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'Cool!' | View Answer |
'Place' by Pennsylvania Railroad on a Monopoly board | View Answer |
'Rule' stating that the number of transistors per microchip doubles every two years | View Answer |
'So sad' | View Answer |
2019 sci-fi film whose title means 'to the stars' | View Answer |
Acronym that might be shouted before a rash act | View Answer |
Actor Wheaton | View Answer |
Architectural style started, strangely, in England | View Answer |
As part of a band in 1998; as a solo artist in 2019 | View Answer |
As part of a performing duo in 1991; as a solo artist in 2021 | View Answer |
As part of a songwriting duo in 1990; as a solo artist in 2021 | View Answer |
Brit who wrote 'The Vanishing Half' | View Answer |
Buckeye State sch | View Answer |
Caffeine-containing nut | View Answer |
Canadian Thanksgiving mo | View Answer |
Catch, as a criminal | View Answer |
Composer Schumann | View Answer |
Concern for online advertisers, for short | View Answer |
Contended | View Answer |
Das or die alternative, in German | View Answer |
Disciple of Haile Selassie, informally | View Answer |
Erupted with laughter | View Answer |
Former Giants QB Manning | View Answer |
Game with a bat | View Answer |
Get ___ on (ace) | View Answer |
Gives permission | View Answer |
Goddess of peace | View Answer |
Grp. known as OTAN in France | View Answer |
Heavens on earth | View Answer |
Hoagie | View Answer |
Installs again, as a painting | View Answer |
Isaac's father, in the Bible | View Answer |
It's unrefined | View Answer |
Janelle who sang 2010's 'Tightrope' | View Answer |
Japanese currency | View Answer |
Kind of chemical bond | View Answer |
Kind of sax | View Answer |
Lends an ear | View Answer |
Like some casts or teams | View Answer |
Lowest pitches in chords | View Answer |
Meadow | View Answer |
Official decree | View Answer |
One end of a battery | View Answer |
Over the bounds | View Answer |
Park in Manhattan, e.g.: Abbr | View Answer |
Part of a Tibetan leader's title | View Answer |
Part of a water quality evaluation | View Answer |
Penultimate part of a Shakespeare play | View Answer |
Polishing aids | View Answer |
Pop group whose name is also a rhyme scheme | View Answer |
Proud and regal | View Answer |
Put on staff | View Answer |
Really got to | View Answer |
Russian pancakes | View Answer |
San Luis ___, Calif | View Answer |
See 53-Across | View Answer |
Serving from a tap | View Answer |
Shelving area in a library | View Answer |
Skeleton that's no longer in the closet? | View Answer |
Social worker who was the first American woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize | View Answer |
Stately tree | View Answer |
Strict | View Answer |
Strive to achieve | View Answer |
Summer hrs. in Pittsburgh | View Answer |
Susan G. ___ (breast cancer advocacy organization) | View Answer |
Take home | View Answer |
There are about five of these in a tsp | View Answer |
Transfer, as a tulip | View Answer |
Understanding of a situation | View Answer |
Vancouver Island city for which a chocolate treat is named | View Answer |
Vessel that's a homophone of 24-Across | View Answer |
Way off base | View Answer |
What might help someone get a leg up? | View Answer |
With 60-Across, institution in which 19-, 25- and 37-Across are (thus far) the only three women ever to be inducted twice | View Answer |
___ mountain dog (breed named for its origins near the Swiss capital) | View Answer |
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