ISL
Serpentine swimmer:
EEL
Root beer brand:
MUG
Central route thru town:
MAINST
Veterans:
OLDPROS
Leers at:
OGLES
Frederick who composed "Camelot":
LOEWE
Helps a dish washer, say:
DRIES
One source of oil:
SHALE
Range within which you can answer the question "Can you hear me now?":
EARSHOT
Cheer:
ELATE
Shout, informally:
HOLLA
___ Wars, conflicts of 1839-42 and 1856-60:
OPIUM
It may be perfect or simple, but not both:
TENSE
Six-time winner of the N.H.L.'s Art Ross Trophy, born in Saskatchewan:
GORDIEHOWE
Big elevator maker:
OTIS
$15/hour, e.g.:
WAGE
What most spiders have eight of:
EYES
"24" and "Suits" actress, born in Halifax:
LESLIEHOPE
Hitchhiker's need:
LIFT
International fashion magazine:
ELLE
Climb, as a rope:
SHIN
Princess who says "Why, you stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf herder!":
LEIA
Dish served on a skewer:
SATAY
Congresswoman Omar:
ILHAN
Actress Lena:
OLIN
Suppliers of the milk for Roquefort cheese:
EWES
Singer Mary J. ___:
BLIGE
Moves quickly and lightly:
FLITS
Not only that:
PLUS
Rehearsal, e.g., in slang:
SESH
Approvals:
YESES
You can believe it:
TENET
"Likewise":
SAME
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