New York Times - Jul 9 2021

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Clues Answers
'Downton Abbey' daughter EDITH
'Frozen' character with antlers SVEN
'Keep on keepin' on!' DONTGIVEUP
'Not ___!' FAIR
'This American Life' and others PODCASTS
2x TWICE
Accept things as they are GOWITHTHEFLOW
Biblical birthday gift MYRRH
Big wheel at a party? BRIE
Box on Broadway LOGE
Capital of the Philippines PESO
Charming vulnerability SOFTSPOT
Choice made while thinking 'ugh' LESSEREVIL
Club alternatives BLTS
Common night school class, for short ESL
Crawl SNAILSPACE
Did some crew work OARED
Doesn't surrender CLINGSTO
Equanimity POISE
European royal capital OSLO
Folk rock band with two 1965 #1 hits, with 'the' BYRDS
Followed HEELED
Follower of Oscar in the NATO alphabet PAPA
Goes to hell? DESCENDS
Group depicted in the 2015 biopic 'Straight Outta Compton' NWA
Head turner NECK
Heritage ROOTS
Home of the Polka Hall of Fame and Pro Football Hall of Fame OHIO
Images that are nice and easy to look at EYECANDY
International grp. that's well financed? OPEC
Interpret the parts of PARSE
Irrational thing to celebrate? PIDAY
Israeli P.M. between Rabin and Netanyahu PERES
It helps make waiting easier TRAY
It's not the final number: Abbr EST
Clues Answers
Journalist Ifill who was depicted on a postage stamp in 2020 GWEN
Kind of force TASK
Led the way OPENED
Light brown seals CORKS
Line for a sleigh ride REIN
Long dresses MAXIS
Mahjong set TILES
Master negotiator CLOSER
Millennia EONS
Most milquetoast-y MEEKEST
Move named for the 19th-century skater Paulsen AXEL
Nurse's office supply EPIPENS
Olympics haul of fame? GOLDMEDALS
On menus, it's often by the lobster MARKETPRICE
Org. with an Office of Air and Radiation EPA
Over ANEW
Oxymorphone, for one OPIATE
People-powered vehicles PADDLEBOATS
Piece of mind? IDEA
Pump up HYPE
Sassy PERT
Shouted greeting AHOY
Skier's problem GLARE
Skill for a good physician BEDSIDEMANNER
Slot machine bonus FREESPIN
Snacks that drip ICES
Some Tripadvisor listings INNS
Spelunker's aid LAMP
Sport that made its first Olympics splash in 1904 DIVING
Stretched out TAUT
TV journalist Baldwin BROOKE
Ungenteel laugh SNORT
Went (for) OPTED
Word with air or square MILE
You can see right through it LENS