NY Times Crossword 11 Feb 24, Sunday

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Across

Clues	Answers
___ Pérignon	DOM
Result of a sand save, in golf	PAR
Letter-shaped groove used in framing	T-SLOT
Subway stop: Abbr.	STA
Chicago Booth offering, in brief	MBA
Computer text standard	UNICODE
“If all goes well …”	I HOPE …
Shook a leg	HURRIED
Traditional Indonesian percussion orchestra	GAMELAN
Baseball manager who once instructed his team to “Pair up in threes”	BERRA
It may be a lot outside the city	ONE ACRE
180s	UIES
It helps you get the picture	MOVIE CAMERA
Sportscaster Hershiser	OREL
Annual Pebble Beach event	PRO-AM
“That is hilarious!”	WHAT A HOOT!
Cite	QUOTE
Food pyramid group	GRAINS
Orange juice specification	NO PULP
Place for poissons	MER
IV placers	RNS
Support staff: Abbr.	ASSTS
Hostile party	FOE
Blue ___ (symbol of Delaware)	HEN
“The Terrible” czar	IVAN IV
Mirror	IMITATE
Sad response to “How was the game?”	WE LOST
Feel discontented	REPINE
Having knobby bumps	NODULAR
Heretofore, poetically	ERE NOW
Metal receptacle by a fireplace	ASH CAN
College student’s earnings	CREDITS
Student’s do-over	RETEST
Table scraps	ORTS
Absinthe flavoring	ANISE
1974 C.I.A. spoof	S*P*Y*S
Brand name on a Go-Gurt box	YOPLAIT
Hovers menacingly	LOOMS
Like a tuxedo bib	PLEATED
Athlete Arthur	ASHE
Alley ___	OOP
Leaves on the shelf?	TEA
Sportage automaker	KIA
Language with 44 consonant symbols	THAI
“___ knows?”	WHO
Back in the day	ONCE
Suffix with east or west	-ERN
Rubik with a cube	ERNO
Fertility clinic donations	OVA
Ohio home to Cedar Point, the “Roller Coaster Capital of the World”	SANDUSKY
Airline to Oslo	SAS
Guys in commercials	PITCHMEN
Steering implement	OAR
Burdensome amount	TON
Giant Mel	OTT
Shelley’s “___ Skylark”	TO A
Leave one’s mark, in a way	SIGN
Spot	SITE
One with two years to go, informally	SOPH
270° from sur	ESTE
Hide ___ hair	NOR
Prepare to skate	LACE UP
Soldier’s helmet, in old slang	TIN HAT
Place to find a crook	ARM
Downhearted	IN A FUNK
After-school helper	TUTOR
Blanket	OVERLIE
Lab dropper	PIPETTE
Character with character	EMOJI
Welcome policy at a bar	NO COVER
Bagel topper	SCHMEAR
Anthony of “In the Heights” and “Hamilton”	RAMOS
Seventh heaven	ECSTASY

Down

Clues	Answers
Unearthed	DUG UP
___ personality	ON-AIR
Duplicating machine	MIMEOGRAPH
Primary person, informally	POL
Primary person?	ADAM
Acclaims	RENOWNS
Bone attached to the patellar tendon	TIBIA
Unit of stamps	SHEET
Poet Federico García ___	LORCA
Talk show host nominated for an Academy Award	OPRAH
Whisper from Don Juan	TE AMO
Lacking	SHORT OF
Sashimi choice	TUNA
Verb in some tautologies	ARE
The “thing” in “Is this thing on?”	MICROPHONE
Che Guevara wore one	BERET
“Easy on Me” singer	ADELE
Activist Chavez	CESAR
Director Walsh of old Hollywood	RAOUL
Bygone tape type	VHS
Seeming eternity	EON
Italian dipping sauce	MARINARA
Netflix series starring the Fab Five	QUEER EYE
Legacy of 72-Down, seven of which appear among this puzzle’s answers and one more suggested by the black squares in the middle of the grid	INVENTIONS
Something that’s big with the current generation?	POWER PLANT
Actress Sorvino	MIRA
Some nights of celebration	EVES
Ethically indifferent	AMORAL
Tangential remarks	SIDENOTES
When the original Big Five ruled Hollywood	STUDIO ERA
Magical objects	TALISMANS
Union members	STATES
Those, in Spanish	ESOS
Cereal box abbr.	NT WT
Designer Miller	NICOLE
Relative of Ltd.	INC
Hosp. areas	ERS
Unleashes upon	LETS AT
Bygone tape dispenser	STOCK TICKER
Failed device meant to communicate with the dead	SPIRIT PHONE
Swerves at sea	YAWS
Org. that sets worker exposure limits	OSHA
Object in the classic painting “His Master’s Voice”	PHONOGRAPH
With [circled letters reading clockwise], American icon born 2/11/1847	THOMAS ALVA [EDISON]
Common spot for a wasp nest	EAVE
Primatologist Fossey	DIAN
You can trip on it in the desert	PEYOTE
Didn’t stop	KEPT ON
Sharer’s possessive	OUR
Late harvest mo.	OCT
Novelist Brown	DAN
Tilling tool	HOE
Without gender, in Latin	NEUTER
Egyptian god of death and rebirth	OSIRIS
Barbershop sounds	SNIPS
Kind of bond	IONIC
Seasonal inflatable	SANTA
Chaos	HAVOC
Tastes	TRIES
Board of a cosmetics company?	EMERY
Bard’s instrument	LUTE
Cougar	PUMA
Hideki ___, W.W. II prime minister	TOJO
P.I.s, e.g.	TECS
Gender abbr.	FEM
Cat’s pa	TOM
Turn bad	ROT