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Matisse, e.g., stylistically:
FAUVE
Online help:
FAQS
"Are you some kind of ___?":
ANUT
Lone Star State sch.:
UTEP
Guest:
VISITOR
Perfume compound:
ESTER
H. H. Munro pseudonym:
SAKI
Inspector Clouseau's employer:
SURETE
"A Navel" artist, 1923:
ARP
Wine-and-cassis drink:
KIR
See 53-Across:
IDO
XXX:
CHIS
Dalmatian, e.g.:
CROAT
Lilylike plant:
HOSTA
Tot's "Lemme up on your shoulders!":
IWANNASEE
Old-fashioned gunfight locales:
SALOONS
Back up on disk:
SAVE
Like the people who invented golf:
SCOTTISH
Astronaut after whom Buzz Lightyear was named:
ALDRIN
Couch potato:
VIDIOT
Some home printers:
EPSONS
Cons:
ANTIS
Juicy:
LURID
Title Seuss creature:
LORAX
Seats by the orchestra pit, perhaps:
ROWA
Film excerpt:
CLIP
Re: ___ (suitor's subject line):
QUESTFORPROPOSAL
"Stop!," to a cop:
FREEZE
Lowly worker:
PEON
25, 27, 29, etc.:
ODDS
The first pope, to French speakers:
STPIERRE
Words before fat and lean, in a nursery rhyme:
EATNO
The Gabor sisters, e.g.:
TRIO
Re: ___ (stingy date's subject line):
TREATISNOTANOPTION
Bugged:
IRKED
Short and detached, in music: Abbr.:
STAC
Surefire:
NOLOSE
Expert on meters and feet:
POET
Hairstyle rarely seen in the military:
AFRO
An official color of the Miami Dolphins:
AQUA
Roll up:
FURL
Tirade:
RANT
Apply to:
EXERTON
Formally chooses:
ANOINTS
The crystal in some crystal balls:
QUARTZ
Den, often:
TVROOM
Carrier to Seoul, for short:
KAL
The lowest of the low:
BASSES
Gucci or Givenchy, e.g.:
BRAND
The first "A" in Reddit's A.M.A.:
ASK
Catering staple:
URN
Re: ___ (song lyricist's subject line):
VERSECOURSE
Mesmerized:
RAPT
"You bet!," in Yucatán:
SISI
Radiuses' neighbors:
ULNAS
Part of a locust tree:
THORN
Marriott competitor:
OMNI
Third one's a harm?:
RAIL
Wine's aroma:
NOSE
Place to say 9-Down:
ALTAR
China setting:
ASIA
Help:
AID
Quenched:
SLAKED
Doofus:
DOLT
World leader who proclaimed "Women hold up half the sky":
MAO
Bathday cakes?:
SOAPS
Novelist Seton:
ANYA
Kind of diagram:
VENN
Mesa ___ National Park:
VERDE
Dwellers on the Arabian Peninsula:
OMANIS
Moaning Hogwarts ghost:
MYRTLE
Not even close:
AFAR
Re: ___ (film director's subject line):
ACTIONTIME
The Red Baron and others:
ACES
Northern Montana tribe:
CREE
Poker player's tic, perhaps:
TELL
___ Python:
MONTY
Re: ___ (sales agent's subject line ... with an attachment):
ADONLYFILE
Depose:
OUST
Cubbie or Card:
NLER
Peanut butter choice:
CREAMY
Municipal regs.:
ORDS
From the top, to a musician:
DACAPO
Prefix with liberal or conservative, but not moderate:
ULTRA
Slippery sort:
EEL
One is usually set by a chair:
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Sierras, e.g.:
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Want ad letters:
EOE
Purpose:
USE
Take the heat from?:
UNARM
Talk smack about:
TRASH
Motorcade unit:
AUTO
Lee of Marvel Comics:
STAN
Storied also-ran:
HARE
Baseball exec Bud:
SELIG
Apple product discontinued in 2017:
IPODNANO
Tennis's Steffi:
GRAF
Re: ___ (duster's subject line):
MOTECONTROL
Through with:
OVER
Like some training:
ONSITE
Tony winner Hagen:
UTA
$$$$, on Yelp:
PRICEY
Quarantine:
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"Selma" director DuVernay:
AVA
Greek gods' drink:
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"Is that even possible?":
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"Down," at a diner:
ONTOAST
Must pay:
OWESTO
Main forces?:
NAVIES
See the world:
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Pithy observations:
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Tea times: Abbr.:
AFTS
Ransom note writer:
CAPTOR
Deseret News reader, e.g.:
UTAHN
Best-of-the-best:
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Re: ___ (prison librarian's subject line):
WARDFORINFORMATION
"Turn up the A/C!":
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Must have:
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Paris's Musée d'___:
ORSAY
Hansen of a 2016 Broadway hit:
EVAN
Sidney who directed "12 Angry Men":
LUMET
Actress Arquette:
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Fleet on Fleet Street:
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With 117-Down, Mesabi Range output:
IRON
Regarding:
ASTO
The Destroyer, in Hinduism:
SIVA
Re: ___ (celebrity physician's subject line):
ACHESFORTHESTARS
Thick coat on a cold day?:
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See 112-Down:
ORE
Small inlet:
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Mark Zuckerberg when founding Facebook, e.g.:
TEEN
Eliminated by a ref's decision:
TKOD
Heavenly hunter:
ORION
Monastery figure:
ABBOT
European capital:
OSLO
Repair shop figs.:
ESTS
Stuff:
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Simple, as a question:
YESNO
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