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Top 10-rated sitcom each season from 1972 to 1976:
MAUDE
Physician Franz who coined the term "animal magnetism":
MESMER
Variant of a gene:
ALLELE
Unsurprising people to show up:
USUALS
"Inside voices, please":
DONTSHOUT
___ Lodge:
ELKS
Chilling:
ONICE
"All right, why not":
OKSURE
With 90-Down, first woman to lead a major party in Congress:
NANCY
"Mm-hmm":
ISEE
Narrator of "Evita":
CHE
Tremendous auditory pleasure, in slang:
EARGASM
Payment vouchers:
CHITS
Drink after drink?:
CHASER
Trunk fastener:
HASP
Not remotely:
INPERSON
Traveler's holder of bathroom supplies:
TOILETBAG
"Kind ___" (term of politeness):
SIR
Dugout propeller:
OAR
Thickheaded:
OBTUSE
Playground comeback:
ARENOT
Nevada senator Jacky:
ROSEN
Mexico City daily:
ELSOL
Dish of cooked buckwheat:
KASHA
Site of a 2019 Trump/Kim meeting:
HANOI
___ hug:
BRO
Moved stealthily, colloquially:
SLUNK
Not a nice look:
SNEER
Pronounces breathily:
ASPIRATES
Sworn (to):
ATTESTED
Hearty pasta topping:
MEATSAUCE
Fitting:
APPOSITE
Absolute truth:
GOSPEL
Make a decision:
OPT
A singer can carry one:
TUNE
Some plumbing joints:
ELLS
Ask too-personal questions:
PRY
Tailor's tool:
TAPE
New Mexico county or its seat:
TAOS
Uses as a perch:
RESTSON
Hit sign:
SRO
Mold into something new:
RESHAPE
Wall St. professional:
ARB
Historic San Francisco thoroughfare:
CASTROSTREET
Hotel rollouts:
COTS
"Look what I found!":
OHO
___ y Plata (Montana's motto):
ORO
Aid in tapestry-making:
LOOM
Schubert compositions:
LIEDER
Itinerant sorts:
HOBOS
Outfits in the operating room:
SCRUBSUITS
Burning the midnight oil:
STILLUP
Dessert with a sugary syrup:
COMPOTE
Drake, for one:
RAPSTAR
Something seen with a tiny flashlight:
UVULA
Stockholm stock unit:
KRONA
What cowboys are, in poker lingo:
KINGS
High praise:
RAVE
"Look at me - I did it!":
TADA
Home of Spelman College:
ATLANTA
Business transaction:
DEALING
Property recipient, legally:
ALIENEE
Precisely:
TOAT
Saint in a children's rhyme:
IVES
___ Maria (coffee liqueur):
TIA
Related to pitches:
TONAL
Sister in a children's story:
GRETEL
Intensify, with "up":
RAMP
Small pain:
IMP
Upright building support:
STUD
Hall-of-Famer Musial:
STAN
Travel group:
CONVOY
Like some porch chairs:
CANED
Popular radio format:
OLDIES
Farmer's concern:
YIELD
Big name in 1950s politics:
ADLAI
"Flowers" and "Sticky Fingers" for the Stones:
LPS
Some Sunday broadcasting:
TELEVANGELISM
Turn sharply:
VEER
John le Carré specialty:
SPYSTORY
Cakes and ___ (simple material pleasures):
ALE
Buncha:
LOTTA
"No turning back now":
THISISIT
Hockey venues:
ARENAS
Wonka portrayer:
DEPP
Rock band with the 1994 4x platinum album "The Downward Spiral," for short:
NIN
Many Jazz fans:
UTAHNS
[See note]:
SACRIFICE
Elusive sort:
EEL
Smooth-talking:
OILY
List for charitable givers, for short:
ORGS
___ Reader (quarterly magazine):
UTNE
Sunscreen ingredient:
UVBLOCKER
Prefix with scope:
PERI
Bestow:
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Something removed when changing a tire:
WHEELNUT
Pompous sort:
ASS
"The Wonder Years" star:
FREDSAVAGE
Domino, familiarly:
FATS
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AUG
Goldman's partner in banking:
SACHS
Throw in:
ADD
Symbol of poverty:
RAGS
Former Indianapolis sports venue:
RCADOME
Unwieldy boat:
TUB
Visited out of deference (to):
PAIDRESPECTS
See 7-Down:
PELOSI
Pulsating:
ATHROB
Analyzed:
PARSED
"Xanadu" band, briefly:
ELO
Bright light in inclement conditions:
FOGLAMP
Loose around the edges:
FRAYED
Peak in Genesis:
ARARAT
They have thick skins:
MELONS
Good supply:
PLENTY
Doesn't bring up again, say:
LETSDIE
Outcast:
LEPER
"Sad to say ...":
ALAS
Go off:
ERR
Make blank:
ERASE
Dodgers broadcaster Hershiser:
OREL
K-12:
ELHI
Casting choice:
FLYROD
Legendary humanoid:
YETI
Colorless mode at a copy shop:
GRAYSCALE
Shapeless mass:
GLOB
Hacienda room:
SALA
Strong servings with dessert:
PORTWINES
Mil. program discontinued in 1976:
WAF
Bit of dental work:
ONLAY
Head, in slang:
NOB
Where the Firestone tire company was founded:
AKRON
"___ Beso" (Paul Anka hit):
ESO
Sharp:
ACUTE
Bull ___:
MOOSE
Tilted, in Stilton:
LEANT
Barbecue bone:
RIB
Awful-smelling:
FETID
Went back, as a tide:
EBBED
Like the Chelsea neighborhood in Manhattan:
ARTSY
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