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| New York Times crossword of April 14th, 2024 other clues |
| Signed |
| Like Troy in the "Iliad" |
| Pull (out), as a win |
| City in San Bernardino County |
| BEFORE: Game with annoying pop-ups? |
| Turns off |
| High-fashion inits. |
| Cardiac conduit |
| Country whose national animal is the elephant |
| Member of an elite fighting force |
| BEFORE: Theme park chain |
| QVC alternative |
| BEFORE: Rear-end, e.g. |
| BEFORE: Having physical form |
| Bouncy melody |
| Meeting places |
| Basic cable channel |
| Route |
| BEFORE: Begin operating effectively |
| BEFORE: December temp worker |
| I.R.S. ID |
| Like some ancient Greek poetry |
| Cargo |
| Game console that debuted in 2006 |
| Mobile platform |
| Loose item at the bottom of a fast-food bag |
| Basic cable channel |
| "Bond. James Bond," e.g. |
| Swamp creature, informally |
| Dirty water inside a ship |
| Wraps (up) |
| Brew |
| A bull market it is not! |
| First-and-second bet |
| Home to Millennium Park |
| Existential threat in 2021's "Don't Look Up" |
| Spoke at length |
| Like Constantinople from 1453 to 1922 |
| Results of an iron deficiency? |
| First name in 1990s alternative rock |
| Enormous |
| Showing embarrassment |
| A.P. Stylebook entry that lost its hyphen in 2011 |
| Buck, in slang |
| Target competitor |
| Hall-of-Fame QB John |
| Martini & ___ (beverage brand) |
| Mythical bird |
| Stop on a major tour |
| Gas station convenience |
| Some linemen: Abbr. |
| Mozart's "Così Fan ___" |
| Scatterbrained |
| Biden's signature 2022 legislation addressing rising prices, for short |
| AFTER: Shakespearean title starter |
| Get down, so to speak |
| Conked out |
| Extract |
| Once-popular rug style |
| Sails in a zigzag way |
| Outstanding |
| Cape Colony settlers |
| With ___ to (acknowledging) |
| Assistant of classic film |
| Bowed |
| Painter Mondrian |
| Disappear ... like the circled creatures might do, if not for the 112-/114-Across |
| Monopoly set, for short |
| Dishes |
| Before, to Shakespeare |
| Tiny "canvas" on which to paint |
| Shows signs of disuse |
| Mission honored by the "Fallen Astronaut" lunar memorial |
| With 114-Across, conservation law that celebrated its 50th anniversary in December 2023 |
| See 112-Across |
| Before now |
| Not fine |
| New ___ |
| Sushi garnish |
| Web portal with a butterfly logo |
| Senator Joni of Iowa |
| Screens, say |
| Some U.K. Lords |
| Social media symbols |
| BEFORE: Coupon stipulation |
| Greek heroine tempted by golden apples |
| Salt, symbolically |
| When "golden goals" are scored, for short |
| Submitted with TurboTax |
| Psychoanalyst Alfred |
| Enjoys a home-cooked meal |
| Joins a pot |
| Response to "Are we there yet?" |
| App used to track fertility |
| Dust-up |
| John Denver's "Thank God ___ Country Boy" |
| FedEx alternative |
| Nashville attraction, with "the" |
| Group of connected PCs |
| With sickly pallor |
| "Succession" family name |
| Something you might break into |
| Lydic of "The Daily Show" |
| Bel ___ cheese |
| AFTER: Tiny amount |
| Soccer star ___ Morgan |
| Scoff in Offenbach |
| Scat syllable |
| Suffix with Paul or marion |
| AFTER: Slangy "Amen" |
| Broadway letters of success |
| Theme park known for its international food |
| "Are you ___ out?" |
| AFTER: Military pattern |
| Two shakes |
| Brobdingnagian |
| AFTER: Like some statues |
| AFTER: Target of a facial cleanser |
| Houston sch. |
| Back, in a way |
| Langston Hughes poem about racial inequality |
| Baldwin who was the first to play Jack Ryan |
| All together |
| Hordes |
| Philip II of ___, father of Alexander the Great |
| Pinnacle achievement, metaphorically |
| Solar phenomenon |
| How one might bolt upright |
| "The Future of Law Enforcement," according to a 1987 movie |
| Pop-ups can lead to them |
| AFTER: Actress Rowlands |
| Ooze |
| Carpenter's curve cutter |
| Under the counter, say |
| One on the links? |
| Hagen who wrote "Respect for Acting" |
| Covering for a pomegranate seed |
| Capone adversary, informally |
| Substance originally made with animal fat and wood ash |
| Without much thought |
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