January 11 2020, Wall Street Journal

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Clue
Li , e.g.
Boom, for example
They usually play an A to tune the orchestra
Armisen of “Portlandia”
Meditative life force
Sch. whose seal features a trident
Devastated
Top-of-the-line
Be impressively effective
Applicant must be able to paint the area between Alaska and Russia
Couples
Smoky shaft
“Your guess is as good as mine”
More adverse to sleep
It can be passed or tipped
Atomic clock part
Applicant must be able to explain finance using symbols like ;-)
Cook of Apple
Security problems
Hoodwinked
L.A.’s Melrose, e.g.
Univ. dorm overseers
Nursery fixture
Post patrollers, for short
Applicant must be able to transport tight undergarments across town
1962 John Wayne movie set in Africa
The 102nd Infantry’s Sergeant Stubby, e.g.
Up in arms
Lip malady
MLB decision makers
Seneca foe
Applicant must be odoriferous and skilled at data entry
Applicant must make cookies and pies while others are having a smoke
German article
Sloth, e.g.
Hangs out, say
Paradises
Sparkly science museum finds
Like a banana in a banana split
Applicant must be more vulgar than our other metalworkers
Swarm
Fixed fight finish
Some SAT takers
Worn-down piece
Muck-a-muck
Kenyan people
Meditative school
Applicant must help a group of pentagram worshipers
French toast
East, in Austria
Olympic gold medalist swimmer Coughlin
Cabaret cousin
Singer Lovato
Pats down
Applicant must be foul while calling fouls
Blow a gasket
Castle fortification
Aid for getting things off top shelves
Prominent smilodon feature
Intelligence pro
Slippery fish
Danglers in a deli
“Skedaddle!”
Receipt line
So gross
River from Pittsburgh
Pilfer
Field stratum
The Nittany Lions’ sch.
Crumb carrier
No-goodniks
“I bet!”
Restrain
Bruins legend
Hollywood’s Lupino
Faith that venerates kami
Latin music’s Puente
WHIP or ERA
Political patron with deep pockets
Agitates
Happen next
Dissuade
Pitcher Tekulve
Founder of Egypt’s 19th Dynasty
Minus
Some frozen desserts
Lava, for example
Survivalist’s stockpile
“Thus...”
Design on glass
Star in Cetus
Leave off
To-do list item
Wrestling need
“___ heard enough”
“The Fountainhead” protagonist Howard
Clarinetist Shaw
Take the wheel
Behind
“The Alienist” author Caleb
Vandalized, in a way
Like some suit pants
Painter Lichtenstein
Tribulation
Agnus ___
“The Playboy of the Western World” dramatist
Disfigure
Run after release
Staggers
You can get down from it
TV show covering Hollywood since 1991
Dresden draft
They cross at Xings
Busy worker
Skilled
King of Maine, e.g.
Much-impersonated icon
Coleridge or Keats
Judy’s daughter
Flat
Car scar
Dirt road annoyance
Fighters’ org.
Boxers’ kin
Greek peak
Polite palindromic address
“Are we all set?”
Dawns
Customary
Shows derision
Flooring wood
Volleyball shot
Mann of song
Wireless microphone spot
Asks for scraps
Mystical glow
Zwei follower
Lion’s share
Chrysalis, e.g.
Charon ferried across it
Cop-supporting org.
Floppy disk developer
Stadium cheer
He co-wrote “Heroes” with Bowie