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"___ Davis Eyes," 1981 #1 hit:
BETTE
Totally believes:
BUYS
Nouveau-Mexique, e.g.:
ETAT
Prepare to take off:
TAXI
Like a bronze medalist:
THIRDBEST
Follow:
ENSUE
Some lookout notices, for short:
APBS
Resort in the Wasatch Mountains:
ALTA
"Oh, nuts!":
POOH
Chimpanzee variety:
BONOBO
William who wrote "The Confessions of Nat Turner":
STYRON
One thrown for a loop?:
LASSO
Running track part:
LANE
Much:
ALOT
Family in a computer game:
SIMS
Trump spokesman Spicer:
SEAN
TV-watching option:
ONDEMAND
Musical genre for "Gangnam Style":
KPOP
Bellyache:
KVETCH
Handle roughly:
PAW
With 18-Down, distribution limitation, informally:
ONE
See 17-Down:
PER
Sundance Film Festival local:
UTAHN
Sack:
LOOT
Venusian or Jovian:
ALIEN
Pointer for a weather person?:
VANE
Vertical part of a plane:
YAXIS
Soprano on TV:
TONY
Drifting sort:
NOMAD
America's Cup, e.g.:
EWER
Step 1: Raise hell:
STIRUPAHORNETSNEST
High-grade cotton:
PIMA
C.E.O. of the Planetary Society starting in 2010:
NYE
Depletes:
SAPS
Opus ___:
DEI
"Golly!":
BOY
___ Picchu:
MACHU
Stream coming down a mountain?:
HOTLAVA
Pope who initiated the First Crusade:
URBANII
Wild guess:
STAB
One crossing the line?:
SCAB
"The Complete Works of William Shakespeare," e.g.:
TOME
It spans 11 time zones:
ASIA
Step 2: Make some literary gaffes:
MIXONESMETAPHORS
Conflagration:
INFERNO
More, in ads:
XTRA
Navigator's aid:
STAR
Shaded growth:
MOSS
Anticipate:
EXPECT
Lace:
TIE
Nonvoting member in the U.S. House of Representatives:
SAMOAN
Reciprocal in trigonometry:
COSECANT
Gulf:
CHASM
Targets of a cleanse:
TOXINS
Undecided, on a sked:
TBA
Many residents of Holmes County, Ohio:
AMISH
Movie release day, often: Abbr.:
FRI
Without forethought:
IDLY
Had pants?:
GASPED
Begin fighting:
GOTOWAR
___ rock:
GLAM
Growl like a dog:
GNAR
Step 3: Devote energy to something hopeless:
BEATADEADHORSE
Best-selling Canadian singer of all time (with 200+ million record sales):
DION
Duped:
HAD
Prefix with second:
NANO
One who's been tapped on the shoulder:
SIR
West Coast news inits.:
LAT
Numbers after a decimal point: Abbr.:
CTS
James who wrote "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty":
THURBER
Medieval toiler:
SERF
Activewear brand:
AVIA
Step 4: Be a financial wastrel:
POURMONEYDOWNTHEDRAIN
Grand viziers, e.g.:
PASHAS
Scales span them:
OCTAVES
Napping, so to speak:
UNAWARE
Rules and ___:
REGS
Some money set aside:
ESCROW
Doo-___:
WOP
Recess:
NOOK
Like minor celebrities:
DLIST
Doxycycline target:
ACNE
Refusals:
NOS
When doubled, a drink with vodka, peach schnapps and cranberry juice:
WOO
Address not in a phone book:
URL
___ film:
STAG
Step 5: Look pretty schlubby:
CUTAPOORFIGURE
Repeal:
UNDO
Be swarming (with):
TEEM
"Hop-o'-My-Thumb" villain:
OGRE
Melting:
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It has a noted school of theater, film and television:
UCLA
Pulitzer winner Armantrout and others:
RAES
"Frozen" princess:
ELSA
Partner of hems:
HAWS
Eliot's "Silas ___":
MARNER
Really not O.K.:
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Part of a musical:
ACT
Employer of the Bond girl in "The Spy Who Loved Me," for short:
KGB
Where 84-Down is, colloquially:
SOCAL
Actress Gardner:
AVA
Figure out:
DECODE
Ovine : sheep :: cervine : ___:
DEER
Zoology class:
REPTILES
Ad Council output, for short:
PSAS
And finally: Has divided loyalties:
SERVESTWOMASTERS
Pickle brand:
VLASIC
Pound sound:
ARF
Talent seekers:
SCOUTS
Whom Kala reared:
TARZAN
Org. involved in a probe:
NASA
1990s tennis phenom:
SELES
Company with a lightning bolt in its logo:
RCA
Lee on a set:
ANG
Altar approaches:
NAVES
What 27-, 39-, 56-, 66-, 79- and 96-Across together make up?:
ARECIPEFORDISASTER
Some G.I. wear, for short:
CAMO
Little hellions:
IMPS
Brooke or Brooks:
POET
Closes:
ENDS
Character with the aria "When I am laid in earth":
DIDO
"Vidi":
ISAW
Fade:
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Major before going to B-school, maybe:
ECON
Big figure in Manhattan?:
RENT
"Such is life":
ALAS
Response that's often repeated:
AYE
Bagel topper:
LOX
___-appropriate:
AGE
A Wayans brother:
DAMON
Israeli magazine holders:
UZIS
"Pipes":
VOICE
Buddha, for one:
YOGI
Made some calls:
UMPED
"Ain't I sumthin'!":
TADA
Zac of "Dirty Grandpa":
EFRON
___ asst.:
EXEC
Tweets, e.g.:
POSTS
Bank deposit?:
SNOW
Hospital opening?:
STENT
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