September 17 2020, LA Times

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Clue
Big bash
Lestrade's rank, in Sherlock Holmes stories: Abbr.
Music rights org.
Hose color
Ward of TV's "FBI"
Rattle
Excursion in a Loire Valley town?
Others, to Pablo
Former trucking watchdog agcy.
Newscast attention-getter
National capital on the Cape Verde Peninsula
Horse of southeastern France?
Improve, as a highway
Composer Rorem
Rome's __ Veneto
Going down
Way off the highway
Relative in a Cote d'Azur family?
Minute Maid Park player, to fans
Rickety, say
"Queen Sugar" creator DuVernay
Clear dishes from
More work
Swindle at a French festival?
"Because __ so!!"
Relieve
Day-__
"Dust-colored," in Hindustani
Hybrid linguistic term that hints at the answers to 17-, 25-, 36- and 51-Across
Aspect of a problem
Accommodates
"Desperate Housewives" character
Set of beliefs
Old-time dagger
Lip
Reeking
Nissan Leaf and Toyota Prius
River through Reno
Scand. locale
Ratio phrase
Synthetic rubber used in waders
Winter weather aftermath
"Islands in the Stream" duettist
Loved
Man-goat of myth
Tough mutt
Japanese carrier that sponsors a major LPGA event
Box score abbr.
Low clouds
"__ of Us": Joan Osborne hit
City addr. info
Eggs
Point
Velvet feature
London's Old __
Serengeti bovine
Enlists again
Flood
Richmond winter hrs.
Sounding like a dove
Cul-de-__
FDR power program
Was a candidate
Falls for lovers?
Newsstand buys
1800s Mexican leader Juárez
Flash drive port
Shoeshine targets
Microwaved
Longtime Utah senator Hatch
They're just what the doctor ordered
Massachusetts motto starter
Louisville-based fast-food company
Laugh syllable
Nolan Ryan, notably
Dumbbell abbr.