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Universal Crossword

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5 Versatile blackjack card

Apple throwaway Tiptop

Place down Yemen neighbor *Catfish and carp (In this clue’s answer, note letters 6-8)

“___ Lisa” 52-Across, for Sylvester Loch Ness Monster, e.g. Opposite of sell

___ memory (one’s first time eating shellfish, say?)

Berry in a trendy bowl

*Seat separator (letters 3-5) Oil-drilling structure

URL ending for Wikipedia Mined over matter? *Babies delivered early, for short

(letters 5-7) Animal that “drinks” water through its skin

“___ Miserables” Basks in the sun

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38 *Easter Cadbury product (letters 4-6) CBS forensic franchise

Brit. lexicon Pat lightly *Passageway for Santa (letters 4-6) Appear to be Vine or Wall “___ you sure?”

Bird in “Looney Tunes”

World Cup chant Obnoxious child

*“This isn’t a joke!” (letters 2-4) Accomplish­ment

Bit of barbecue Australian pal Loafing People pleaser’s word

64 Poke

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1 Britain’s ___ Party

The seventh earl of Cardigan, for the word “cardigan” Cheese in a Greek salad Alternativ­e to .docx Close (but not quite) Spots to eat and study Potato bud Morse ___

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Symbol for ohms Penny worth much more than a penny, perhaps Catches in a trap

Helpful

Name that rhymes with Kelly

Deg. from Wharton Really enjoys Combined, like companies Makes a blunder

Word after “wiggle” or “escape” Understand­s Something to hang your hat on

Injure badly Airport terminal perk Cashed in

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Community represente­d at a pride parade

The price you pay PE class, usually

Shout such as 54-Across Those walking the red carpet, informally Bestsellin­g manga series Wiped clean To this day A gold one at the Olympics is actually at least 92.5% silver

___ the Riveter

Head, in French

Wild pig

Like some martinis

Little devil

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