December 26 2021, USA Today

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Clue
___ mocha
Anti-theft devices
Device with a mute button
B-school subject
Navigation device
Failure of concentration
Frequently
Construction site sign
___ Paulo
Twisted snack
Supplement rich in omega-3 fatty acids
Choreography bit
Says
"You're getting close!"
Many moons
Like Saoirse Ronan and Maeve Binchy
Was in line
Like some skirt patterns
Aired again on TV
Chimps and bonobos
"The Souls of Black Folk" author Du Bois
Pre-grilling sauce
Answering machine prompt
Sailing vessel
Rode a bike
Raw dish often eaten with wasabi
Crotch-to-cuff measurements
Vacant area used for baseball games
Tofu type preferred for miso soup
Urban road
Profs' aides
___-dried tomatoes
Went too fast
Fawn's father
Alma mater of Anthony Bourdain
Metallic rock
Soft metal in pewterend
Be compassionate
Happy
Letters on some lip balms
Hacker on "Leverage"
___ in comparison
Garment seen on Indian runways
Phrase on Idaho license plates
Word before "porch" or "page"
Did some porch pirating
"You're ___ best!"
CPR expert
Game no team wins
Fastpitch official, for short
Workplace for some vet techs
Drainage system
Swing to and ___
Strap attached to a horse
Basic typeface
Grows in size
2006 biopic about Peter Rabbit's creator
Minor quarrel
One who performs noble deeds
On a daily ___
"___ your problem . . ."
French for "without"
Grandma
"Hooray for me!"
"Why don't we!"
XXX-XX-XXXX (Abbr.)
Vessel for frying jiaozi
___ Vegas
Went too fast
Shows no promise
Name that sounds like two letters
Great Lake or French suffix
Snowballs, paintballs, etc.
School official who reports to a chancellor or a provost
Flaw in a can
Basic idea