NY Times Crossword 24 Jul 19, Wednesday

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Across

Clues	Answers
Big fuss	ADO
Neither above nor below face value	AT PAR
Allowed	LEGAL
___ Bradlee, editor of The Washington Post during Watergate	BEN
Actress Keaton	DIANE
Dwelling	ABODE
Like Stevie Wonder’s “Isn’t She Lovely”	IN E
Like pond scum	ALGAL
Mario’s world	MONDO
Task for new parents of twins?	TO NAME A COUPLE
Elevator innovator Elisha	OTIS
___ tide	NEAP
Like straight bourbon, for a minimum of two years	AGED
“La Dolce Vita” director	FELLINI
Dad on “Black-ish”	DRE
“This texter thinks …”	IMO …
Long-armed zoo animal, informally	ORANG
Protection rackets?	ALARMS
Task for a Thai chef cooking for typical Americans?	TO PUT IT MILDLY
Like the most protective hazmat suits	LEVEL-A
Las Vegas was built around one	OASIS
What “bist” means in the 1930s hit “Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen”	ARE
The “e” of i.e.	EST
Words of referral	SEE ALSO
Lean and tough	WIRY
High, in Versailles	HAUT
Getaway car cargo	LOOT
Task for a Benedictine monk?	TO SAY THE LEAST
Christensen of “Parenthood”	ERIKA
Tank-topped, ponytailed “Futurama” character	LEELA
Aid in counting to 20?	TOE
Much ESPN programming	GAMES
Maker of Glide floss	ORAL-B
Parallel to the x-axis: Abbr.	HOR
Some German autos	OPELS
Coasters, e.g.	RIDES
Non-majority?	ENS

Down

Clues	Answers
Very little	A BIT OF
Indicate	DENOTE
How the 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cup finals ended	ONE-NIL
Not know from ___	ADAM
Roofing option	TILE
Violin virtuoso Niccolò	PAGANINI
Have ___ up one’s sleeve	AN ACE
Circular arrow button in an address bar	RELOAD
Common bedside item	LAMP
Virus first discovered in 1976	EBOLA
Gillian Flynn thriller novel made into a hit 2014 film	GONE GIRL
Interject	ADD
Person born in late July	LEO
Slanted	ASLOPE
Heighten	UPRAISE
Award for a soap, maybe	EMMY
Afros, e.g.	DOS
Cry with a fist pump	I RULE!
“Sesame Street” baby Muppet	NATASHA
Actress/comic Kemper	ELLIE
Letters after “Yeah, yeah, little …,” in a 1964 hit	GTO
Pitcher’s success?	AD SALE
Actress Garr	TERI
Reward for working late	OVERTIME
It names names in a newspaper	MASTHEAD
Part of LSAT	LAW
Lord’s partner	TAYLOR
Hate	LOATHE
“Already?”	SO SOON?
Predators of crayfish	OTTERS
Cosmopolitan’s opposite	YOKEL
Gestation stations?	UTERI
Some wisecracks	SASS
Magazine with an “Ask E. Jean” column	ELLE
Places for vials	LABS
Latin “I”	EGO
Knock at the door	RAP