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Across
- 1AWatch chain
- 4ADelicious dish
- 9AComposer Thomas or Education Secretary Duncan
- 10ARegional acronym for Europe, the Middle India, East, and Africa (wut)
- 11ADelicious (and healthy) (and mild) topping for a 4A
- 13A"No worries, bruh"
- 14AIn favor of
- 15AYankee first baseman Lou named seven times an All-Star
- 16AExtended family
- 17AUnderstood
- 18AWhen doubled, a Prada clothing line
- 19APiece of cake
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(sorry) - 24APaddle
- 25AArabic for Smurf
- 26AEating quickly, like you might do with a 4A
- 28AGives off
- 29A"Why do the French have only one egg for breakfast? Because one egg is an ____" (old joke)
- 30AActress Christina of Mermaids, The Addams Family, and 200 Cigarettes
- 31ACamera type, for short
Down
- 1DDelicious (and healthy) (and pungent) topping for a 4A
- 2DUndiversified, as a farm
- 3DMathematician Mandelbrot who wrote The Fractalist
- 4DTool used to move a 4A in or out of an oven
- 5DLittle rascal
- 6DSomething you might enter so a 4A can be brought to your door
- 7DCumin, in Chandigarh
- 8DClassmate of Jakequaline, Balakay, and De-nice
- 9DComic Johnson
- 11DBand booking
- 12DFad disk of the 90's
- 16DSpy action thriller TV series starring Priyanka Chopra Jonas
- 18DDelicious fruits I've never had on a 4A (though apparently it's been done)
- 19DParable of the _____, Octavia Butler's 1993 novel everyone should read (no seriously, pause this puzzle and go read it now)
- 20DModel Campbell, actress Watts, or singer Judd
- 21DClassic 1985 Kurosawa film based on King Lear
- 22DResident of St. John's, for (very) short
- 23D1971 Piers Anthony book (or a Cockney's trumpet)
- 25DEgyptian president Abdel Fattah el-____
- 27DConsumer protection agcy.
