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NYT Across Clues

• What hearts and ships may doSINK
• German physicist after whom a unit of magnetism is namedGAUSS
• Round houses?PUBS
• “Hmm, OK”ISEE
• Surprise ending, of sortsUPSET
• “I’m starting right now!”ONIT
• Question after a digressionNOWWHEREWE
• LipEDGE
• Nonkosher lunch orderBLT
• Villain in the DC UniverseARES
• It can be a show-stopperREMOTE
• FoofarawADO
• O.R. staffersRNS
• “I’m With ___” (2016 campaign slogan)HER
• Easy markSAP
• Alaskan peakDENALI
• Who wrote “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past”GEORWELL
• 1970s-’80s RenaultsLECARS
• Like a stamp padINKY
• Classic John Donne lineNOMANISLAND
• So-soBLAH
• Republican politico MichaelSTEELE
• Garden produce named for an Italian cityROMATOES
• Driller’s blowoutGUSHER
• GrazedATE
• SufferAIL
• Escort’s offeringARM
• ChopperAXE
• Young celebrity socialiteITGIRL
• Something to break at a casino?EVEN
• Be off guardNAP
• Blacken on a grillSEAR
• Go on horseback à la Lady GodivaRIDESADDLE
• “Forever, ___” (1996 humor book)ERMA
• ImmobileINERT
• Wasatch Mountains resort townALTA
• Tanners’ suppliesDYES
• Upstanding fellowsGENTS
• Dennis the Menace, e.g.PEST

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NYT Vertical Clues

• Storied marinerSINBAD
• Princess in a Wagner operaISOLDE
• “Principia” author, 1687NEWTON
• London district famous for its botanic gardenKEW
• Picasso antiwar masterpieceGUERNICA
• Preceder of ski or midiAPRES
• Arenas typically have many of themUSES
• Finish, with “up”SEW
• “Fantasia” was the first commercial film shown in itSTEREO
• It’s measured in feet, not inchesPOEM
• Action after a change of mindUNDOSEND
• RodomontadeBIGTALK
• How mountain roads riseSTEEPLY
• Setting for the 2009 film “Precious”HARLEM
• Drop the ballERR
• Locale of Wiesbaden, GermanyHESSE
• Pearl City greetingALOHA
• Cornmeal dishGRITS
• Red and rosé, for twoWINES
• Adams behind a cameraANSEL
• 1965 Shirley Ellis hit full of wordplay, with “The”NAMEGAME
• Certain amenities for first-class passengersLEGRESTS
• Michelle Obama vis-à-vis PrincetonALUMNA
• Cooked slowly in a closed potBRAISED
• Cause for many people to scratchLOTTERY
• GobTAR
• Something well-placed?OILRIG
• Take care ofHANDLE
• GlorifiesEXALTS
• What two sets of dots within double lines indicate, in musical scoresREPEAT
• Head offAVERT
• Some long-term plans, in briefIRAS
• It’s perfectEDEN
• Like Bach’s Partita for Violin No. 3INE
• Fist-bumpDAP