October 31 2020, New York Times

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Clue
Standout work
Disney villain based on King Claudius
´, in French
Site of an early miracle
Dance craze during the Roaring Twenties
Lacking in excitement
Pioneering band in nu metal
Dark ___
Actor Malek
Onetime trade org.
Hiss at a Congressional hearing
Food from a bar
"Yeah, you wish!"
Post-marathon treatment, maybe
It's a thing in Mexico
Product that becomes an item to which it's applied after shifting the last letter one spot down in the alphabet
Part of Comedy Central's logo
Heavy hitter?
Jets
___ minute (cooked to order)
Protective wear around shellfish, maybe
Wow, just wow
Route for pulling a boat
Form of graffiti
Choices for sushi chefs
Hyper-
A to B, say: Abbr.
Break
A to B, say
Edit menu option
Coup target
Cheese from Wales, not southeastern Pennsylvania
Battle of the Hedgerows locale
Deserving more credit
Acknowledged
Strip of ownership
Patronized
Parrot, in a way
Like hen's teeth
Soarer by the shore
It's noted for its alums
"Les Nuits d'___" (Berlioz work)
Layered fare
Petrol unit
Activity of self-interest
Pantyhose problems
Insect depicted in hieroglyphics
Terrapin topper
Bubbly
Sources of crunch for a salad
Things on the small slide?
Came unhinged
Crispy order at a Japanese restaurant
Abbr. in a sports injury report
Office chair feature
Something fit for a king or queen
Titular children's song lyric after "Et la tête!"
One way to get rid of things
Ending with Angel
Dweller in the Himalayas
Course for many a high schooler, in brief
Who allegedly said "No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country"
Lissome
A bunch
Overseas insurance giant
European city where the first carbonated beverage was invented
Move quickly, as a cloud
Narrow inlets
Crackerjack
Timecard entries: Abbr.