NY Times Crossword 5 May 19, Sunday

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Across

Clues	Answers
Measure of a stone	CARAT
Purchase of proof?	ALCOHOL
Takes up a lot of space	SPRAWLS
“Don’t cry for me” singer	EVITA
Enchant	BEGUILE
Mine transport	TRAMWAY
Scratch paper?	LOTTERY TICKET
Hangs around	REMAINS
Most stylish	SWANKEST
2013 film whose lead actress is never seen	HER
Liquid paper?	WINE LIST
Acted as	WAS
What Oberon orbits	URANUS
Relay closer	ANCHOR
Construction paper?	BUILDING PERMIT
Bugs from the underworld	MORAN
Jane Austen heroine	EMMA
Grp. that usually meets in the evening	PTA
Veiled criticism, in slang	SHADE
Fly paper?	BOARDING PASS
Assn.	ORG
That stinks!	ODOR
Mormon Church, for short	LDS
Spreads in the kitchen	OLEOS
Hyundai model	ELANTRA
Horror director Roth	ELI
K-12	ELHI
Broadway’s Cariou	LEN
Periods of note	ERAS
Pop group whose name derives from the initials of its members’ first names	ABBA
Wax paper?	RECORD DEAL
Note paper?	SHEET MUSIC
Bygone auto whose name sounds like a command	YUGO
“I want details!”	DISH!
506, in old Rome	DVI
Trade jabs (with)	SPAR
Ending with body or spy	-CAM
Expresses exasperation toward	SIGHS AT
Some trumpeters	SWANS
Size above med.	LGE

Down

Clues	Answers
Hanna-Barbera collectibles	CELS
Profess	AVOW
Singer Ora with three solo #1 hits in Britain	RITA
Abbr. on an envelope	ATTN
Class one might take for kicks?	TAEKWONDO
Deep hole	ABYSS
Baltic dweller	LETT
It helped bring dinos to life in “Jurassic Park”	CGI
“That’s a good burn!”	OUCH!
Take a walk on the wild side?	HIKE
John ___, three-time Gold Glove first baseman	OLERUD
Authorize to	LET
Craft created on a board with nails	STRING ART
Rules of engagement?	PRENUP
“The Ten Commandments” villain	RAMESES
Human rights lawyer Clooney	AMAL
Depression follower, for short	WWII
Office PC connections	LANS
Routine: Abbr.	SYST
Body part whose name contains another body part	REAR
Deliberate and unprovoked	WANTON
Grave letters	RIP
Unhurried walker	AMBLER
Noggin	NOODLE
Drum kit component	CRASH CYMBAL
Half a laugh?	HAR-
“Shoo!”	BEGONE!
Ones making calls, informally	UMPS
“___ Pepper …” (classic soda jingle)	I’M A
Eye surgeon’s tool	LASER
Pi + 1?	RHO
Debuted to great acclaim	MADE A SPLASH
Talent show that jumped networks, familiarly	IDOL
Actress Polo	TERI
Volunteer’s offer	I’LL DO IT
Grant factor, sometimes	NEED
Symbol in many a URL	SLASH
Harsh	GRATING
Neutral color	ASH
SALT subject, for short	ABM
Marker, informally	IOU
Inventor Howe	ELIAS
Part of an after-school lineup	BUS
Some N.F.L. linemen: Abbr.	RGS
App annoyances	ADS
Actress Findley	EDWINA
Welsh “John”	EVAN
“What she said”	I AGREE
El Greco, e.g.	CRETAN
Symbol of strength	STEEL
Critter that likes to lie in the sun	CROC
Prefix with -naut	AERO
Immigrant’s desire	GREEN CARD
Really busy doing	HARD AT
Modern education acronym	STEM
Clothing symbol for a graduate of Oxford or Cambridge	SCHOOL TIE
Exclusively	ALL
Running around	ADO
Sexy	HOT
Portable place to sleep	BEDROLL
Take a load off	SIT
Relative of a Vandyke	GOATEE
Family name on “The Dick Van Dyke Show”	PETRIE
“Do the Right Thing” pizzeria	SAL’S
Butcher’s stock	MEATS
Portable places to sleep	COTS
“Movin’ ___” (“The Jeffersons” theme)	ON UP
Old Roman autocrat	NERO
One of the Jacksons	TITO
Hospital fluids	SERA
Former “Meet the Press” host Marvin	KALB
People who are totes close	BFFS
Often-pantomimed hit song of the 1970s	YMCA
“Cheers” actor Roger	REES
Soldier’s assignment	UNIT
Tush	BUNS
Some undergrad degs.	BAS
Soul from Seoul?	KIA