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North Sea bird
→•Pop singer Rita
→•__ educado: rude, in Spanish
→•Sacred animals in Nara, Japan
→•Painter's calculation
→•Tuscan city known for a campanile
→•Six-time MLB All-Star Moisés
→•Like flan
→•__ oath
→•"Saving Fish From Drowning" novelist
→•Access, in a way
→•"Just do it," e.g.
→•"Yo!" de Cologne?
→•Green transport, gray water recycling, etc.
→•Saw places
→•Stands by
→•"Gaycation" co-host
→•Style guides?
→•Strange
→•Drink that may be topped with cardamom
→•"Be right with ewe!" sounds?
→•Key part of an exit strategy
→•Bylaw, for short
→•Diagnostic test, for short
→•Word in Spanish 101 and French 101
→•Low-quality internet content
→•"Be right with you!"
→•Capacity built via repetition
→•Korean company whose name means "three stars"
→•Maven
→•Part of a viral load?
→•"Complicated" singer Lavigne
→•Attract
→•Means of access for some watering holes
→•Grad
→•Isabel Allende's "La __ de los espíritus"
→•"Sure, hon"
→•Reacts to a riot, say
→•University founded by Booker T. Washington
→•Preferring platonic connections, for short
→•What files can help with
→•Jumped out of one's skin?
→•Place to enter a security code
→•Porowski of "Queer Eye"
→•Go unused
→•Pen
→•Terrarium growth
→•Ephemeral post, colloquially
→•"__ help!"
→•Common tamale ingredient
→•Proceeds without a pause
→•"Tell the truth!"
→•Billboard entries
→•Dough
→•Small bluff
→•"Over there," in Portuguese
→•Groups with routine practice sessions
→•Habitat for some gnomes
→•Chaps whose business is picking up?
→•RSVP part
→•Admits
→•Audrey Tautou film
→•Umami-rich snack
→•Parent who seems to do it all
→•How donburi is served
→•Ancient Egypt's "plant of immortality"
→•One who takes things the wrong way?
→•Garage equipment
→•Pantry pest
→•Poetic preposition
→•Cheer syllable
→•TV monitor
→•Big rig
→•Fraction of a min.
→•Capital west of Stockholm
→•Lake __ Vista, Florida
→•Minuscule
→•"Finally!," or what can be found in 18-, 30-, 46-, and 59-Across
→•Current source
→•Sesame Street denizen
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