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Emotional Realism

● · By Jake A · Published 2021-04-20T17:52:31.419Z

Constructor's Note
The title refers to the literary quality the subject of the puzzle brought to their narratives.
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  • Taylor Johnson 11:29 · 2021-05-07T14:54:01.894Z
    I like how your theme answers intersected, Couple of tough clues as well!
    • Jake A constructor · 2021-05-07T15:57:55.970Z
      Thanks, Taylor! I started with the intersecting answers and worked out from there. Glad you enjoyed it!
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      Unisex garment that must feel so right!
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      Across
      1. 1A
        Unisex garment that must feel so right!
      2. 7A
        Slimmest margin in a democratic contest
      3. 12A
        Oft objectionably late hour
      4. 15A
        __ of the essence
      5. 17A
        Measure of the volume of electrons
      6. 18A
        A second home in the city, after pied
      7. 19A
        Red Dawn invader
      8. 20A
        Cooper’s hawk to a vintner
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        Venetian theatre district
      10. 23A
        Recently departed creator of beloved characters whose stories often intersect, like 33A33ATitle characters in 1955[---------------] and 14D14DTitle characters in 1954[-------------]
      11. 30A
        Colloquial phrase that may be followed by a raise
      12. 31A
        Platform for Apples
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        Title characters in 1955
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        Pols Hutchinson or Bushnell
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        What ended in an inferno on July 12, 1979 at Comiskey Park
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        Some sovereign debt
      17. 45A
        Indignant rhetorical question
      18. 46A
        Sufficient, as a facsimile
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        Flay (and what is flayed)
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        Rocked the mic
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        Some allergies and employees
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        Castro’s Cuban of choice
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        Park Muir championed
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        Of a nasal cavity
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        Wobble
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      1. 1D
        Junior Chargers drafted before he became a senior
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        Sheriff of Nottingham’s poorbox plunder, in the Disney version
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        Proxies
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        Two moons’ position vis-a-vis My Hammy, per Denny’s
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        Ending for Kevin Cost
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        Chew
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        Moorish kettledrum
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        Dick enshrined in Springfield
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        Mob rule
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        Wreaked havoc upon
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        Matron goddess of Ireland
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        Sequence leading to Fridays
      13. 14D
        Title characters in 1954
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        Salt in Sète
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        Top of the masthead, initially
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        Publicly exposed and shamed on social media, with on
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        Mexican Trilogy first
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        House and company in Austria’s capital
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        Archaic night before
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        "Crying Game" actor Stephen
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        Silent star de Putti
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        Short, familiar closing
      23. 30D
        Iwo Jima flag-raiser Hayes
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        Agency giving out digits to all Americans
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        “...For Idiots” genre
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        Not to be confused with NKOTB
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        Logical start
      28. 37D
        Geologic time equal to one billion years
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        Gradually accustom to
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        Life in one cell
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        Shore shoe
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        She’s Ms. Mia Wallace
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        To the left of center, perhaps
      34. 47D
        Comic Philips and others
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        Former Taoiseach Varadkar
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        Daybreak direction
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        A portion
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        Close community connection
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        “All set, thanks. Grabbed a bite on the way here.”
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        A D-back, for one
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        Holy papal jurisdiction
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