Wall Street Journal - May 20 2013 - Make It a Double

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Clues Answers
'Confound it!' DANG
'This could be a problem' UHOH
'This is the next-to-last clue,' e.g LIE
1976 Supremes album HIGHENERGY
2012 Best Musical Tony winner ONCE
Affinity for music EAR
Archival medium FICHE
Area protected from development OPENSPACE
At one's limit FEDUP
Be of help to AVAIL
Bear claw cousin COFFEEROLL
Beginning with athlete or cycle TRI
Belt sander, e.g POWERTOOL
Bireme movers OARS
Bodega setting BARRIO
Bond component ATOM
Book jacket bit BIO
Booth in the theater EDWIN
Brandy cocktail SIDECAR
Bread machine? ATM
Brewer's buy HOPS
Bygone news series co-hosted by Tanika Ray CWNOW
Caddie's suggestion IRON
Call maker REF
Cameo shape OVAL
Choreographer Alvin AILEY
Command to a collie STAY
Convention NORM
Craters of the Moon setting IDAHO
Darling of the diamond RON
Day-to-day grind RATRACE
Discounted by LESS
Dope INFO
Draft classification ONEA
Drilling target OIL
Ebbets Field shortstop REESE
Employee's reward RAISE
Extremely eager AGOG
Far from friendly ICY
Clues Answers
Few and far between RARE
Financial support AID
Fleet letters USS
Ford succeeded him AGNEW
Frodo's sword STING
Hermia's friend in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' HELENA
Improve, as an offer SWEETEN
Infante of the Tigers OMAR
Largest of the Inner Hebrides SKYE
Last name of the 'It's Your Thing' brothers ISLEY
Liza's co-star in 'Arthur' DUDLEY
Mayday signal SOS
Melancholy verse ELEGY
Metapsychology topic EGO
Mexican meat CARNE
Midsummer babies LEOS
NASA vehicle LANDER
New York university whose athletes are the Setters PACE
Nonsense ROT
NYPD broadcast APB
Olympics weapon EPEE
Oscar nominee for 'American Graffiti' CANDYCLARK
Part of a Met score ARIA
Pasta preference ALDENTE
Pitcher's goal SALE
Prone to prying NOSY
Pronounced ORAL
Pull down EARN
Put out EMIT
Red carpet attire GOWN
Skating category PAIRS
Some bank deposits ORES
Sonar sound PING
They can take a joke GOODSPORTS
Three-layer treat OREO
Top-notch PRIMO
Turner of 'Peyton Place' LANA
Was for several people WERE
Word that can follow either half of each shaded answer BAR