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1. Picnic staples : SLAWS 6. Lose ground : ERODE 11. Gentlemen : SIRS 15. Graduate's desire : JOB 18. Biblical measure : CUBIT 19. Chiantis, e.g. : VINOS 20. Work with the hands : KNEAD 22. Athos or Porthos, e.g. : AMI 23. "The George & ___ Show" (old talk show) : ALANA 24. Dead to the world : INERT 25. Sister of Olga and Masha, in Chekhov : IRINA 26. Bag : NAB 27. Pulitzer-winning cartoonist of 1948 : RUBEGOLDBERG 30. Tea-making gadgets : INFUSERS 32. Pool contents? : GENES 33. X : MARK 35. 1924 Ferber novel : SOBIG 36. In a big way : MAJORLY 39. Putt-putt : MINIATUREGOLF 43. Lebanese, say : ARAB 44. Sammy Davis Jr.'s "___ Can" : YESI 46. "The Fugitive" pursuer : GERARD 47. Song sung by candlelight, perhaps : NOEL 48. Certain support : STILT 50. Stranded and sad : LONESOME 52. Gnatlike insect : MIDGE 53. First president to marry while in office : TYLER 54. ___-tiller : ROTO 55. Windy City transports : ELS 56. Palestine, long ago : CANAAN 57. Rich dessert : TIRAMISU 60. Unkempt hair : MOP 61. 46-Across and others : LTS 62. Some alerts, for short : APBS 65. Possible alternative title for this puzzle : EGOCENTRISM 69. Wild plum : SLOE 70. Indochinese language : LAO 71. Carol contraction : TIS 72. Tricky pitch : CHANGEUP 74. Symbol of cuteness : BUTTON 76. High points: Abbr. : MTS 79. Those, to Tomás : ESOS 80. Suave competitor : PRELL 84. Notwithstanding that, informally : ALTHO 85. Luau fish : MAHIMAHI 87. "Calvin and Hobbes" girl : SUSIE 88. Rosetta's locale : NILE 89. Like pets, ideally : DOCILE 90. Lohengrin's bride : ELSA 93. Naval noncoms : CPOS 94. Exciting hockey finishes : OVERTIMEGOALS 97. Saint-___ (Loire's capital) : ETIENNE 99. Freak : GOAPE 100. "___ Devil in His Own Home Town" (classic song) : HESA 101. Getting rid of : AXING 102. Leading, as a band : FRONTING 105. Cars and refrigerators, e.g. : DURABLEGOODS 110. With 62-Down, a legendary pro wrestler : LOU 111. Be accepted by : ENTER 113. Best-selling biography of 1934 : RELEE 114. Modern factory sight : ROBOT 115. Abbr. in car ads : APR 116. It brings rain to the Rhein : STURM 117. Utopias : EDENS 118. Not disparately : ASONE 119. Turner of TV channels : TED 120. Breaking a mirror, maybe? : OMEN 121. Files : SORTS 122. Runs into : MEETS		1. Sign of damage : SCAR 2. Lollapalooza : LULU 3. Simple rhyme scheme : ABAB 4. They have feet and stems : WINEGOBLETS 5. Broadway person : STAGER 6. Bad look : EVILEYE 7. Outer layers : RINDS 8. Certain ground-floor apartment : ONEB 9. Lettuce : DOREMI 10. Isolate, emotionally : ESTRANGE 11. Word with bum or bunny : SKI 12. Cross inscription : INRI 13. Cover again : REINSURE 14. Isabel who co-starred in "The Jeffersons" : SANFORD 15. Author of "In the Shadow of Man" : JANEGOODALL 16. Jerusalem's Mosque of ___ : OMAR 17. Lobster house supplies : BIBS 21. Flavorful French stew : DAUBE 28. Just : ONLY 29. Hall-of-Fame QB Bob : GRIESE 31. A security guard might ask you to do this : SIGNIN 34. Pope John Paul II's real first name : KAROL 36. Schooner part : MAST 37. More than creative : ARTY 38. Monopoly square : JAIL 39. Causing constriction of the pupils : MIOTIC 40. Woolen caps : TAMS 41. Smoothly : LEGATO 42. Strip, as a whale : FLENSE 45. Films may be shown in it : SLOMO 49. Prefix with -plex : TRI 51. Smoke detector? : NOSE 52. Plot out : MAP 54. Poverty, so to speak : RAGS 56. Beckoning word : COME 58. This pulls a bit : REIN 59. The Tar Heels: Abbr. : UNC 60. E-mail: Abbr. : MSGS 62. See 110-Across : ALBANO 63. Pope after Marcellus II : PAULIV 64. Natural container : BOTTLEGOURD 66. Mother of Helios : THEA 67. Itchy spots : RASHES 68. How tuna may be packed : INOIL 69. Attraction at the Evergreen Aviation Museum : SPRUCEGOOSE 71. Moreover : TOO 73. Pkg. deliverer : UPS 75. Actress Charlize : THERON 76. Nutmeg-based spice : MACE 77. Wing alternative : THIGH 78. Like fodder, in the winter : SILOED 81. Part of ABC : ESPN 82. Zodiac symbol : LION 83. ___-majesté : LESE 85. Campaign need : MOMENTUM 86. Appraises : MEASURES 89. Take a bit from, as savings : DIPINTO 91. Neuter : SEXLESS 92. Even, after "in" : ATIE 95. Family on "Soap" : TATES 96. City on the Rio Grande : LAREDO 98. R & B singer James : INGRAM 101. Has ___ for (is skilled at) : ABENT 102. Fizzless : FLAT 103. Catch, in a way : ROPE 104. "Chicago" star, 2002 : GERE 106. Oakland A, e.g. : ALER 107. Orchestra seat : OBOE 108. "No!" : DONT 109. Holy Fr. women : STES 112. Former White House inits. : RMN