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| Clues |
Answers |
| ‘Ad majorem ___ gloriam’ (Jesuit motto) |
DEI |
| ‘Albert Einstein, you will find your way with ___’ |
RELATIVECLARITY |
| ‘Ernest Lawrence, you will achieve ___’ |
SMASHINGSUCCESS |
| ‘Everything Must Go!’ bearer, perhaps |
BANNER |
| ‘Just ___’ (Luke Bryan ‘party anthem’) |
ASIP |
| ‘Logically, then …’ |
ERGO |
| ‘Marie Curie, your work will earn you ___’ |
GLOWINGTRIBUTES |
| ‘Werner Heisenberg, you face an ___’ |
UNCERTAINFUTURE |
| ‘___ Quiet Uptown’ (‘Hamilton’ number) |
ITS |
| ‘___ Sleep, for Every Favor’ (old hymn) |
EREI |
| ‘___’s Triumphant Debut’ (Sports Illustrated cover headline of summer 1975) |
PELE |
| Abut on |
ADJOIN |
| Adobe file-name extension |
PDF |
| Affirmative in Avignon |
OUI |
| Ally of Han and Leia |
LANDO |
| Athenian arcade |
STOA |
| Backed up |
AIDED |
| Block of lessons |
UNIT |
| Captivated by |
INTO |
| Come out against |
NAYSAY |
| Customize for |
GEARTO |
| Device that rolls out dough? |
ATM |
| Dictum |
FIAT |
| Emma Watson, in a 2017 film |
BEAUTY |
| Field with data on booms, for short |
ECON |
| First name of a 1960 U.N. ranter |
NIKITA |
| Fish extolled in ‘Walden’ |
PICKEREL |
| Fitting name for an ophthalmologist |
IRIS |
| Get unglued, as an envelope |
STEAMOPEN |
| Gridlock sound |
HONK |
| Half of the duo who sang ‘The Little Old Lady (From Pasadena)’ |
JAN |
| Hardly appropriate |
INAPT |
| Hirsute Himalayans |
YETIS |
| Hogan’s Alley game platform, briefly |
NES |
| Horrified |
AGHAST |
| Humidor contents |
CIGARS |
| Inclined |
ASLANT |
| Itemize |
LIST |
| Keyed up |
TENSE |
| League in which Dr. J’s pro career began |
ABA |
| Many a PX shopper |
NCO |
| Met star Fleming |
RENEE |
| Mole’s activity |
ESPIONAGE |
| No longer stuffy, maybe |
AIRED |
| Not brick-and-mortar |
ETAIL |
| NYC luggage-tag letters |
LGA |
| One receiving an ‘A’ grade without studying? |
EGG |
| One whose work is polishing |
EDITOR |
| Ones going to the Eiffel Tower? |
RUES |
| Opposite of ‘neath |
OER |
| Preceder of code or hang, in modern parlance |
BRO |
| Russian legislative assembly |
DUMA |
| Saarinen who designed the tulip chair |
EERO |
| Serving as a subject, possibly |
NOUNAL |
| She, in Siena |
ESSA |
| Show a different side of |
OBVERT |
| Shrimp ___ diavolo |
FRA |
| Square in Nabisco packs |
NEWTON |
| Suffix with predict |
IVE |
| Sumptuous |
POSH |
| Transfer from plastic to paper? |
REBAG |
| Trellis climber |
IVY |
| Trial balloon, sometimes |
NEWSLEAK |
| Try not to attract attention |
LIELOW |
| Univ. offerings |
DEGS |
| URL ending |
ORG |
| Vacuum-chamber meas |
PSI |
| Verdant |
LUSH |
| Viaduct support |
PIER |
| Vowel for Solon |
ETA |
| What the Coast Guard may pick up |
SOS |
| Where people study different cultures? |
LABS |
| Where the Beatles launched their 1965 North American tour |
SHEA |
| ___ yoga |
HATHA |