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Across
- Two-way titleMADAM
- Early influence on AsimovPULPS
- Early word?GOO
- SelectELITE
- Dickensian smarmy sortURIAH
- DivestedRID
- Prone to babblingGASSY
- Selection from Seagram’sGINGERALE
- One being driven somewhereSTEER
- A dozen from LisztETUDES
- Many a mountainSKIAREA
- It’s sung about in “Happy Morning” ads (c. 2006)FOLGERS
- “She’ll make point five past lightspeed” speaker (1977)HAN
- What Mexicans call “tree chicken”IGUANA
- __ friendASA
- Many Peruvians’ ancestryINCANDESCENT
- Telenovela 39 DownASTRO
- AA hubMIA
- Storage unitsDISKS
- Extraordinarily brightINCANDESCENT
- Disco-era on-air fadCBS
- A Disney channelNATGEO
- Pronomen LatineMEA
- Editorial attention-getterHOTTAKE
- Digital attention-getterSNAPPER
- AscendAVIATE
- Part of many a war hero statueSTEED
- Height of a media mogul’s ambitionSANSIMEON
- Bucks and does that aren’t deerHARES
- About 624 gigaelectron-voltsERG
- Outmoded rentalVIDEO
- Underworld visitor of Italian operaORFEO
- Opposite of “eu-“DYS
- Santa Monica, e.g.EXURB
- Spots for yachtsSLIPS
DOwn
- Storage unitMEG
- They get mineral-rights dividends every yearALASKANS
- Not the sameDISTINCT
- BefuddledATSEA
- 2009 “Forbes” Celebrity 100 novelistMEYER
- Person or pet with well-developed musclesPUG
- Brown is about 30 mi. from itURI
- Museum of Chinese in America designerLIN
- Most newsworthyPAGEONE
- Scottish offshore acresSHETLANDS
- PrimeGRADEA
- Hobbyists’ hand toolsOILERS
- 1940s home of the BushesODESSA
- Prayer __RUG
- Surname akin to RussoREID
- Most BahrainisSHIA
- Basis of comparison re primary school successAGEMATE
- Window dressingFACADES
- WithUSING
- MLB champ in just its fourth season (2001)ARI
- Immigrant, for instanceNONNATIVE
- Eccentric behaviorTIC
- “First ones in the fight” Trace Adkins tuneSEMPERFI
- Extremely involvedKNEEDEEP
- One in the leadSTAR
- Bon Bon Appétit’s “invention that redefined baking”CAKEMIX
- Much, much more than a winkEONS
- Drove awayCHASED
- Title character of 19th-century French litBOVARY
- They’ll make you smartSTINGS
- Many at MIT avoiding tuitionTAS
- Title character of 19th-century French litATHOS
- Masterpiece metaphorPEARL
- Conclusion of some presidential addressesEDU
- “The days of frost are __”: TennysonOER
- Word on a Cable Car Museum area mapNOB
- Homophone of VTB, click-wiseSOS