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Aid for a small business:
MICROLOAN
___ Rudolph, portrayer of Kamala Harris on "S.N.L.":
MAYA
Role model:
IDOL
Amigo:
CHUM
Rules' partner, for short:
REGS
El Dorado treasure:
ORO
Like apple seeds, if eaten in huge quantities:
LETHAL
Fresh from a keg:
ONTAP
Sore:
ACHY
Org. that sponsored the design competition for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial:
NEA
Dev of "Slumdog Millionaire":
PATEL
MXN, on a currency chart:
PESOS
Adele and Cher, e.g.:
ALTOS
___ and Caicos:
TURKS
Part of a dean's address:
EDU
"I'd rather pass":
LETSNOT
Part of a prairie skyline:
SILO
Shooting sport:
SKEET
All together now:
INUNISON
Farm-to-table consumer:
LOCAVORE
Word that sounds like its first letter:
OWE
Strict commitment:
ADHERENCE
Sidestep:
ELUDE
"Way ahead of you":
IKNOW
Elba who played Macavity in 2019's "Cats":
IDRIS
Compliment to a runway model?:
YOUGOTTHATSTRUT
One end of the PolitiFact meter:
TRUE
Low card in Texas hold'em:
DEUCE
Some donations:
ALMS
Stable supply:
HAY
Starting piece on a1 or h8, say:
ROOK
___ Slam (tennis feat):
SERENA
Willing subject:
ESTATE
Drain:
SAP
"Don't be rude ... greet our guests!":
SAYHI
Easily offended by foul language?:
CUSSSENSITIVE
Loonie or toonie:
COIN
Some are named for kings and queens:
ERAS
Stately street liners:
ELMS
Kind of high ground:
MORAL
Coat from a goat:
MOHAIR
High point of Greek civilization?:
OLYMPUS
Emeritus: Abbr.:
RET
Trial:
WOE
"It's me ... duh!":
WHOELSE
Breaks down:
ROTS
Spanish "sun":
SOL
Axel ___, protagonist of "Beverly Hills Cop":
FOLEY
"Just sayin'," in shorthand:
FWIW
X:
CHI
Needless to say:
CLEARLY
Japanese roadster since 1989:
MIATA
Mississippi ___ pie:
MUD
Released:
ISSUED
Residence that might be named for a donor:
DORM
Thingamabob:
DOODAD
Question to a tantrum thrower?:
WHYTHELONGFUSS
Brink:
EDGE
World No. 1 tennis player between Navratilova and Seles:
GRAF
Lived in a blue state?:
FELTSAD
Costly cuts:
TBONES
One might be hard to sit for:
BRAT
First two words of "Green Eggs and Ham":
IAM
___ fixe:
IDEE
Malbec and syrah, e.g.:
REDS
Role model:
HERO
Pipes at some bars:
HOOKAHS
Wet-Nap, for one:
WIPE
Brings out:
EDUCES
Friend with a rhyming description:
GALPAL
Downfall in many an Agatha Christie novel:
POISON
Sighting aptly found in "Are you for real?":
UFO
Buzzed hairstyle:
FLATTOP
"Anything you'd like to ___?":
ADD
Stops harping on something:
DROPSIT
Relics proving how Noah steered his boat?:
RUDDERSOFTHELOSTARK
Like a sparsely attended party:
DEAD
See 66-Down:
HERE
With 65-Down, "Ditto":
SAME
Pelvic exercises:
KEGELS
Something to do for recovery?:
SUE
Pacific island ring:
LEI
Neil with the hit "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do":
SEDAKA
Carries out:
DOES
Give attitude:
SASS
Actor Elwes of "The Princess Bride":
CARY
Instruction for a course?:
RECIPE
Trade blows:
SPAR
Earnings:
PAY
Mild:
TAME
Drew back:
EBBED
Driver's org., no matter how you slice it?:
PGA
Relent:
ACCEDE
"Sorry to intrude ...":
AHEM
Certain monkey ... or monk:
CAPUCHIN
"Jackpot!":
CHACHING
Prepared for a field trip?:
LOADEDTHEBUSES
One needing new, unburned pants?:
LIAR
De-lights?:
DIMS
Oil-rich state, for short:
UAE
Interjections akin to "Yeah, su-u-ure!":
HAHS
Bygone forensic spinoff:
CSINY
Appliance with apps:
SMARTTV
Android alternative:
IOS
Quits at the last minute:
BAILS
Org. that awards the Safer Choice label:
EPA
World capital established in 1535:
LIMA
Yearns (for):
LUSTS
Jackanapes:
IMP
Fashionable pair:
ITEM
Rap producers' favorite vegetables?:
BEETS
Cover for "little piggies":
BOOTEE
Masters of slapstick?:
MUCKUPARTISTS
"Josephine the Singer, or the Mouse Folk" is the last short story he wrote:
KAFKA
"Take that!":
THERE
Kind of chemical bond in salts:
IONIC
Vivacious quality:
SPUNK
Retinal receptor:
ROD
What a meta clue might do to itself:
REFER
Drink after drink?:
CHASER
"To live without ___ is to cease to live": Dostoyevsky:
HOPE
Sign of summer:
LEO
Chicago mayor Lightfoot:
LORI
Stow cargo:
LADE
Brick made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene:
LEGO
New ___:
AGER
Showy basket:
DUNK
Lifesavers, for short:
EMTS
Get into gear:
SHIFT
Piece of equipment for gold medalist Lindsey Vonn:
SKI
Title for an oral surgeon's handbook?:
THENUMBOFTHEGUM
Marauder of old:
HUN
Lifelong bud, slangily:
BFF
Partner of hem:
HAW
Certain sexual preferences:
KINKS
Italian automotive hub:
TURIN
Subject of many an off-season rumor:
FREEAGENT
"Young Frankenstein" character played by Teri Garr:
INGA
Tee type:
VNECK
4th order?:
FIREWORKS
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