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August 8 2018 crossword
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With 27-, 49- and 66-Across, phrase applicable to five innovations in this puzzle (as suggested by the starred clues):
GREAT
Sierra maker:
GMC
Carnival setting, informally:
RIO
It's found behind a temple:
EAR
Band aid?:
AMP
Tear wiper:
TISSUE
Newspaper strip:
COMIC
Bring to the majors:
CALLUP
Fails to mention:
OMITS
Dungeons & Dragons figure:
MAGE
Very pixel-dense, as a TV picture:
INHD
Felix or Fritz:
CAT
System for the deaf, for short:
ASL
Some college building dedicatees:
ALUMNI
They go well with plaids:
SOLIDS
Garage jobs:
LUBES
Heat setting:
MIAMI
Maytag alternative:
AMANA
Teammate of Babe on the 1920s Yankees:
LOU
Word with Peace or press:
CORPS
*Thomas Edison and Joseph Swan:
LIGHTBULB
Worms and flies:
BAIT
Like margarita glasses:
SALTED
In the style of:
ALA
Friend to a Frenchman:
AMIE
*Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz and Isaac Newton:
CALCULUS
Smoke, for short:
CIG
Take ___ (doze):
ANAP
How the fashionable are said to arrive:
LATE
The Goddess of Pop:
CHER
See 1-Across:
MINDS
Papa's mate:
MAMA
Piled carelessly:
INAHEAP
"In other words ...":
THATIS
"Say Yes to the Dress" airer:
TLC
Google search results unit:
HIT
Stadium attendance:
GATE
Not very likely:
SLIM
Eating the forbidden fruit, e.g.:
SIN
*Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev and Julius Lothar Meyer:
PERIODICTABLE
"Don't worry about me!":
IMOK
Nigeria's biggest export:
OIL
When repeated, one of the Ramones:
DEE
Fishhook feature:
BARB
Transport to a red carpet:
LIMO
Big cheese in the Netherlands:
EDAM
Countenance:
MIEN
Radames's love, in opera:
AIDA
L.A.P.D. alert:
APB
Camden Yards athlete:
ORIOLE
"C'est la vie":
OHWELL
Venetian marketplace:
RIALTO
Concerning, to attorneys:
INRE
Astronomer's aid:
STARMAP
Drive home:
STRESS
Director Browning of the original "Dracula":
TOD
Blob on a slide:
AMOEBA
See 1-Across:
THINK
Quaint farewells:
TATAS
*Leo Szilard and Joseph Rotblat:
ATOMBOMB
Longtime Boston Celtics executive Danny:
AINGE
Wage ___ of words:
AWAR
Odd duck:
WEIRDO
Congressional vote wrangler:
WHIP
Ages and ages:
EONS
*Alexander Graham Bell and Elisha Gray:
TELEPHONE
"Don't drink and drive" ad, e.g.:
PSA
An ever-increasing amount of an office workday, it seems:
EMAIL
Actor Gibson:
MEL
Who said "Grass grows, birds fly, waves pound the sand. I beat people up":
ALI
Class:
ILK
Second-most common Korean surname, after Kim:
LEE
Key also known as "Option":
ALT
Emulates a Disney princess:
SINGS
Disney princess played in film by Emma Watson:
BELLE
___-mo replay:
SLO
Notre Dame nooks:
APSES
See 1-Across:
ALIKE
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