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New York Times, October 24th 2021

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October 24th 2021 Answers

Clue Solution
One known as "the Alive, the Eternal" ALLAH
Checkout option DEBIT
Org. featured in 2011's "Contagion" CDC
Tiff SPAT
___ Rose, Catherine O'Hara's character on "Schitt's Creek" MOIRA
Chevron subsidiary TEXACO
Language in the Tai family LAO
Kind of skirt HULA
Your ex's new date whom you just can't stand? OFFENSIVEREBOUND
Tabloid twosome ITEM
Lose sleep (over) STEW
Off AMISS
"Su-u-ure" IBET
Half of a legal warning CEASE
There are 24 in a cuboctahedron EDGES
Make a big stink RAISEHELL
Kegels, e.g.? FLOOREXERCISE
Getting up there OLDISH
Poet Rainer Maria ___ RILKE
"___ yourself" SUIT
First winner of the Nebula Award for best science fiction novel (1965) DUNE
It's just passing DEE
Therapists' org. APA
Director Craven WES
First square of a crossword? STARTINGBLOCK
Walking the dog, for instance YOYOTRICK
One might bend over backward YOGI
Who actually lives in Lapland, some say SANTA
Accord maker HONDA
Author of 29 Federalist Papers MADISON
Laugh and a half RIOT
Playwright who wrote "Those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything" SHAW
"I'll be your waiter tonight," e.g.? SERVICELINE
Raison d'___ ETRE
Do a certain developer's job CODE
Something a mover or a movie might have TRAILER
Threesome TRIAD
The "B" in its name stands for "brush" ORALB
Oldest independent state in the Arab world OMAN
Genre for "Booksmart" and "Clueless" TEENMOVIE
Conspiracy theory so wild that it can't be aired? UNPLAYABLELIE
Trident look-alike PSI
___ jam INA
Small bird TIT
"I did it!" TADA
Southern cooking staple OKRA
Things you can crack without damaging them DOORS
Affix with a click SNAPON
Plan to leave at a very specific evening time? SEVENTENSPLIT
Orangish shade TANGERINE
Fill with joy ELATE
Stirs up ROILS
Doctor Zhivago YURI
Where subs are standard DELIS
Semiaquatic creature NEWT
Missing AWOL
Blackjack dealer? DESIGNATEDHITTER
Niche mag ZINE
Stick (out) JUT
Product that increases volume MOUSSE
"Moonlight" actress Janelle MONAE
Joie de vivre ZEST
One doing inside work SPY
Chain whose name derives from its founders, the Raffel brothers ARBYS
Orchard products PEARS
Book before Obadiah AMOS
Converted apartment, perhaps LOFT
"That's ___" LIFE
Question after an argument has died down AREWEOK
Solo traveling in space HAN
Crafts DEVISES
Frequent subjects of Taylor Swift songs EXES
Measures, in music BARS
Word that can precede or follow pack ICE
Actor Menzies who won an Emmy for "The Crown" TOBIAS
Fills (in) CLUES
One hell of a writer? DANTE
One way for packages to arrive, in brief COD
Protect SHIELD
"Quiet!," rudely PUTALIDONIT
Lager alternatives ALES
Subdued TAME
"It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" brand TIMEX
Herb used in smudging rites SAGE
Theater award OBIE
Stars CELEBS
Approached DREWTO
Actress Moreno RITA
___ Kong HONG
Melee FRAY
Abdominal procedure, for short LIPO
Skin-care brand OLAY
Dry biscuit used as baby food RUSK
Op. ___ (footnote abbr.) CIT
Any slice of pizza, geometrically SECTOR
Greek goddess associated with witchcraft HEKATE
Archaeologist's workplace DIGSITE
Workers' advocate, informally UNIONREP
Young partner? ERNST
Back way, often SIDEROAD
Winona of "Stranger Things" RYDER
Work, work, work TOIL
Texas border city LAREDO
"C'est la vie" OHWELL
"Ay" follower CARAMBA
"Now We Are Six" author MILNE
Crush, as a test ACE
German denials NEINS
Members of a certain den SCOUTS
Enter without permission HORNIN
A wood frog's ability to freeze itself in winter and an octopus's ability to change color, for two ADAPTATIONS
Vaccine holder VIAL
In with AMIDST
Props for majorettes BATONS
Bird with an annual 18,000-mile round-trip migration TERN
Instrument that's a homophone of 69-Down VIOL
Crucifix inscription inits. INRI
___ New York (Brooklyn neighborhood) EAST
2020 Democratic also-ran YANG
It's nada to Nadal LOVE
Actor/comedian Barinholtz IKE
Dieted ATELESS
Summer shoe style OPENTOE
Bed of straw PALLET
Who's talking on the phone? SIRI
Personality that's hard to read ENIGMA
Pass over, in a way ELIDE
Mathematician John Forbes ___ Jr. NASH
Visually evaluate EYEUP
Out of practice RUSTY
Boo-oo-oo, say RAZZ
Boo-boo OWIE
Smear DAUB
Site for some creative entrepreneurs ETSY
What Vulcan's forge lay underneath, in myth ETNA
Sport WEAR
"___ chic!" TRES
Party people, for short? DJS
Repeated word in the U.S. postal creed NOR
Rapscallion IMP

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