July 24 2020, Wall Street Journal

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Clue
Vail lifter?
200 in the Daytona 500
Triumphant cry from a hacker
Darling dog
Company division
Mikhail Gorbachev’s first lady
It’s described in Revelation 19
Ran in the paper
Some are hard to break
Plan for senior yrs.
Violinist Ben-Ari
Middies’ sch.
Four-legged omens
Churchill trademark
Place for working on your figure
Letter after 24-Down
Eighth cal. page
Bishop’s domain
One might hold a dog
1960s arena, for short
Loretta of “M*A*S*H”
Hit bottom?
Workers in some colonies
Finish a hole
Poehler and Sedaris
D.C. baseballer
Lightweight cotton cloth
March honoree, familiarly
Longtime NBC Symphony conductor
Jrs. take them
Symbol of life
___ impasse
Multigenerational account
Bestselling game set in a deserted world
Jason’s portrayer in “Jason Bourne”
Blows up, informally
“Who Let the Dogs Out” group ___ Men
Over again
Scratchy
Donizetti’s “___ di Lammermoor”
Shortly, in sonnets
Ice cream buy
No. to measure against
Like “To be or not to be”
1003, in old Rome
First word of “Send In the Clowns”
Constant critics
“The Fountainhead” protagonist Howard
Intern’s assignment
Coop group
“The Luncheon on the Grass” and “Olympia,” for two
Customary
Letter before 32-Across
FirstEnergy Stadium team
Permitted
Up, in a way
Goading remark
Gone down
Mayflower fleet
“Thumbs down from me”
Owner of las Islas Canarias
Oscar-winning producer David
Agreed-upon currency exchange rate
Middle East bigwigs
“___ wahr?” (“Not true?”)
Hiking helps
___ Minor
Without a date
Betamax developer
Invites
Falafel holder
Med. sch. course
Color, like you might want to do with the title’s last word
Floppy top