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WSJ Crossword Solution Guide
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| Clue |
| La La Land setting |
| Like the Brandenburg Gate’s columns |
| Brand with a torch logo |
| Removes evidence of fallibility |
| Norman in George W. Bush’s administration |
| Like CD and Blu-ray media |
| Figuring out what “The Thinker” is thinking about? |
| Photo app options |
| A seeming eternity |
| Move swiftly |
| Common purpose |
| Saloon stock |
| Soul seller |
| Nickname akin to Liz |
| West African nation with a policy of benevolence? |
| Brightest star in Scorpius |
| Bit of fen flora |
| Respectful 79-Across |
| Venmo recipients |
| Social insect |
| Kaley of “The Flight Attendant” |
| Woodland home of a supermarket worker? |
| Paul of “The Fabelmans” |
| Turning tools |
| British track athlete Steve |
| Critical remark |
| Fire proof |
| Spill over |
| Film for which Denzel Washington won his first Oscar |
| Psyche component |
| Pretender |
| Genius at baseball and football trivia? |
| Bloke |
| Capitol Bldg. figure |
| Lamenting lines |
| Pollster’s determination |
| End for cyto- or proto- |
| Fitness |
| Like villains, at times |
| Ultimatum finish |
| Crematory vessels |
| Northern seabird nesting in newly fallen snow? |
| Parade sight |
| Walk doggedly |
| Align |
| Nation whose official languages are French and Creole |
| Life summaries, for short |
| Gets into a habit, say |
| Hoffman putting money into a Broadway show? |
| Puma part |
| Social insect |
| Cry from the bleachers |
| Acting mindlessly |
| Long time, in London |
| Precocious title character in an Oscar-winning film |
| Corrupt, quaintly |
| Launch into a core-strengthening routine? |
| Jagged peaks |
| Smoothed out |
| Wrapped garment |
| Mass of stones on a mountain slope |
| Meal that includes eating of the maror |
| Gifts from Mom and Dad |
| “Calendar Girl” singer |
| Where the x-axis and y-axis cross |
| Warning |
| In present condition |
| “Underworld” director Wiseman |
| Accepting bribes, say |
| “Double Fantasy” musician |
| Made deeper, as a trench |
| Wandering |
| Pointy teeth |
| Ga. airport code |
| Sch. with an annual Mystery Hunt |
| Like some currents |
| “___’s Way” (1993 Brian De Palma film) |
| “Full House” twins |
| Disapproving glances |
| MLB bigwigs |
| In the distant past |
| Cabinet wood |
| Sadat succeeded him |
| Flight part |
| Puts one’s foot down, perhaps |
| Having a jaunty rhythm |
| Tablet text |
| Intensive H.S. science course |
| Green field? |
| Sweet counterpart |
| Bore |
| Memorial mound |
| Prime |
| Made a mess of |
| Flammable gas |
| Outdo |
| BB-8, for one |
| Less exciting |
| Interest or benefit |
| Four-time Australian Open champ |
| Head honchos |
| Builder’s figures |
| Bounty hunter shot by Han Solo |
| Present partially |
| Head line |
| Fissures |
| Group with a continental travel pass |
| Cut back |
| Number from a dealer |
| 2020-22 Chuck Lorre sitcom |
| Divisors and dividends, e.g. |
| Take to work, say |
| Zealot |
| Zippo product |
| Site of a canted campanile |
| Flowers in much Chinese art |
| Bully, say |
| Some sacrifices |
| Ho Chi Minh City, before 1976 |
| Pistons’ place |
| Police traps |
| Lisbon lady |
| Famous |
| Gradual narrowing |
| Peruse |
| Richard of “Primal Fear” |
| “My lips ___ sealed” |
| Fuming feeling |
| French article |
| Bellhop’s burden |
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