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Impersonate:
ACTAS
Sounds at a sauna:
AHS
Limit:
CAP
20-20, e.g.:
TIE
Hit TV show created by Donald Glover:
ATLANTA
Something close to a colonel's heart?:
SILENTL
Bump on a log:
GNARL
"Today" competitor, for short:
GMA
-:
NOSRA
Those against:
ANTIS
Come back again (again ... again ...):
REECHO
Harp-shaped constellation:
LYRA
Get into one's birthday suit:
STRIP
Got ready to ride, with "up":
SADDLED
Vacuum tube type:
TRIODE
"Hi" follower:
RES
Rack up, as charges:
INCUR
No-hassle:
PAINLESS
Fruit drinks:
ADES
Countless:
ASLEWOF
-:
DEDA
Slips:
ERRS
Holder of merit badges on a scout uniform:
SASH
Home of the isle of Tortuga:
HAITI
"___ often costs too much": Emerson:
MONEY
Word before rock or football:
ARENA
Song word repeated after "Que":
SERA
Charming sort?:
SPELLCASTER
Jon of "Two and a Half Men":
CRYER
Olympics projectiles:
DISCI
People in charge: Abbr.:
LDRS
___ Lingus:
AER
Lucy's last name on "I Love Lucy":
RICARDO
-:
RETNECBA
Like gasoline nowadays:
UNLEASH
Gone-but-not-forgotten:
LATEGREAT
30-year host of late-night TV:
JOHNNYCASH
L.L. Bean competitor:
JCREW
Plant family that jasmine and lilac are part of:
OLIVE
Safe space:
HAVEN
Announcement maker of yore:
CRIER
Legal field concerned with long-term care:
ELDERLAW
In early 2001, one of its executives notoriously said "From an accounting standpoint, this will be our easiest year ever":
ENRON
Commotion:
CLATTER
Televangelist Joel:
OSTEEN
___ Minella (Muppet):
SAL
Prima ballerina:
ETOILE
Pot grower's remark?:
IRAISE
What snakes grow as they age:
LONGER
Corrects, as text:
EMENDS
Some team competitions:
RIVALRIES
They used to be a "thing":
EXES
Floor coverings that feel good on the feet:
SHAGRUGS
The "e" in Genoa?:
AND
With 97-Across, emerge reborn ... or what the ends of five Across answers in this puzzle do?:
RISEFROM
Politician's concern:
IMAGE
"Gangsta Lovin'" rapper, 2002:
EVE
Yoga class instruction:
EXHALE
Detective Lupin:
ARSENE
Food packaging reassurance:
NOMSG
Present-day saint?:
NICHOLAS
Good "Wheel of Fortune" buy for REVERSE ENGINEER:
ANE
Sold (for):
WENT
Surprise ending:
TWIST
Toward the back:
AREAR
Sparkling wine variety:
ASTI
Where dominoes were invented:
CHINA
Scolded, as in a library:
HUSHED
Rule:
REIGN
Big name in nail polish:
ESSIE
Jazz guitarist Montgomery:
WES
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ESUOHSTRA
Some U.N. officers, for short:
SGS
Super Bowl LV champ:
BUC
Took a swing, say:
GUESSED
Drive:
URGE
Basketball box score column:
ASSISTS
Sets aside:
ALLOTS
Popped in for just a moment, perhaps:
SAIDHI
The Ikea logo shares the colors of its flag:
SWEDEN
Lead-in to "of mind" or "of war":
STATE
Addiction treatment locale:
REHASH
Advocate for the better treatment of elves, in Harry Potter:
HERMIONE
Lead-off selections?:
ERASERS
Something to file:
LAWSUIT
French article:
UNE
Sweet pea:
HON
Determination from Santa:
NICE
Volkswagen model inits.:
GTI
Give wrong information:
LIETO
Boring tool:
AUGER
Big tournament news:
UPSET
Emmy-winning journalist Finch:
ELISE
Bare:
STARK
Website with a Seller Handbook:
ETSY
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THGIA
Spots for window boxes:
SILLS
Verbal cringe:
YEESH
"How ___ ...":
ODD
Encrypted URL component:
HTTPS
The St. Lawrence River's misnamed ___ Islands:
THOUSAND
Red-handed, say:
MIDACT
Far from friendly:
ICY
Make haste:
HIE
See 50-Across:
THEASHES
Fatigued over time:
AGEWORN
Brand that stylizes its name with a lowercase second letter:
BIC
Set of rules popularized by "How I Met Your Mother":
BROCODE
What a button on an armrest may control:
SEATANGLE
Doctor's orders, maybe:
TESTS
Best ___:
ACTRESS
Shaving brand:
NORELCO
Serenade:
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"___ Pal," early episode of "The Jetsons":
ELROYS
"Let me get this out ...":
LISTEN
Lead-in to -scope:
STETHO
Shrinks:
RECOILS
1980 event in Washington:
ERUPTION
Small lab bottle:
PHIAL
Be completely candid:
TALKSTRASH
Loud, as a stadium:
AROAR
Former second lady Cheney:
LYNNE
Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff or Ravenclaw:
HOGWASH
It often has its kinks:
HOSE
Sight from a Seattle ferry:
ORCA
Bike ride setting:
GEAR
It may be taken in by a traveler:
SCENERY
Rides:
NAGS
Half of sei:
TRE
Treat thought to be stamped with symbols of the Knights Templar:
OREO
"We ___ please":
AIMTO
Millennium start:
MMI
Within arm's reach:
ATONESELBOW
See 126-Down:
EAR
Take a ___:
BOW
With 124-Down, feature of van Gogh:
ONE
Get hitched to:
WED
Something commonly left in an operating room:
SCAR
Going by:
NAMED
Where the Volta River flows:
GHANA
Tea go-with:
SCONE
Pull down:
EARN
Those opposite the center and guards, in N.F.L. lingo:
DLINE
More teed off:
SORER
Scattered:
SOWED
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