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Across
| Clues |
Answers |
| French for “without” |
SANS |
| Like Superman’s chin, famously |
CLEFT |
| When Romeo meets Juliet in “Romeo and Juliet” |
ACT I |
| Give off, as light |
EMIT |
| Less formal “Salutations!” |
HELLO! |
| Lamented |
RUED |
| Equipment in tug of war |
ROPE |
| Common theater name that comes from Greek |
ODEON |
| Some Wharton degs. |
MBAS |
| Spanish painter of “The Third of May 1808” |
FRANCISCO GOYA (from “San Francisco”) |
| Small brawl |
SET-TO |
| “Drat,” but stronger |
DAMN |
| 1965 civil rights march locale |
SELMA |
| ___ spray (allergy relief option) |
NASAL |
| Press “+” on a calculator |
ADD |
| Mexican muralist twice married to Frida Kahlo |
DIEGO RIVERA (from “San Diego”) |
| Item on a stage |
PROP |
| Gawk (at) |
STARE |
| Give a hard tug |
YANK |
| Chilean American actor of “The Mandalorian” and “Narcos” |
PEDRO PASCAL (from “San Pedro”) |
| “Little piggy” in a nursery rhyme |
TOE |
| Faint with passion |
SWOON |
| Western Pacific island nation |
PALAU |
| Athletic brand with a cougar in the logo |
PUMA |
| Acquire, as debt |
INCUR |
| Puerto Rican singer with more than 50 albums, including “Feliz Navidad” |
JOSE FELICIANO (from “San Jose”) |
| Trident-shaped Greek letters |
PSIS |
| Former late-night host Kilborn or Ferguson |
CRAIG |
| Snap, Crackle and Pop, for one |
TRIO |
| Prima donna type |
DIVA |
| Pink cocktail … or a fashion mag |
COSMO |
| Elementary building block |
ATOM |
| Figure skating jump |
AXEL |
| Fall bloom |
ASTER |
| After 1-Across, what the first names at 20-, 36-, 43- and 57-Across all are? |
SANS |
Down