Star of the film version of the book referenced in 15-Across/25-Down Sped '80s White House hopeful Soon Soon Shortly Shortly Sci-fi destination Sci-fi destination Satellite community? Sci-fi destination Sign in a French shop Supply at a French smoke shop Soda for dieters Soda debut of 2005 Soda debut of 2005 Spirited exhortation Spirited exhortation Seeking victory Seeking victory Split an Uber? Split an Uber? Sweet farewell Sweet farewell Setting for the answers to the three starred clues - appropriately enough, given their initials Setting for the answers to the three starred clues - appropriately enough, given their initials Statistic in demography Sparkle Sparkle Started to cry, with "up" Started to cry, with 'up' Seminary deg. Seminary deg. Small coffee cups Small coffee cups Site for a hazmat suit Strap-on leg supports Supports for a lower joint Supports for a lower joint Stopped relaxing, maybe Suddenly showed interest Suddenly showed interest Snack items spelled using only the letters of 36-Down Snack items spelled using only the letters of 36-Down Surprising group of suspects? Surprising group of suspects? Super bargains Super bargains State bordering the Pacific State capital ESE of Guadalajara State capital ESE of Guadalajara Steel brackets with two flanges Sharansky of Israel Soviet dissident-author Sharansky Search engine failure? Search engine failure? Sandlot game Sandlot game Sandlot game Simple variant of baseball Simple variant of baseball See 19-Across Stitch, perhaps Sluggers Sluggers Short cut. Shortcut Single-sailed vessels Single-sail vessels Small, single-sailed vessels. Single-masted pleasure craft Suave urbanite Single-masted pleasure craft Smooth urbanite Secretly Suave urbanite Smooth urbanite "Supposedly, some Australian birds can participate in the America's Cup," palindromically Suave urbanite 'Supposedly, some Australian birds can participate in the America's Cup,' palindromically "Seller" of 40 Across SET Set Sax artist Young and pol Pearson Seine user Seine fisherman. Seuss classic narrated by Morris McGurk Settles snugly Seuss classic narrated by Morris McGurk Settles snugly Seine user Some acids Some essential acids, in health-food lingo Seine fisher Some acids Some acids Some essential acids, in health-food lingo Some movies: Abbr. Some acids Seasonal cry (remember 43-Across) Seasonal cry (remember 43-Across) Scout's magazine Scout's magazine Sickos Sickos Shriver and others *Some illegal transmissions Shriver and Dawber Shriver et al. Some downhill ski runs Source of the word "geyser" Shriver and Grier Source of the word 'geyser' "Stay!" Subject of Shakespearean trilogy. Subject for Shakespeare "Stay" 'Stay' Sway with a partner Sway with a partner Something that may be hidden behind a framed picture Shakespearean king Something that may be hidden behind a framed picture Shake one's defender Shake one's defender Shakespearean king Sign by a pool Sign by a pool Steelmaker's resource 52-story Boston skyscraper, familiarly 52-story Boston skyscraper, familiarly Soviet subdivisions Setup for a Netflix film, say Sidestroke component Sidestroke component Setup for a Netflix film, say Science fiction characters. Strikes Strikes Series of unknown challenges? Series of unknown challenges? Singer Ross et al. "___ Story," 1989 best seller Spots for lamps and alarm clocks Skynet's T-800's, e.g. Skynet's T-800's, e.g Some high points of Mötley Crüe? Stand: Lat. Some high points of Mötley Crüe? Short tale: Abbr. Smartest one to consider a case? Smartest one to consider a case? "Shylock's Daughter" author Some Warhol subjects Spiral-shelled mollusks Subjects for Andy Warhol Spiral-shelled marine gastropods Subjects for Andy Warhol Sea gods of Greek myth. Sea snails. Signal givers Sea snails Salamanders Spiral seashells See blurb See blurb See blurb See blurb Shells See blurb Spiral shells See blurb Salon specialist Spiral seashells "Stop! You're killing me!" 'Stop! You're killing me!' Spiral seashells Script used to transcribe foreign words into Japanese Search for a really funny person? Script used to transcribe foreign words into Japanese Search for a really funny person? Salon worker Service for filmgoers Showtime supplier Size of paper. Sloppy greeting from a puppy Statistical achievement in basketball ... or what the answer to each starred clue is Second-year student Sloppy greeting from a puppy Source of bean sprouts Sign of warm affection Sort of bean for sprouts Sloppy smooch Sloppy planting job? Second-year man. Sloppy smooch Sloppy planting job? Second or tenth, in a way Statistical achievement in basketball ... or what the answer to each starred clue is '70s R&Ber Samuel who was the first president of the American Federation of Labor, 1886-94 Source of bean sprouts Sprout source: ___ bean Stand-up chain started in Los Angeles Stand-up chain started in Los Angeles Start of a nursery rhyme. Start of a nursery rhyme Start of a children's rhyme Start of a children's rhyme Some airport connections Some airport connections Some flying formations See 71 Across Secretaries, at times Some clerks Shooter Bernhard known as "The Subway Vigilante" Storied jumping-off point Storied jumping-off point Scandal affecting iPhone owners? Seuss classic Story by 25-Down Storied jumping-off point Sign at the edge of a cliff? Stones removed from maraschinos Story by 25-Down Smooth and nice, in modern-day slang Shot-putter's activity "Stop insisting Ra doesn't exist!"? 'Stop insisting Ra doesn't exist!'? See 20 Across Showoff Showboat Ski show-off Showboat Smiling. Smiling broadly. Smiling broadly *Surgical assistant Surgical asst. Surgical asst Salad bar sovereign? Source of healthful fatty acids in a StarKist can Source of healthful fatty acids in a StarKist can Seahawks stadium name before 2011 Seahawks stadium name before 2011 Spanish mercury-mining town Spanish town famous for mercury deposits Spanish town famous for mercury deposits Spanish mining city Subatomic particles