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Sliver:
TAD
Boardwalk treat:
TAFFY
Plugged in, so to speak:
AWARE
Actor Leary:
DENIS
Politician with the campaign slogan 30-Across:
OBAMA
Missions, for short:
OPS
___ State, nickname for Massachusetts:
BAY
Basis for an insurance investigation:
ARSON
"Build ___ Buttercup" (1968 hit by the Foundations):
MEUP
Spot for a perfume sample in a magazine, maybe:
ADPAGE
Word with poetry or proportions:
EPIC
Green prefix:
ECO
Staff:
PERSONNEL
Lead-in to com or net, but not org:
INTER
Wrinkly-skinned fruit:
CASABA
Something you might click to open:
PEN
Largest object in the Kuiper belt:
PLUTO
And the following, in footnotes:
ETSEQ
His birthday is celebrated as "Children's Day" in India:
NEHRU
Elicits a "Whoa" from, say:
AWES
Worries anxiously:
STEWS
Trimmed (down):
PARED
Wrestling star John:
CENA
Tailor:
ALTER
Mounted on:
ASTRIDE
Angry reaction:
RISE
Beams of one's dreams?:
FANTASYSUPPORTS
Main port of Yemen:
ADEN
They're banned in many classrooms nowadays:
PHONES
Food served in an omakase meal:
SUSHI
Having very little mental energy left:
FRIED
Moonfish:
OPAH
Swimmers in kelp forests:
SEAOTTERS
Thing seen in the foreground of "Washington Crossing the Delaware":
OAR
See 4-Across:
YESWECAN
N.Y. neighbor:
CONN
Calculators of old:
ABACI
Visit a museum to see a Rembrandt exhibit?:
GOFORBAROQUE
Partner of starts:
FITS
One prone to looking down:
SNOB
His tomb is in Red Square:
LENIN
Speaking part?:
LARYNX
Diamondbacks, on scoreboards:
ARI
Face cards?:
IDS
"In that case ...":
IFSO
Paul of "Little Miss Sunshine":
DANO
Didn't hear the alarm, say:
SLEPTLATE
Destination for oenophiles:
NAPA
Where fruit bat soup is eaten as a delicacy:
PALAU
Sicily's Parco dell'___:
ETNA
Orange follower:
ADE
Bug spray ingredient:
DEET
Widespread:
EPIDEMIC
Nonstop flight?:
ESCALATOR
Maori for "image":
TIKI
Bird of prey that's gently petted?:
FALCONCARESSED
Redeems at a casino:
CASHESIN
Sooners, by another name:
OKIES
Have a home-cooked meal:
EATIN
Popular pops:
PEPSIS
Like some obligations:
PRIOR
Dict. listing:
SYN
Kind of attack:
SNEAK
Longtime hockey star Kovalchuk:
ILYA
To read: Sp.:
LEER
Setting for Mets games: Abbr.:
EDT
Gross:
ICKY
Error, in totspeak:
OOPSIE
Gradually diminish:
ERODE
Buys in:
ANTES
Residential suffix with Angel:
ENO
High-priced violin, informally:
STRAD
Look down on:
DISDAIN
All-knowing sort:
SWAMI
Actor Justin sitting poolside?:
THEROUXINTHETOWEL
It's represented by a dot in the top-left corner, in Braille:
ONE
Mideast palace parts:
HAREMS
Son of Gloucester in "King Lear":
EDGAR
Adds insult to injury:
PILESON
With 72-Down, a pop:
PER
See 71-Down:
ITEM
Santa-tracking org.:
NORAD
River across the New York/New Jersey border:
RAMAPO
___ Alonso, Mets slugger with the most home runs by a rookie in M.L.B. history (53):
PETE
"... ish":
ORSO
Some rideshare info:
ETAS
Exploit:
DEED
People people, for short:
EDS
Exit:
DEPARTURE
Award-winning film set in Tehran:
ARGO
"What's ___, Doc?" (old Bugs Bunny short):
OPERA
Bishop's headgear:
MITER
Hang up the cleats, so to speak:
RETIRE
Grapefruit descriptor:
RUBYRED
Make fun of small orange fruits?:
DERIDEAPRICOTS
Kelly of "Live":
RIPA
Remark after losing:
ITRIED
Nutritional figs.:
RDAS
Something rectangular that might have more than four sides:
MENU
Two-player card game:
SPIT
TV character who said "Time to hit the hay ... oh, I forgot, I ate it!":
MRED
Old auto with its founder's monogram:
REO
Storage spot:
BIN
"___ be an honor!":
ITD
Snapple competitor:
NESTEA
Opposite of "avant":
APRES
"Socialism: Utopian and Scientific" writer, 1880:
ENGELS
Reason to reschedule:
RAIN
Leaning right: Abbr.:
ITAL
Four-time U.S. Open champ:
NADAL
Mashed potatoes, on a Thanksgiving plate?:
GRAVYTERRAIN
Four-time Australian Open champ:
GRAF
It has its highlights:
RECAP
Maker of the MDX, NSX and TLX:
ACURA
Bloc party?:
VOTER
Fix up again:
REHAB
Instrument heard in Spanish folk music:
CASTANET
Brown hue:
COCOA
Home of many Sherpas:
NEPAL
___ Hughes, name of main roles in "Westworld" and "Downton Abbey":
ELSIE
Decade after the aughts:
TEENS
Vinyl collection:
RECORDSET
Food brand whose sales boomed after the premiere of "Stranger Things":
EGGO
Blossom:
GROW
"When We Were Young" singer:
ADELE
Sharp:
ACUTE
Fourth-quarter meltdown at an N.B.A. game in Oklahoma City?:
THUNDERCOLLAPSE
Taipei-to-Seoul dir.:
NNE
Frequently:
OFT
___ Palmas:
LAS
Made out:
FARED
Take home:
EARN
Lather gatherer:
LOOFA
Remained in bed, e.g.:
LAIN
Something to shoot for:
PAR
"... sting like ___":
ABEE
Clubs:
SWATS
___ Bleus, nickname for France's soccer team:
LES
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