November 3 2018, Wall Street Journal

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Clue
Smokes introduced in 1956
Loud signal
Show little interest in, as a meal
Like Strindberg's "Pariah"
Office newbie
Steep-roofed structure
Supplements
Runways for big models
Pageant props
Heel's come-on?
"I Love Lucy" star, when broadcast in Japan?
Hit letters
Apple aimed at the school market
Tennis analyst Mary
Andorran aunt
Faucet annoyance
Skin bump
Chess legend Mikhail
What an American napper catches
To ___ (perfectly)
Southwestern people
Pound part
Piece for paste-up
What a Greek napper catches
Jabbed a Mordor mountain?
Set straight
Approaches
Invite to the penthouse, say
Cocktail lounge furnished with caned chairs?
It may help you change your mind
Bro's kin
Clog or pump
Fall victim to a con
Poetic foot
Pen name
Hotel door feature
Lowlife who advises against flossing?
"The Jungle Book" setting
Gob
Erotic
Derriere assessor?
"No, you're not!" retort
Former sponsor of the Astros' park
Case for needles
Summer time?
Hockey player's feint
Some provide relief
"M*A*S*H" extras
Spy novelist Steinhauer
ORD estimates
"Mr. Robot" network
Fox trot relative
Like some lattes
Donkey Kong, e.g.
Just between kings?
Hood penalized with a pay cut?
Collusive group
How models are often built
Response to "Anybody home?"
Ancient assembly places
Video-compressing algorithm
Criticize intensely
Tribal emblems
Long Island town south of Oyster Bay
Oilers, now
Heads high
Ambivalent conjunction
Precipitated
Direction of dawn
"Albert Nobbs" Oscar nominee Janet
Enter angrily
Story that often goes unfinished
"Persepolis" setting
"On the hoof," in diner lingo
That guy
Walking together in the park, say
Happen again
"The Story of the Amulet" writer Edith
Kneecaps
"Don't mind ___"
Shore sidler
Sensei's skill
Charlotte ___, Virgin Islands
Some electric autos
Capital two miles high
1989 Michael Douglas thriller
Eschew partisanship, as illustrated eight times in this puzzle
Jeter and Jacobi
Torture device
At the drop of ___
What a British napper catches
"...pretty maids all in ___"
Gene's "Young Frankenstein" co-star
Big picture
Lyra's brightest
Limit spurner
Stereotypical Aussie greeting
Bridge bid that's also a Celine Dion song
Stick in the river
Signs off on
"Absolument!"
Base patrollers
Where Achilles fell
New Deal lending prog.
Garden hazards
"Deflategate" squad
Keebler's Ernie, e.g.
Coffee merchant's offerings
Overalls section
Garten in the kitchen
Ga.-based outbreak tracker
Bray beginning
Highlands tongue
Give a hoot
In a frenzy
Ten micronewtons
General store on "The Waltons"
Election preceder
Rings of light
Big name in vacuums
"Rhinoceros" playwright
Fell face-first
Grape that's also a world capital
Panini cheese
Repeat mechanically
Hotel options
God, in Hebrew
Subs
O. Henry specialty
Not moving
Cub Scouts pack leader
"Evita" surname
Ideal locales
To be, to Burgundians
Goalie protectors
Oscar-nominated title role for Peter Fonda
Marker
Trig. function