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2002 World Series champs | View Answer |
Academic address closing | View Answer |
Actor portraying, at times, the smallest Avenger | View Answer |
Admired celebs | View Answer |
Appointment book page | View Answer |
Artificial wraps | View Answer |
Atty. gen.’s domain | View Answer |
Atty.’s group | View Answer |
Big name in blenders | View Answer |
Biological food processor | View Answer |
Bobsled’s cousin | View Answer |
Bond, e.g | View Answer |
Bookmark makeup | View Answer |
Border | View Answer |
Brain cell | View Answer |
Brainy bunch | View Answer |
Center of activity | View Answer |
Cheerleaders’ handfuls | View Answer |
Common sports injury site, for short | View Answer |
Course warning | View Answer |
Courtney B. with two Emmys and a Tony | View Answer |
Dangerous thing to tempt | View Answer |
Dark clouds, perhaps | View Answer |
Department store department | View Answer |
Drink | View Answer |
Early programming language used in commerce | View Answer |
Energy drinks that “give you wings” | View Answer |
Feudal laborers | View Answer |
Got a ride, in a way | View Answer |
Groom for quite a while | View Answer |
Hall of Famer who said “I really didn’t say everything I said” | View Answer |
Have high hopes | View Answer |
Hesitated | View Answer |
Home of the Dodgers’ AA affiliate Drillers | View Answer |
Hong Kong neighbor | View Answer |
It gets things going | View Answer |
Jet-black | View Answer |
Join together | View Answer |
Let have for a bit | View Answer |
Letters on some highway signs | View Answer |
Like a new recruit | View Answer |
Line in Vegas | View Answer |
Low-cost carrier based near Kuala Lumpur | View Answer |
Marlowe character who bargains with Mephistophilis | View Answer |
Mover at a regatta | View Answer |
Natural scrubber for bath time | View Answer |
Negative karmic consequences | View Answer |
Nemesis of Bart and Milhouse | View Answer |
Notable timeline segment | View Answer |
Office-inappropriate, in online shorthand | View Answer |
Olympic sport, on and off the snow? | View Answer |
Outback producer | View Answer |
Played a round | View Answer |
Pointer’s cry | View Answer |
Pool water tester | View Answer |
Put in the microwave | View Answer |
Qualified | View Answer |
Repetitive footnote abbr | View Answer |
Root beer brand, and a phonetic hint to the three vowels of 18-, 23-, 37-, 55- and 60-Across | View Answer |
School not far from LAX | View Answer |
Sci-fi visitors, for short | View Answer |
Scrooge retort | View Answer |
Sends overnight, in a way | View Answer |
Shrek’s wife | View Answer |
Skedaddle | View Answer |
Sport that takes place in a dohyo | View Answer |
Strike callers | View Answer |
Thurman of “Kill Bill” | View Answer |
Tissue bather | View Answer |
Typical freshman | View Answer |
Unseen WWII menace | View Answer |
Verb on a candy heart | View Answer |
When tripled, “et cetera” | View Answer |
Wolf (down) | View Answer |
Worker protection org | View Answer |
Wrap up | View Answer |
___ colada | View Answer |
“SNL” alum Chris | View Answer |
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