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Key for Chopin's "Heroic" Polonaise:
AFLAT
It might be organized:
CRIME
Foundation options:
TONES
Eclipses and comets, perhaps:
OMENS
Joy of MSNBC:
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Parked it, so to speak:
SAT
One selling airtime, informally:
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Maximally:
ATMOST
Pacific birds?:
DOVES
Bit of thatching:
REED
Take sides?:
EAT
Catapulted, say:
PROPELLED
Emulates a chipmunk, say:
SCAMPERS
Bird much seen in cities:
SPARROW
Reply to a ring:
COMEIN
Not in the dark:
AWARE
Adriatique, e.g.:
MER
Task for a sous-chef:
PREP
Like sirens:
ENTICING
Be considered perfect:
RATEATEN
More than just clean:
SPOTLESS
Like a beaming smile:
FROMEARTOEAR
Shopping in order to improve one's mood:
RETAILTHERAPY
Go out to get some juice?:
POWERNAP
Pork-cutting option:
LINEITEMVETO
Ingredient in an Alabama slammer:
AMARETTO
Revise:
AMEND
Word with "two" or "three" to describe a sloth:
TOED
Small kitchen knife:
PARER
Fire:
ARDOR
Abstract artist Mondrian:
PIET
Thomas Hardy title character:
TESS
Bottom part:
BASS
They might be wireless:
BRAS
Traveled like Charon:
FERRIED
Desktop icon:
FOLDER
Surname of Harry Potter's adoptive family:
DURSLEY
Schedule keeper: Abbr.:
CAL
One for whom underwear is pants:
BRIT
Pop star nickname, with "the":
BIEB
"Wait ... what did you just say?!":
HOLDON
Bet strategically:
HEDGED
Fuse:
UNITE
Mythical nymph:
NAIAD
Three-dimensional:
SPATIAL
Reliquary:
SHRINE
Inspiration for the Frisbee:
PIEPAN
Floored:
AGHAST
Longtime Ohio State basketball coach Matta:
THAD
"Have You Never Been ___," #1 album for Olivia Newton-John:
MELLOW
Filet ___:
MIGNON
Origami designs thought to bring good fortune:
CRANES
Stopped smoking?:
COOLED
One receiving a congratulatory email from eBay:
HIGHESTBIDDER
Half of a notorious outlaw duo:
BONNIE
Helps secure a loan:
COSIGNS
Added to the language:
COINEDAPHRASE
Recovery center:
REHAB
Refused to share:
HOGGED
Scratch:
MOOLA
First little piggy's destination:
MARKET
Tablet taken before going to bed, maybe:
IPAD
Portrayer of Marvel's Hawkeye:
RENNER
Key hit with a pinkie:
RETURN
Left the harbor:
SAILEDOFF
It helps take the edge off:
SANDER
Just going through the motions:
ONAUTO
Complete, as a crossword:
FILLIN
Creations for Mardi Gras:
FLOATS
Rapper who co-founded Mass Appeal Records:
NAS
Green liqueur:
PERNOD
Particles composed of two up quarks and one down quark:
PROTONS
Dinosaur of kids' TV:
BARNEY
Did a TV marathon, say:
BINGED
It's nothing:
NIL
Host:
ENTERTAIN
Start of some no-frills brand names:
ECONO
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WINKED
In a lather, with "up":
WORKED
___ Top (low-cal ice cream brand):
HALO
Happy ___:
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Camaro, for one:
COUPE
As one:
BONDED
Come back around:
BOOMERANG
Birth day presence?:
DOULA
Bits of hijinks?:
DOTS
"All in the Family" subject:
BIGOTRY
What Mr. Clean, Captain Picard and Michael Jordan have in common:
BALDNESS
Thought expressed in American Sign Language by extending the pinkie, thumb and index finger:
ILOVEYOU
Compilations of funny film faux pas:
GAGREELS
"Don't dwell on the past":
FORGETABOUTIT
Soeur's sibling:
FRERE
Warehouse loading areas:
BAYS
Families-and-friends support group:
ALANON
Negotiate:
BROKER
*shrug*:
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Some diners ... and donors:
PATRONS
Provide a password:
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Was rife (with):
TEEMED
"We want all the juicy details!":
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Matthew of "The Americans":
RHYS
Maintain, in a way, as a highway:
REPAVE
Save for later, in a way:
DVR
Skewered:
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Michael whose initials match those of his famous comedy troupe:
PALIN
Like Queen Anne's lace?:
HERS
Cut through:
HEWED
Traditional accounts:
LORE
"___ and Majnun" (Arabic story that inspired a Clapton hit):
LAYLA
One of the "holy trinity" ingredients in Cajun cuisine:
ONION
Advice to one in a lather?:
RINSE
Very inclined (to):
EAGER
Onetime hair removal brand:
NEET
Sting, perhaps:
TRAP
Let out or take in:
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Stage name for hip-hop's Sandra Denton:
PEPA
Taverna staple:
PITA
It's all the rage:
MANIA
Spice related to nutmeg:
MACE
"What-EVER" reactions:
EYEROLLS
Argentite, e.g.:
ORE
Post-distraction segue:
ASIWASSAYING
Fifth of eight:
SOL
Show filmed at Rockefeller Ctr.:
SNL
Light-filled room:
SOLARIUM
Way, way off:
NOTEVENCLOSE
Hitchcock's forte:
SUSPENSE
Clearing:
GLADE
Like bison vis-à-vis beef:
LEANER
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