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Where Napoleon died in exile:
STHELENA
Doesn't pay:
STIFFS
___ track:
TENURE
Metaphoric acknowledgment:
HATTIP
Shared values:
ETHOS
Performance for which one might grab a chair:
LIONTAMING
Tridactyl birds:
EMUS
Blood type modifier, for short:
NEG
Waste receptacle:
ASHBIN
Pursues, as a hunch:
ACTSON
Astronauts Bean and Shepard:
ALANS
Mag featuring "Fun Fearless Females":
COSMO
Clair Huxtable or Peg Bundy:
TVMOM
Browns:
SAUTES
Nonprescription, briefly:
OTC
Drama with many fans:
NOH
Assails with emails:
SPAMS
Katey who played Peg Bundy:
SAGAL
Parts of math textbooks:
PROBLEMSECTIONS
When duelers may meet:
ATDAWN
Beginning of the German workweek:
MONTAG
Like chimneys:
SOOTY
Pauses for service:
TEATIMES
Demi with the 2012 hit "Give Your Heart a Break":
LOVATO
Droid with a holographic projector, informally:
ARTOO
Equally pensive?:
INTHOUGHTASMUCH
Truckload:
TON
"Heaven forbid!":
GODNO
Foldable beds:
FUTONS
Witticism:
BONMOT
Canada's largest brewer:
LABATT
Island veranda:
LANAI
Daschle's successor as Senate majority leader:
FRIST
Commit a peccadillo?:
SINSOMESMALLWAY
Barfly:
SOT
Kind of lily:
SEGO
School closing?:
MARM
Mo. with Constitution Day:
SEP
"___ calling":
AVON
Snapchat posting, for short:
VID
Irish "John":
SEAN
Part of E.S.L.: Abbr.:
ENG
Shoot off:
EMIT
One seeing ghosts:
EBENEZERSCROOGE
Break down, in a way:
WEEP
Including:
WITH
Michael who wrote "The Neverending Story":
ENDE
Things that clash in Washington:
EGOS
Pouty exclamation:
POOH
1980s-2000s Texas senator Phil:
GRAMM
"No ___":
MSG
Beyond passionate:
RABID
Rap sound:
RATATAT
The 48th star:
ARIZONA
Perform the hit "Things I Should Have Said"?:
SINGOFOMISSION
Woodland god:
SATYR
Do with a pick, maybe:
FRO
Briefly:
INAWORD
The Theme Park Capital of the World:
ORLANDO
German border river:
NEISSE
Symbol over 9 or 0 on a keyboard, for short:
PAREN
Quaint dismissals:
PSHAWS
Pet portal:
CATDOOR
Tech news website:
CNET
Horror, e.g.:
GENRE
The Police frontman filming a shampoo commercial?:
STINGINTHESHOWER
Hypotheticals:
IFS
Take with force:
WREST
Bears ___ (national monument in Utah):
EARS
Messenger ___:
RNA
Golden State, informally:
CALI
The night before, to a hard partier?:
HAZE
Whimsical:
FEY
Bolted:
RAN
"___ autumn, and a clear and placid day": Wordsworth:
TWAS
All-inclusive:
ATOZ
Tying packages, securing helium balloons, etc.?:
STRINGOPERATIONS
Post-op stop:
ICU
One releasing a dove in the Bible:
NOAH
Food truck menu item:
GYRO
Not tricked by:
ONTO
Advance look, say:
PEEK
Film for which Adrien Brody won Best Actor:
THEPIANIST
Lessens in force:
WANES
"Park it":
SIT
Flirtatious quality:
COYNESS
Throng:
HORDE
The Beatles showing absolute amazement?:
STARINGQUARTET
"Honestly":
NOLIE
Verdant spot:
GLEN
Last Chinese dynasty:
QING
Martial art with bamboo swords:
KENDO
Not be serious:
KID
Ketel One rival, familiarly:
STOLI
Selling point:
HOOK
Handholds while slow-dancing:
HIPS
"___ Just Not That Into You" (2009 rom-com):
HES
"The Walking Dead" channel:
AMC
Relaxing:
ATEASE
Catch in "The Old Man and the Sea":
MARLIN
Headey of "Game of Thrones":
LENA
Title family name in old TV:
ADDAMS
Salon offering, familiarly:
PEDI
Hawthorne heroine:
PRYNNE
Important but sometimes ignored piece:
COG
Snapped out of it:
CAMETO
Out of control?:
ONAUTO
Showed shock:
GASPED
First weapons used in a knife fight?:
STARTINGDAGGERS
Cossack weapon:
SABER
Crash into the side of, informally:
TBONE
Marshal:
ARRAY
"You follow?":
GETME
Fancy soirees:
GALAS
Old record co. conglomerate:
EMI
Yoga pose:
ASANA
Strength:
SINEW
Oxygen-reliant organism:
AEROBE
Oh-so-handsome:
DREAMY
Jungian souls:
ANIMAS
Celebrated boxing family:
ALIS
Disney bear:
BALOO
Surprising group of suspects?:
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Edamame source:
SOY
Alternative to café:
THE
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GOA
Endorse digitally:
ESIGN
"Baby, baby, baby!":
OHMAMA
Lean fillet, as of lamb:
NOISETTE
"Walk Away ___" (1966 hit):
RENEE
Enthusiastic consent:
YESYES
"The 15:17 to Paris" director, 2018:
EASTWOOD
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