July 2 2020, Wall Street Journal

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Clue
Like some breakups
Secret message inclusions
Urgent initialism
Words on Alice’s cake
Programmer’s repeated sequence
Gerald O’Hara’s Georgia home
Stubborn title princess of opera
Brand formerly advertised as “The Original Twister”
Loretta of TV’s “M*A*S*H”
Bought it, so to speak
“Oh, that makes sense”
Caress
Flip
Cuisine featuring olives, sesame seeds and chickpeas
Likelier to raise eyebrows
Gymnast Raisman
Discreet utterance
Arrives at SFO, say
Fiery pepper
Have a hunch
Grumpy colleague
Republic on the Gulf of Guinea
Finish
Deep sleep
Lennon’s bride
Manhattan merchant next to St. Patrick’s
Problem for a wordsmith, and a clue to five figures hidden in this puzzle
Sarcastic response
Jai ___
Permitted
Itsy-bitsy nuisance
Buffs
With consequences
Feature of a Scrabble board’s center square
Fool
Military mind game, for short
Converged
Monoxyde de dihydrogène
Maroon
Food that chef Tom Kerridge says is “like the poshest bacon ever”
Hairy Himalayan
Greenwich gents
First name in civil rights
What Princeton and Yale became in 1969
Blemish
Puzzled
Hamiltons
Butter up?
Item on the grill
Pro filer
QVC alternative
Parting words
Move laterally
Terrier on “Frasier”
Looks from Groucho
Overhead rails
Reuben base
Publicists’ packets
“Smooth” guitarist Carlos
Cut slightly
Color variations
Prelude to a kiss
Opposite creator
Goal for a DH
Big name in the yogurt aisle
Coll. senior’s test
Sign up
End of a rooster’s cry
Starts a triathlon
Round-the-world trip
St. Peter’s Basilica attraction
Wolverine’s cousin
Ride the rapids
Cabbage concoction
Thunder stroke
Low island
Market debut, for short
Arm muscle, informally