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OWINGTO
Like some music collections:
ONCD
Courts:
WOOS
"___ it true ...?":
ISNT
The puck stops here:
NET
Oddly, it's not the biggest size at Starbucks:
GRANDE
Broncobusters, e.g.:
TAMERS
Pointed arch:
OGIVE
"Pet" with green "fur":
CHIA
Winning quality:
CHARM
QB's cry:
HUT
Suffix with percent:
ILE
Open-book examinations?:
AUDITS
Illegal thing to grab in football:
FACEMASK
Untruth:
FALSITY
Bit of negativity?:
ANION
Attendee of the Jellicle Ball, on Broadway:
CAT
In-flight info, for short:
ETA
Jackie Robinson, in his only year in the Negro Leagues:
MONARCH
Dress with a flare:
ALINE
City south of Florence:
SIENA
Casey with a countdown:
KASEM
Handkerchief, in British slang:
NOSERAG
Disney+ alternative:
HULU
Turkey piece?:
ANATOLIA
Sign at a chemical plant: "This facility is ___ -- ___" (with 114-Across):
CONTAMINATED
Read Across America org.:
NEA
Lists of grievances:
LITANIES
It ends in Nov.:
DST
"When pigs fly!":
NEVER
Recess retort:
ISSO
"___ So Unusual," debut album by Cyndi Lauper:
SHES
Moody who wrote "Coming of Age in Mississippi":
ANNE
Question to an English teacher: "Why did Poe write his poem "___"? Answer: "___?" (with 98-Across):
ADREAMWITHINADREAM
Opposite of après:
AVANT
Collaboratively written page:
WIKI
Popular video-making software:
IMOVIE
Things proposed by the Greek philosopher Democritus:
ATOMS
Business slumps:
DIPS
Ingredients in mulled wine:
CLOVES
Sci-fi film f/x:
CGI
Mythomaniac:
LIAR
"You can count ___":
ONME
"Everything's ready on my end":
IMSET
Idiosyncrasy:
TIC
Rodriguez who starred in "Jane the Virgin":
GINA
Scheming sergeant of old TV:
BILKO
National park with Lake Louise:
BANFF
Sit out on a frozen lake, say:
ICEFISH
Old Ford:
LTD
We can tell the boss's assistant is a ___ because he always ___ (with 87-Across):
SYCOPHANT
Board hire:
CEO
Troubled:
ATEAT
One tending to 49-Down:
NANNY
See 48-Down:
TOTS
My weight increases when traveling because ___ during ___ (with 84-Across):
IAMNOTACTIVE
"Get ___ here!":
OUTTA
Home to Paris:
TROY
Breakfast fare from Kellogg's:
EGGOS
Scrabble three-pointers:
EMS
Indescribable religious ideal:
TAO
Status for a library book:
RETURNED
Ice pads?:
IGLOOS
Valentine candy word:
LUV
Work:
OPERATE
Nick's cousin:
DENT
Absolutely, slangily:
DEF
Dandy, on Downing Street:
TOFF
Advantage:
LEGUP
Best Buy buy:
LEDTV
List makers:
DEANS
Dispatched:
DIDIN
Someone who is ___ years old now will be ___ in six years (with 68-Across):
FORTYFIVE
Kind of acid found in asparagus:
FOLIC
Get-go:
ONSET
Howard Hughes property, once:
RKO
Routing word:
VIA
See 64-Across:
OVERFIFTY
"The Gates of Hell" sculptor:
RODIN
Gambling game:
FARO
Small truck maker:
TONKA
"Toodles!":
TATA
Agrees (with):
SIDES
Big Sur home to the human potential movement:
ESALEN
Way to go:
ROAD
To boot:
ALSO
Some cymbals:
HIHATS
Blah:
HOHUM
Promising words:
IDO
Unlikely candidates for loans:
BADRISKS
Kapow!:
BAM
Part of an escalator:
STAIR
Hot spot for a pot:
KILN
Reason for a bad air day?:
SMOG
What might be broken by doing a flip?:
TIE
Cover some ground:
SOD
Org. with a pet cause?:
SPCA
See 50-Across:
VACATIONTIME
Product of coagulation:
CURD
Some toy dolls of the 1980s:
ETS
See 45-Across:
ACTSPHONY
Like the Devil:
SATANIC
Puts in order:
NEATENS
Arizona county or its seat:
YUMA
Light measurement:
LUMEN
Scores:
ALOT
Prefix with puncture:
ACU
Introducer of the symbol "e" for natural logs:
EULER
Laura of "Love Actually":
LINNEY
"Dallas" family:
EWINGS
Put in a good word?:
EDITED
Dressed like for Halloween:
WENTAS
See 31-Across:
WHATAMIAMINDREADER
Spot to sample perfume:
WRIST
Poker Flat chronicler:
HARTE
Lead-in to phobia:
AGORA
Key:
ISLET
Second takes:
REDOS
Major street through Yale's campus:
ELM
Anxiety:
AGITA
Music played on a sitar:
RAGA
Ollie's foil, in old films:
STAN
___ Marbles (classical Greek sculptures):
ELGIN
Opposite of nord:
SUD
Snick and ___:
SNEE
Sch. with the most N.C.A.A. men's basketball championships (11):
UCLA
Piece of dorm room furniture:
DESK
Dictatorial leadership:
IRONRULE
Elvis's longtime label:
RCA
Europe's second-largest country in area, after Russia: Abbr.:
UKR
See 23-Across:
NOADMITTANCE
Encouraging word:
OLE
Doc bloc:
AMA
Reptile seen in hieroglyphics:
ASP
Hit (with):
STRICKEN
One of Zoe's best friends on "Sesame Street":
ELMO
Thistlelike plants:
TEASELS
Some trolleys:
TEACARTS
Words said in passing:
YEAS
"But wait, there's more!," e.g.:
ADSPEAK
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