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Mayhem:
DISORDER
Start to call:
DUB
U.N. workers' grp.:
ILO
Handle in the entertainment industry:
STAGENAME
Solar system model:
ORRERY
Home testing kit target:
RADON
Early seventh-century year:
DCI
Very long spans:
EONS
In a mischievous manner:
ROGUISHLY
Bowfishing need:
ARROW
Actress Woodard:
ALFRE
Big seller of outdoor gear:
REI
Ocasek of the Cars:
RIC
Call with a charge?:
OLE
Geniality:
WARMTH
Happy event after a split?:
SPARE
Crystal jewelry company with a swan in its logo:
SWAROVSKI
Some patterned floors:
PARQUETS
Fox Islands dweller:
ALEUT
___ Elise Goldsberry, 37-Across winner for "Hamilton":
RENEE
Poly- follower:
ESTER
Really happening:
ULTRACOOL
TV producer Michaels:
LORNE
"Don Juan" girl:
LEILA
Prince of ___:
WALES
*Law enforcer with the Coast Guard:
BOARDINGOFFICER
Cheese often served with olives:
FETA
"___ we lucky?":
ARENT
Nat ___ Wild (cable channel):
GEO
More decisive:
SURER
Place for stars:
MARQUEE
Hebrew name meaning 62-Down:
ARI
Buffet heater:
STERNO
Unadventurous:
STAID
Crooner with the autobiography "It Wasn't All Velvet":
TORME
U.S.S. Missouri's resting site:
OAHU
*It passes on some bits of information:
INTERNETROUTER
Person who's dreaded?:
RASTA
Publisher of the magazine America's 1st Freedom, for short:
NRA
Prefix with system:
ECO
What the last letter of 107-Down stands for:
TONY
Very puzzled:
ATSEA
___ Bo (workout system):
TAE
Record collection?:
ARCHIVE
Constellation next to Corona Australis:
ARA
___ Jahan, leader who commissioned the Taj Mahal:
SHAH
Golf's Slammin' Sammy:
SNEAD
___ Jorge (part of the Azores):
SAO
Little sucker?:
STRAW
It helps keep things straight:
RULER
First sign of spring:
ARIES
Wacky tobacky, in part:
WEED
*Philosopher who wrote "Out of the crooked timber of humanity, no straight thing was ever made":
IMMANUELKANT
Lingo:
ARGOT
One-third of a B-52 cocktail:
KAHLUA
"___ iacta est" ("The die is cast"):
ALEA
First phase:
NEWMOON
"Works for me":
OKSURE
Draft status?:
ONTAP
Company known for combining expertise?:
DEERE
Presidents Taft, Ford, Clinton and both Bushes:
YALEALUMNI
Mastered, British-style:
LEARNT
Conversation fillers:
UMS
"___ me?":
MISS
Remain:
LIE
What the Tower of London was for over 850 years:
GAOL
Take responsibility for something:
OWNIT
Safari sighting:
LION
Adhere (to):
HEW
Utter, as a sound:
EMIT
One put in bed?:
SEED
Site of biblical destruction:
SODOM
*Celebrities working for the U.N., perhaps:
GOODWILLAMBASSADORS
Davis of "Thelma & Louise":
GEENA
Heat center of old?:
ONEAL
War on Poverty prez:
LBJ
Things displayed by mannequins:
BRAS
"The Lady of the Camellias" author, 1848:
DUMAS
Disposition:
BENT
Dot on a screen:
BLIP
International fusion restaurant chain:
NOBU
Hall-of-Fame Bruin:
ORR
Tater:
SPUD
Common Korean surname:
LEE
Low-quality bank offerings whose acronym suggests stealthiness:
NINJALOANS
One suffering from numbness, maybe:
NEUROPATH
Unit of petrol:
LITRE
Browning vessels:
SAUTEPANS
A little teary:
MOIST
Do make-up work?:
IMPROVISE
Plants with bell-shaped blooms:
SEGOS
Pokémon card transaction:
TRADE
Peevish:
INAPET
Penn State symbol:
PAWPRINT
*Certain photo poster:
INSTAGRAMMER
Old Pontiac:
GTO
Western city bisected by I-80:
RENO
Island nation that was once part of the Spanish East Indies:
PALAU
TV's NBA on ___:
TNT
B'way buy:
TKT
Eleanor Roosevelt ___ Roosevelt:
NEE
Tribe that gave its name to a state:
UTES
Grp. of people puttering around?:
PGA
Tow truck:
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Soviet ___:
ERA
Diamond figures:
CARATS
You might pass one in a race:
BATON
Ten or twenty:
BILL
Little bits:
ATOMS
Onetime Yankee nickname:
AROD
Big bang creator:
AMATOL
*Business bigwigs:
CORPORATEELITE
Rooster displays:
COMBS
Gynecologist's concern:
OVARY
Many a late-night cable show:
RERUN
Bounds:
LEAPS
Seep through:
OSMOSE
Word with crime or bar:
SCENE
Like a bogey:
OVERPAR
Tie up quickly?:
ELOPE
Acronym for an acting/singing awards sweep:
EGOT
Cleveland athlete, familiarly:
CAV
Educator Montessori:
MARIA
Sex appeal ... or a hint to the answers to the six starred clues:
ANIMALMAGNETISM
Plays performed in shozoku robes:
NOH
Hoppy quaff, briefly:
IPA
Closemouthed:
MUM
Utmost:
NTH
One in 100: Abbr.:
SEN
O.R. figures:
MDS
Main force:
BRUNT
Bring to a full amount:
TOPUP
Bratty:
SNOTNOSED
Big instrument in electronic music, informally:
SYNTH
Pillow covers:
SHAMS
Washington newsmaker of 1980:
STHELENS
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