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NYT Across Clues

• Letters between two namesAKA
• Deliberately gives bad informationLIESTO
• Like the start of an Ironman raceSWUM
• Ben & Jerry’s sundae with an estimated 14,000 caloriesVERMONSTER
• “Yeah … never gonna happen”UHNO
• Bowie song that begins with the lyric “It’s a God-awful small affair to the girl with the mousy hair”LIFEONMARS
• Nonprofit with the tagline “No More Victims”MADD
• QuartersAREAS
• Company at the heart of an early 2000s scandalENRON
• Driving stabilizerTEE
• Issue with image quality, informally?BADREP
• Essence of the Hippocratic oathDONOHARM
• Naval agreement?AYESIR
• TracesTADS
• Fiscal arm of the executive branch, in briefOMB
• HenchmanGOON
• Easy ___STREET
• Uses one’s brainREASONS
• Nickname of 6′ 9″ N.F.L. great Ed JonesTOOTALL
• Food brand since 1922 with a Chinese character in its logoLACHOY
• “Horse, Pipe and Red Flower” painter (1920)MIRO
• Relative of Inc.LLC
• Winter Olympics equipmentSKIS
• Most smellyRIPEST
• Stop working for good?TURNEVIL
• Squares, e.g.RHOMBI
• Acapulco goldORO
• “Jeepers!”YIPES
• CorrodedATEAT
• StainTINT
• 1987 sci-fi comedy spoofSPACEBALLS
• Ireland’s best-selling solo artistENYA
• Potentially destructive marine growthALGALBLOOM
• Ones in charge: Abbr.MGMT
• AptSEEMLY
• San Francisco’s ___ ValleyNOE

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NYT Vertical Clues

• Where a high school yearbook club may meet, informallyAVLAB
• Actress KnightleyKEIRA
• Spoke spaniel?ARFED
• Casual, casuallyLOOSEYGOOSEY
• Pensione relativeINN
• Lemony Snicket antagonist named after a Salinger orphanESME
• PlaceholderSTANDIN
• Little rascalTERROR
• Director WellesORSON
• Sigma, in mathSUM
• “I can’t afford NOT to buy it!”WHATADEAL
• Not stress so much?UNDERSELL
• Online hookupMODEM
• Comic partner of StillerMEARA
• Altogether pretty goodNOTTOOSHABBY
• Indiana’s state flowerPEONY
• Comedian KevinHART
• A call for helpSOS
• The Magic, on scoreboardsORL
• Kind of cupMEASURING
• “America’s Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response” vis-à-vis Amber Alert, e.g.BACKRONYM
• Less gracious when losing, saySORER
• Pampering, in briefTLC
• Hebrew letter on a dreidelSHIN
• That’s the point!TIP
• Figure that determines an air passenger’s statusMILEAGE
• ___ effectRIPPLE
• WreckTOTAL
• Clan symbolTOTEM
• H-1B and B-1, for twoVISAS
• Head, in slangMELON
• “The Bare Necessities” bearBALOO
• Part of a classic breakup lineITSME
• BamboozleSCAM
• Popeye’s anchor, e.g., for shortTAT
• Not-so-common studio apartment shapeELL