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August 20 2021 crossword
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Everyone's talking about them:
HOTTOPICS
Hope at the Oscars, e.g.:
HOST
Half of hexadeca-:
OCTA
A's, but not B's or C's:
TEAM
Singing and dancing, say:
TALENTS
Descriptor for most scarves, but not gloves:
ONESIZE
Sticky sandwich, for short:
PBJ
Words before "New York" and "Paris," in song titles:
ILOVE
Salad veggie:
CUKE
Hallucinate:
SEETHINGS
Kind of infection:
STAPH
Big box store that sells boxes:
STAPLES
Blood clots:
THROMBI
Question of humanity that has never been answered:
AREWEALONE
Gets through:
PENETRATES
Gets word:
HEARS
Water color:
OCEANBLUE
See 22-Across:
THREE
Routine part of a routine:
STALEJOKE
Joe Louis in Detroit, for one:
ARENA
Controls:
TAMES
Executive check:
VETOPOWER
Ref. work that took more than 70 years to complete:
OED
16-Across squared:
NINE
Ravel's "Gaspard de la ___":
NUIT
Cowboys' headgear:
HELMETS
Who said "The greatest victory is that which requires no battle":
SUNTZU
___ for life:
SCAR
In the end:
ULTIMATELY
Off the market:
NOTFORSALE
Short accompanying article:
SIDEBAR
Covers with chimney grime:
SOOTS
Near:
CLOSEINON
Compliment to an outfielder:
NICECATCH
Surname of father-and-son N.B.A. coaches Paul and Stephen:
SILAS
Excel command:
SORT
Passing stat: Abbr.:
ATT
Border county of New York or Pennsylvania:
TIOGA
Dramatic beginning:
ACTI
Ear-related prefix:
OTO
More widespread:
RIFER
Travel item for bookworms:
EREADER
Rick Ross, Roddy Ricch and Rakim:
RAPPERS
Provider of inside info?:
CTSCANNER
French film festival fare:
ARTCINE
Snacks for squirrels:
NUTLETS
Natalie of "Today":
MORALES
Short, for short:
LIL
Like best friends:
TRUEST
"Saving Private Ryan" or "Apocalypse Now":
WAREPIC
Maybe too alert:
WIRED
Martin who directed "Norma Rae":
RITT
Syndicate, in a way:
REAIR
Superhero misidentification:
ITSAPLANE
City at one end of Lake Pontchartrain, for short:
NOLA
Sickens with sweetness:
CLOYS
They can be Sapphic:
ODES
Log time:
YULE
Catalyzed, with "up":
SPED
Apt surname for a librarian:
READE
Kowtowed (to):
TOADIEDUP
Cubby hole?:
DEN
Aunt in "Oklahoma!":
ELLER
Patronizing types:
CLIENTELE
Certain textile workers:
DYERS
Took control of:
HARNESSED
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