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Across

• 22. "Anything ___?" (other than that)
• 24. "M" in YMCA
• 25. "Despicable Me" mastermind
• 26. Dog bark sound, in comics
• 27. Actor ___ Garfield of "The Social Network"
• 31. Self-centered sort
• 34. Texas city with the Cameron Park
• 35. Bert's pal on "Sesame Street"
• 36. ___ Stravinsky, composer known for "The Firebird" and "The Rite of Spring"
• 37. "___ a loss for words": 2 wds.
• 38. Hereditary bit of DNA
• 1. Austrian peak
• 4. It may replace sugar, in a prank
• 8. "Run" or "jump," in grammar
• 10. ___ Debussy, French composer best known for "Clair de Lune" who is associated with Impressionism
• 13. Bon ___, band known for their hit "Holocene"
• 14. Somewhat confused
• 15. Antonio ___, Baroque composer best known for "The Four Seasons" and his violin concertos
• 17. Family-run lodge, perhaps
• 18. "___ Just Not That Into You" (2009 film)
• 19. School fundraising group: Abbr.
• 20. The ___, life simulation game
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Down

• 21. Keep someone in the loop
• 22. Directional suffix with "north" or "east"
• 23. ___ van Beethoven, composer known for his "Symphony No. 9" and "Moonlight Sonata"
• 24. Fannie ___
• 25. Scandal suffix for the ages
• 28. Road ___ (anger while driving)
• 29. Supply and demand subject, for short
• 30. Strutted one's stuff
• 32. Garten of TV kitchens
• 33. "___ back and relax"
• 1. "Spring," in Hebrew
• 2. Big name in the jeans section
• 3. Before, briefly
• 4. Loads and loads
• 5. German supermarket chain (anagram of "Dali")
• 6. Young chap
• 7. Dutch garden bulbs
• 9. Johannes ___, composer known for his "Hungarian Dances" and "Symphony No. 1"
• 11. Al ___ (pasta preference)
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• 16. Victor Hugo's "___ Miserables"
• 20. ___ Rachmaninoff, composer and pianist known for his "Piano Concerto No. 2" and "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini"
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