June 21 2021, New York Times

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Clue
Make sense
Many a get-rich-quick scheme
Meal cooked in a Crock-Pot
Atlanta train system
Wife of Zeus
Domesticated
Moolah
Distance between belt holes, maybe
Sign at a highway interchange
Capable of floating, as a balloon
Low-ranking "Star Trek" officer: Abbr.
Sombrero, e.g.
Smidgen
Neon or xenon
Soul singer Thomas
Wail
Sanctimonious
Ken, to Barbie
"Rocks," in a drink
Captain's place on a ship
Imposing and then some
Units on a football field: Abbr.
___ Susan (dining table centerpiece)
How long it might take for a mountain to form
Word before "bite" or "go"
Rapper ___-Z
Word sometimes confused with "lie"
"Let's put things in perspective" ... or a title for this puzzle
Martin Luther King's "Letter From Birmingham ___"
Debtors' notes
Brain divisions
Gawk at
___ menu (where to find Cut, Copy and Paste)
Longtime Yankees manager Joe
Runner Usain
Where bears hibernate
Gives a thumbs-up
Saunter
1950s-'60s singer Bobby
Bottom of the barrel
Salt Lake City's home
Stir-fried noodle dish
Jersey
Penny
Feature over many a doorway
Honorific for Gandhi
Ending with farm or home
Move from the gate to the runway, say
Mideast bigwig
"Caution - ___ paint" (sign)
Simplicity
Vindaloo accompaniment
When repeated, water cooler sound
Like a poison ivy rash
Mother of Zeus (and an anagram of 15-Across)
"Give my compliments to the ___"
Part to play
"De-e-elish!"
Chairperson, e.g.
Cousins of paddles
Cracker brand with a yellow-and-blue logo
Like Girl Scout "Mints"
Pioneering journalist Nellie
Woman's name that's also a Spanish pronoun
Made a comeback
1963 Best Actress Patricia
Never betraying
Speck of land in the sea
Kids around
The Scales
Big office supply brand
Positive responses
Shakespeare villain who says "Virtue? A fig!"
Cash register drawer
Rich vein of ore
Pompeii or Machu Picchu
Nabbed
What you're hired to do
Make sense
Many a get-rich-quick scheme
Meal cooked in a Crock-Pot
Atlanta train system
Wife of Zeus
Domesticated
Moolah
Distance between belt holes, maybe
Sign at a highway interchange
Capable of floating, as a balloon
Low-ranking "Star Trek" officer: Abbr.
Sombrero, e.g.
Smidgen
Neon or xenon
Soul singer Thomas
Wail
Sanctimonious
Ken, to Barbie
"Rocks," in a drink
Captain's place on a ship
Imposing and then some
Units on a football field: Abbr.
___ Susan (dining table centerpiece)
How long it might take for a mountain to form
Word before "bite" or "go"
Rapper ___-Z
Word sometimes confused with "lie"
"Let's put things in perspective" ... or a title for this puzzle
Martin Luther King's "Letter From Birmingham ___"
Debtors' notes
Brain divisions
Gawk at
___ menu (where to find Cut, Copy and Paste)
Longtime Yankees manager Joe
Runner Usain
Where bears hibernate
Gives a thumbs-up
Saunter
1950s-'60s singer Bobby
Bottom of the barrel
Salt Lake City's home
Stir-fried noodle dish
Jersey
Penny
Feature over many a doorway
Honorific for Gandhi
Ending with farm or home
Move from the gate to the runway, say
Mideast bigwig
"Caution - ___ paint" (sign)
Simplicity
Vindaloo accompaniment
When repeated, water cooler sound
Like a poison ivy rash
Mother of Zeus (and an anagram of 15-Across)
"Give my compliments to the ___"
Part to play
"De-e-elish!"
Chairperson, e.g.
Cousins of paddles
Cracker brand with a yellow-and-blue logo
Like Girl Scout "Mints"
Pioneering journalist Nellie
Woman's name that's also a Spanish pronoun
Made a comeback
1963 Best Actress Patricia
Never betraying
Speck of land in the sea
Kids around
The Scales
Big office supply brand
Positive responses
Shakespeare villain who says "Virtue? A fig!"
Cash register drawer
Rich vein of ore
Pompeii or Machu Picchu
Nabbed
What you're hired to do