August 10 2019, NewsDay.com

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Flash stash
Institute
What Freud called narcissism
Most easily tied
What truants don't hear
Rocky summit?
Enviable collection
Price preceder or follower
Chocolate, in some candies
Where Burns was born
Eco energy source
About 15% of raw quinoa
Code slammed in ''Oliver Twist''
Collective wisdom
Evince antsiness
Christian Grey's eventual spouse
Rhyme for LBJ on '64 buttons
Simple generator
Common carrier
''You're joking!''
Don't just appear
Get along
Back in production
Sends back, in the legal system
Bag of tricks
''__ último'' (Felipe's ''finally'')
What Brits call gravel
Transistor descendant
Whom Aristophanes is said to have ''read''
Palm fruit eater
Traffic flow facilitator
Longstanding observation
Silk-spinning spider
Notable
Curb
Britannic forebear
Vegan substitute for gelatin
Spirit, in musical scores
Promote
Chuck alternative
2019 G20 summit host
Evidence of outstandingness
Verbal slip cover
Ill-considered confidant
Excluding
High-class diner
Exceed what's deemed to be possible
Unrealistic
''Faster than shaving'' brand of yore
Out of reach, in a way
Sicilian cuisine staple
Pic, in product names
Promotes
Shirley Temple was its Grand Marshal in early 1939 and 1999
Inclined to stump
Do some needlework?
Proceeds
Plot twist in police procedurals
Deliberate
End up off
Acting up?
It may improve your cost of leaving
What Eminem calls himself in a 2013 song
Malcontent
Bogart's five-time film foe
Erstwhile auto-pay giant
Certain collector's concern
Excluding
Thermally insulated device
Presumptuous
Intricate set of circumstances
What a certain crook might catch