December 31 2020, New York Times

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N.B.A. stat
Number of stripes on la bandera mexicana
Relay, e.g.
Oscar-winning actor for "Moonlight" and "Green Book"
Chew (out)
Actress Clarke of "Game of Thrones"
Rapper MC ___
Plant that lacks true roots and leaves
Be surpassed by
Broker's request for funds
Averts, with "off"
Product with the slogan "Trust the power within"
James Merritt ___, pioneer in American lithography
Modest
Digital currency
Foot with a short part and a long part
Places to crash
Layer
Goes downhill
Game that's 100% luck
___-vivre (ability to live elegantly)
Modern know-it-all
Epic collapse
Literally, "way of the gods"
Capital of Italy's Apulia region
Sums set aside, say
One of 64 divisions of Louisiana
Highlighter of tihs clue?
Certain tailored suit
Capital of Fiji
Not-so-great grade
Put together, as assets
Send off
Like Haydn's Symphony No. 12
Squirming, maybe
Goes out with
Something to take or hang
Chicken ___ (certain entree, informally)
District attorney's offering, maybe
Game with sets and runs
Diner or sleeper
Adjust, as skates
Two under
Local economy makeup ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme
Faces of the digital age?
In relation to
Big roll
Informal times, in ads
New Mexico's ___ Ski Valley
Legal limits?
Chow
Quantity equal to about seven glasses of wine
Minor market move
Shipload
:-(
Winner of a record 26 Oscars
Ab ___ (from the start)
Went forward without a plan
Manhattan's SoHo has a noted one
Where swimmer Katie Ledecky won four Olympic golds
"Flash Gordon" and others
Pine (for)
Woodchuck of the western U.S.
A one-hit Wonder he's not
Violently temperamental sorts
Titan of industry
Froth
Old man
Shrouded
Razor-sharp