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| Victory, in German |
| Run ___ of |
| *Noted Vegas entertainers of the 1960s |
| Choose |
| Island north of Australia |
| Company that's the subject of 'The Smartest Guys in the Room' |
| Sans-___ |
| Watch via HBO Now, e.g |
| *Residence in a row |
| *Half of a 1990s cartoon duo |
| Like some dogs in dog parks |
| Cuisine with tom yum soup |
| Scrabble 4-pointer |
| '___ Save America' (popular downloadable political show) |
| *Informal term for a brothel |
| Water hazards |
| Lilliputian, to a little 'un |
| Curved molding |
| Setting for the first panel of Bosch's 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' |
| A heart symbol, meaning 'love,' was its first graphical entry, for short |
| Machine with a treadle |
| Six-time N.L. home run leader in the 1930s and '40s |
| Dealer's query |
| *Neanderthal |
| Modern protest group |
| Deli offering |
| Source of a venomous underwater bite |
| Alternatively |
| Mom-and-pop grps |
| Digital wallet choice |
| Spanish Mrs |
| 'Treasure Island' monogram |
| Most arias |
| Dogs that take YOU for a walk? |
| Special interest group? |
| Night lights? |
| Emanuel of Democratic politics |
| *Spring festival |
| Nile biter |
| Euripides tragedy |
| Spotted |
| St. ___ (Caribbean getaway) |
| Ninth month of the Hebrew calendar |
| Executes |
| Alternative to a float |
| Stock for Wile E. Coyote |
| Nonsense |
| 'No food needed for me' |
| Fred ___, lead vocalist for Limp Bizkit |
| Applesauce eponym |
| Tailor, at times |
| Novelist Seton |
| Barrett of Pink Floyd |
| This: Sp |
| Old Chrysler |
| Full |
| Big Ten sch |
| Goes along with |
| Tit for tat? |
| Place to treat yourself |
| British pols |
| *Mr. Peanut accessory |
| Guacamole go-with |
| Popular battle royale video game |
| *Bloopers, typically |
| Bus stop: Abbr |
| Questionable political moves suggested by the answers to the nine starred clues |
| Title |
| Can opener |
| Hubbub |
| Titles for attys |
| Role for Helen Mirren, informally |
| In very few words |
| Tube travelers? |
| Indie singer ___ Case |
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