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"It's a pity other cars aren't built this way" cars:
SAABS
Blessed thing?:
SNEEZE
Painkiller containing caffeine:
ANACIN
Neighbor of Ger.:
AUS
Luncheonette order, for short:
BLT
Six, in Italy:
SEI
Fischer, to Spassky, e.g.:
RIVAL
Dazzling:
RESPLENDENT
Annoy:
IRK
The Henry who founded the House of Tudor:
VII
Raiders' org.:
ATF
Erupter at 32-Across:
LUFHTIAFDLO
"Stop!," at a port:
AVAST
Radio host Shapiro:
ARI
Kind of pass:
VIP
Nothing but:
ALL
Henry W. ___, Union major general during the Civil War:
SLOCUM
Disco relative:
TECHNO
Ring around a classical column:
ANNULET
"So You Think You Can Dance" judge:
ABDUL
Wire message:
TELEX
Verdi aria:
ERITU
Spots for auto logos:
GRILLES
Harris's role in "The Right Stuff":
GLENN
Jumps higher than, in sports slang:
SKIES
Rap's ___ Boys:
BEASTIE
Flat-bottomed boat:
SKIFF
Passionate kiss:
LIPLOCK
Busy time for malls: Abbr.:
DEC
Nascar unit:
LAP
Gran Paradiso, e.g.:
ALP
Row maker:
HOE
It's as good as XXX:
OOO
Life force in Chinese philosophy:
CHI
High-powered guns:
UZIS
Partner of sound:
SAFE
Home to more than half the world's active geysers:
YELLOWSTONE
Word of support:
YEA
Dog created by Jim Davis:
ODIE
Actor Wheaton:
WIL
France's so-called "Capital of the Ruins":
STLO
Exit key:
ESC
Enigmatic one in "The Hobbit":
RUNE
Sprint:
RACE
Dunham of "Girls":
LENA
Organized hikes:
EXPEDITIONS
Follower of Joel:
AMOS
Approver of new meds:
FDA
Parts of a Jerusalem skyline:
DOMES
Snack brand whose name hints at its flavor:
NILLA
Zika monitoring org.:
CDC
Harry's Hogwarts enemy:
DRACO
Alternative regimen to an 84-Down, informally:
PALEO
Drivel:
PAP
"Man, that feels good!":
AAH
Indoor plants popular in waiting rooms:
LADYPALMS
Surrender:
CEDE
Like the name Nguyen in Vietnam:
COMMON
Beethoven's "Sinfonia ___":
EROICA
Whacks:
OFFS
Purchase at an optometrist's:
FRAMES
"Help!":
SAVEME
I C U, e.g.:
REBUS
Feature of the Six Million Dollar Man:
BIONICEYE
Samovar, e.g.:
URN
"Capeesh?":
SEE
Highly rated bond:
AAA
Highly rated Bond?:
MOORE
Had too much of, briefly:
ODEDON
Telenovela, e.g.:
DRAMA
Term of address for a noble:
MILORD
Fury:
IRE
Result of many years of study, for short:
PHD
Halley of Halley's comet:
EDMOND
Tyrant:
DESPOT
Like Serbs, but not Hungarians:
SLAVIC
Islamic law:
SHARIA
What might replace you?:
ONE
Subject of many Ansel Adams photos:
YOSEMITE
Defeat in a Nathan's Famous contest:
OUTEAT
Mortgage, often:
HOMELOAN
Cracker shape:
ANIMAL
"The Simpsons" character in a green jacket:
APU
Win by ___:
ANOSE
Disney dwarf:
DOC
Kind of treatment:
SPA
Feeling of hunger:
PANG
Cousin of goth:
EMO
Bethesda-based research agcy.:
NIH
Mends:
HEALS
Federal agency established on August 25, 1916:
NATIONALPARKSERVICE
Not quite right:
IMPRECISE
PolitiFact finding:
LIE
Actor Penn:
KAL
Regimen adopted by Bill Clinton in 2010:
VEGANDIET
Like some oaths:
SOLEMN
Clancy's Red October, e.g.:
SUB
Region of ancient Greece:
IONIA
Insult, say:
DEMEAN
Born:
NEE
Election night graphic, for short:
USMAP
Annual N.Y.C. fund-raising event:
METGALA
Store head: Abbr.:
MGR
Mayo container?:
ANO
Oprah's BFF:
GAYLE
"Keep fighting the good fight!":
BESTRONG
Egg: Prefix:
OVO
"It's the ___" ("I've changed"):
NEWME
Like Sherpas:
NEPALESE
Annual athletic honors:
ESPYS
For whom the Edgar awards are named:
POE
Very, very:
EVERSO
Wall St. "500":
SANDP
Drive-thru decision:
ORDER
Subatomic particle named for the weak force:
WBOSON
Bob alternative ... or partner:
WEAVE
At this point:
BYNOW
"Mind ... blown!":
HOLYCOW
Webmaster's medium:
HTML
Cookie with a Thins variety:
OREO
Oscar winner for "Dallas Buyers Club":
LETO
Part of Y.S.L.:
YVES
House majority leader before DeLay:
ARMEY
Thom ___ shoes:
MCAN
Good fact-checking types:
PEDANTS
Virgin Mary's mother:
ANNE
Zippo:
NADA
Ninny:
TWIT
Goes down:
SETS
"Three Coins in the Fountain" fountain:
TREVI
Light and breezy entertainment, informally:
MINDCANDY
Tavern attachment:
INN
A.M.A. members:
DRS
Dazzled:
INAWE
Portions:
METES
Concerted efforts:
ENDEAVORS
Break up with someone:
ENDIT
Untethered:
LOOSE
Nina Totenberg's milieu:
NPRNEWS
Milk dispensers?:
TEATS
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