January 30 2022, New York Times

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Rock subgenre named for its vocal aesthetic
Like some space-saving beds
Styles that are picked, informally
Amateur
Disinclined (to)
Royal figure of sci-fi
Grammy for Kendrick Lamar's "DAMN." or Cardi B's "Invasion of Privacy"
Shuts down
American, abroad
Apt name for a worrier
Moving toward equilibrium, in biology
Legerdemain
Horse color
Prepares for a Ms. Olympia competition, say
Tiny foragers
"Here's an example ..."
Insect with distinctive pincers
Without stop
Subj. for some future bilinguals
Sources of music in musicals
Splinter group
Brewing brothers
Capital of Japan's Hyogo Prefecture
It might be broken in overtime
Waits to publish, as an article
Second-rate
Pronoun pairing
Loop trains
Hornswoggle
De-creased
Luxury Hyundai
"Still da ___" (Trina title track of 2008)
Fluster
Kind of squash
One using cloves or garlic
What gets filled at a shell station?
Monthly condition, for short
Hairstyle protectors
Tabbouleh topping
Build, as interest
Kind of test
Board figure, informally
Recipe unit
Goddess in a peacock-drawn chariot
Marilyn Monroe wore a fuchsia one while singing "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend"
Beverage that was a medieval source of nutrition
___ President
Literary protagonist raised by wolves
"The Sound of Music" household
"Horned" creature
Turn one's back on
Laces (into)
Apelike
University of Montana city
Weasel word?
___ Fielding, co-host of "The Great British Bake Off" beginning in 2017
Suffering from a losing streak, in poker slang
Secret exits represented five times in this puzzle's grid
"Bus Stop" playwright
Camping shelter
Advocates
Romanov ruler
Vulnerable
Most likely to inspire "thirst"
Twins, e.g., for short
Site with tech tutorials
Gets out of a grave situation?
Scores for placekickers
Mental health org.
They're thumped at supermarkets
Balls
Overly simplistic
Bake-off equipment
Major-___ (pro ballplayer)
OB/GYNs, e.g.
Application
Royal pain
Circus apparatus
Laugh or cry, say
"Old MacDonald Had a Farm" sounds
N.Y.C. retailer with a famed holiday window display
Rum ___ Tugger (cat in "Cats")
Like a romantic evening stroll, perhaps
[someone else's error]
Cause chaos
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"That's it?"
Camping shelter
Only person to win an Oscar, Emmy and Tony in the same year (1973)
Kitty ___, stunt performer once known as the "fastest woman in the world"
Four-limbed animals
"Raiders of the Lost Ark" biter
Plato's P
Halloween decorations that can be made with cotton balls
Heavy metal's "Prince of Darkness"
"Am ___ only one?"
Level
Some skin-care products
Power up
A.L. East squad: Abbr.
Slice, for one
Give the ___
Stopover
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Put on ice
Traffic control org.
Disco ___ (iconic garment for Lady Gaga)
"Chandelier" singer, 2014
Longtime record label
Annexes
Rube Goldberg machines, e.g.
Like some vaccines
A, in Berlin
Incline
Expansive work of art, usually
Disreputable
Annual Austin festival, familiarly
"This is too much"
One to be dethroned
One being coddled, maybe
Lacking any adulteration
Zing
One who may have attachment issues?
Small Nintendo console, once
Spring month in France
___ 1, Yuri Gagarin's spacecraft
Cries in a tattoo parlor
Frothy coffee invented in Greece
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Sign of resistance
Some bank deposits
Foul mood
Pelicans' home, informally
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Girl in a tartan
Miner discoveries
Relative of "Hey!"
March Madness "trophy"
Road goo
Maliciously reveal personal info about online
"Mais ___!"