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Take ___ on the wild side:
AWALK
Thing whose size is measured in picometers:
ATOM
Floored:
WOWED
Pal:
AMIGO
Country singer Womack:
LEEANN
What might show participants going neck and neck?:
KISSCAM
Cartoonist Silverstein:
SHEL
Cop:
STEAL
Le ___ (French port):
HAVRE
"Mr. Blue Sky" band, for short:
ELO
This way:
LIKESO
Before you can say Jack Robinson:
INNOTIME
"Gotcha":
IHEARYOU
Word implied on Opposite Day:
NOT
Ultimate degree:
NTH
Name of five Norwegian kings:
OLAV
Word with torch or bar:
TIKI
Ab ___ (from the beginning):
INITIO
Genre for Black Sabbath:
METAL
Lauder of cosmetics:
ESTEE
Academy Award-winning Marisa:
TOMEI
Hip-hop's ___ Kweli:
TALIB
Hotel attendant:
BELLHOP
Crisis connections:
HOTLINES
Boo-boos:
OWIES
Brings up:
EVOKES
Proust protagonist:
SWANN
"Batman" actress, 1967-68:
EARTHAKITT
A-list topper:
MEGASTAR
L.G.B.T. magazine since 1967:
THEADVOCATE
Nine-time Pro Bowler John:
ELWAY
State as fact:
ALLEGE
Curriculum ___:
VITAE
"Traffic" actor, 2000:
DONCHEADLE
Winter Olympics event:
SLALOM
Mosque tower:
MINARET
___-de-France:
ILE
Sat ___ (GPS, to a Brit):
NAV
"Super Mario Bros." actor, 1993:
JOHNLEGUIZAMO
Primatologist Goodall:
JANE
Crash, with "out":
ZONK
Pond growth:
ALGA
Emotional states:
MOODS
Comic book onomatopoeia:
ZAP
N, seen from the side:
ZEE
Where I-20, I-75 and I-85 all meet:
ATLANTA
Some advanced researchers, for short:
POSTDOCS
Irish form of Mary:
MOIRA
Particle named by Faraday:
ION
Most caloric:
RICHEST
Figure on a foam finger:
ONE
___ contendere:
NOLO
School that lent its name to a collar:
ETON
Catch:
NAB
Like many laundromats:
COINOP
Face-to-face challenges:
ORALS
Seat of Penobscot County:
BANGOR
Pot holder:
BONG
1947, for Jackie Robinson:
ROOKIEYEAR
"Bride of Frankenstein" actress, 1935:
ELSALANCHESTER
Stripling:
LAD
Traditional Filipino dish marinated in vinegar and soy sauce:
PORKADOBO
Depress:
PUSHIN
Ruckus:
BIGTODO
Sphere:
ORB
Turn up:
ATBAT
Bring into harmony:
ATTUNE
J.F.K.'s former ___ Terminal:
TWA
"Je ___" (French words of affection):
TAIME
Yves's evening:
SOIR
Like many write-in candidates: Abbr.:
IND
Suffix with novel or Nobel:
IST
"Training Day" actor, 2001:
DENZELWASHINGTON
Standout hoopsters:
NBAMVPS
City planners' designation:
ZONE
Undoing:
END
Leaves a lot on the table?:
OVERTIPS
Nothing:
NIL
Old C.I.A. foe:
KGB
Where people get off:
STOP
Chocolate-coated snack stick:
POCKY
Growing art form?:
BONSAI
"A ___ From St. Nicholas":
VISIT
Like some winks:
SLY
Roadside establishment much seen in the Southwest:
TACOSTAND
Branch of Islam:
SHIA
Any of the Ninja Turtles:
TEEN
"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" actress, 2000:
MICHELLEYEOH
"Must've been something ___":
IATE
The Browns, on a scoreboard:
CLE
Bad spell:
HEX
See 102-Down:
HAT
Connive:
SCHEME
Shaman, e.g.:
HEALER
Vertical landing spots:
HELIPORTS
When tripled, a "Seinfeld" catchphrase:
YADA
Eastern European capital:
KIEV
Simple top:
TEE
Program saver:
TIVO
Like SEALs:
ELITE
Cell exchanges:
TEXTS
Cured and dried fish:
SALTCOD
Deteriorate:
ROT
"Crash" actor, 2004:
RYANPHILLIPPE
Have as a tenant:
RENTTO
"Dear Evan ___," Best Musical of 2017:
HANSEN
Like florists' flowers that are already in vases:
PRECUT
Scottish form of John:
IAN
Best-selling Japanese manga series:
NARUTO
Operate:
USE
___ Outfitters (retailer):
URBAN
Where Javert drowned in "Les Misérables":
SEINE
Deliverance person:
SAVIOR
"Frost/Nixon" actor, 2008:
OLIVERPLATT
With 84-Down, bit of black attire:
OPERA
Real-time tool for meteorologists:
LIVERADAR
Isn't level:
TILTS
Where one might raise a flap about a reservation?:
TEPEE
Kidney-related:
RENAL
So quiet you can hear ___ drop:
APIN
Isn't up to date:
LAGS
Dame modifier:
NOTRE
Bear claws and such:
PASTRIES
Early 2000s outbreak, for short:
SARS
What eight actors took on for this puzzle?:
BITPARTS
Old résident at Versailles:
ROI
"Star Trek" spinoff, to fans:
TNG
Written deeply:
ETCHED
Elevs.:
HTS
"Mea ___":
CULPA
Daughter of Oedipus:
ANTIGONE
Kama ___:
SUTRA
Hermione's Patronus, in the Harry Potter books:
OTTER
Lure in Vegas:
NEONSIGN
Leader wearing the Great Imperial Crown:
TSAR
10 cc's and others:
DOSES
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