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Rickman of the Harry Potter films
Not satisfied, as a requirement
Youngest-ever Nobel Peace Prize winner
___ v. Wade
What "muffin top" and "spare tire" are euphemisms for
Athlete's tote
Setting for "My Cousin Vinny"
Not doing much of anything
Sweet Starbucks order
Things cast by wizards
Lies in the hot, hot sun
Purpose
No longer a kid
Generous sort
"Straight Outta Compton" group
Tiny
San ___ Obispo, Calif.
OB/___ (med. specialty)
Dummies
Loose-lipped
Coat with a fur-lined hood
Photographer Adams
"See ya!"
Soprano family patriarch on "The Sopranos"
Negative campaign attacks
Tidy up
Sorento and Sportage, for two
Actor Pitt
Comments further
&
Speck of land in the ocean
Something mined in the 21st century
Org. with the motto "Because Freedom Can't Protect Itself"
"Xanadu" band, for short
Like athletes that are fresh off the bench
Entered with a halting gait
"Be with you momentarily!"
Fruit that's a citrus, not a hybrid of a pomegranate and melon
2016 film starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling … or a hint to 17-, 23-, 36- and 46-Across
___ date (pregnancy estimate)
N.B.A. team with LeBron and Bronny James, for short
Very: Prefix
Coolest temperatures of the day
"That may be the case; however ..."
Maker of the Civic and the CR-V
Decided to skip
What hot showers create
Civil rights activist Parks
Poetic foot
Tolstoy's "___ Karenina"
6/6/1944, familiarly
Harper who wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird"
Anxiety-related condition, for short
Was winning
POTUS #43
Place for luxurious pampering
One assigned female at birth and identifying as such
Similar (to)
Summon with a shout
___ Mode of "The Incredibles"
Meter or milliliter
Benefit
Baby's first word, perhaps
"Sorry, I'm bad with ___" (party excuse)
French birthplace of Charles de Gaulle
Fog or mist
Unaccompanied
Patron of sailors
Letter-shaped plumbing piece
Highest-quality
Run away
Beyond uptight
Soothe, as into a false sense of security
Get exactly right
Insult, informally
Blue, in Spanish