Wall Street Journal - Oct 14 2015 - Open-and-Shut Case

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'Aren't you the wit!' HAHA
'Don't look ___!' ATME
'Evita' narrator CHE
'Homeland' carrier SHOWTIME
'I thought that was obvious!' DUH
'Losing My Religion' group REM
'Waterfalls' group TLC
1980s attorney general MEESE
1990 Luther Vandross hit HEREANDNOW
Bar on a train AXLE
Boot material SUEDE
Boulevard planting ELM
Box office sum TAKE
Call to attention HARK
Charlatan FRAUD
Classic Fords LTDS
Concrete REAL
Cork setting EIRE
Coty creations SCENTS
Edit menu choice PASTE
Emit expletives SPEW
Farmiga of 'Bates Motel' VERA
Fido's friend ROVER
Found unexpectedly CAMEON
Gaelic tongue ERSE
Gripes CARPS
Hail LAUD
International Court of Justice setting, with 'The' HAGUE
Interstate divisions LANES
Irked state SNIT
Its brightest star is Spica VIRGO
Kaddish setting SCHUL
Like many student films ARTY
Like some Reagan rhetoric ANTISOVIET
Log-in info, in computer slang CREDS
Lott of Mississippi TRENT
Magna ___ CARTA
Mary Tyler Moore has seven EMMYS
Massage recipient's sound AAAH
Clues Answers
Massage target? EGO
Med. regulators FDA
Member of Set 1 LUGGAGE
Member of Set 1 SAFE
Member of Set 1 PANAMACANAL
Member of Set 1 HEADOFHAIR
Member of Set 2 HARPSICHORD
Member of Set 2 CODE
Member of Set 2 FLORIDA
Member of Set 2 TYPEWRITER
Ming of the NBA YAO
Neutrogena shampoo brand TGEL
Onward ALONG
Ovechkin of the NHL ALEX
Penna. neighbor DEL
Pigmented part of the body IRIS
Places for peels SPAS
Proceeding UNDERWAY
Quarters for concubines HAREM
Raiders quarterback Derek CARR
Rubber gasket ORING
Sally Ann of 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang' HOWES
Scathing ACID
Score for Ovechkin GOAL
Seek redress from SUE
Short flight HOP
Sixth calendar col., usually FRI
Slip up ERR
Something to lift or lend AHAND
Spot for the flock PEW
Summer hrs DST
Tallith, e.g SHAWL
Taste that's not sweet, sour, salty or bitter UMAMI
Tater SPUD
They're picked in Hawaii UKES
Try the bunny slope SKI
What members of Set 1 have LOCKS
What members of Set 2 have KEYS
Will name HEIR