BWS Puzzle 35: Midi Themeless #15

This puzzle started with the two spanning, eight-letter across entries. From there, I just tried to keep the block count low and ended up with this H- or N-looking shape, and I think it ended up with a good mix of fun entries and clues. I believe this one will be challenging for a grid of this size, but not necessarily hard, overall. So, I'm going to tag this post as "hard difficulty", but don't be too frightened by that.

Enjoy the solve, and share if you do! Constructive feedback in the comments is always welcome.

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