NY Times, Sun, Jan 20, 2008 TRIANGULATION

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1. Magazine that features "Alfred's Poor Almanac" : MAD 4. I.R.S. form 1099-___ : MISC 8. Early pulpit : AMBO 12. "The Simpsons" character who often refers to himself in the third person : DISCOSTU 18. Speedy steed : ARAB 20. "___ tale's best for winter": Shak. : ASAD 21. Reddish-brown : ROAN 22. How Mulan dresses in much of "Mulan" : ASAMAN 23. Fielder's cry : MINE 24. Something to play : CATANDMOUSE 26. Numbers game : SUDOKU 27. They're left behind : ESTATES 29. Turns in : REDEEMS 31. Old infantry spears : PIKES 32. Saw things : TEETH 33. "___ Blas" (Lesage novel) : GIL 34. "Where ___ go wrong?" : DIDI 36. Procter & Gamble brand : ERA 37. One succumbing to 6-Down : SINNER 39. Bird: Prefix : AVI 40. It might be silver : LINING 42. Be in another form : ARE 44. "Don't worry about me" : IMFINE 46. Archbishop Tutu : DESMOND 48. Censures : BLAMES 50. Some players in a kids' game : SEEKERS 52. Single, for one: Abbr. : SYN 53. As quickly as possible : SOONEST 54. Sinai borderer: Abbr. : ISR 55. King in a Steve Martin song : TUT 56. Star in old westerns : BADGE 58. Home of Canadian P.M. Stephen Harper : ALBERTA 59. Freight weight : TON 60. "Great" boy detective : NATE 62. When the sun is directly overhead : ATMIDDAY 64. Combined : INONE 67. Facilities : RESTROOMS 69. Creepy sort : LETCH 73. Thin-framed, big-footed woman of cartoons : OLIVEOYL 75. Indian bread : NAAN 77. Lilliputian : WEE 78. Chest protector : RIBCAGE 81. Subject of this puzzle [and proceeding counterclockwise] : TRIGO 83. Summons: Abbr. : CIT 85. Words of honor? : ODE 86. Thought : IDEATED 87. "Notes ___ Scandal," 2006 film : ONA 88. Skateboarder's accessory : KNEEPAD 90. Rim in which a gem is set : COLLET 91. Guessing game : HANGMAN 95. Flat ___ (some proponents of I.R.S. reform) : TAXERS 96. Big picture?: Abbr. : ENL 97. Jazz singer Nina : SIMONE 99. Songwriters' org. : BMI 100. Gag reflex? : HAHA 101. Córdoba kinswoman : TIA 103. Bring (out) : TROT 104. Bagel topper : LOX 105. Strip joints? : CASINOS 108. Buttonholes : ACCOSTS 110. New York governor after Pataki : SPITZER 113. Place : SITUATE 115. Drink whose name is Tahitian for "good" : MAITAI 117. Like any points on a circle, from the center : EQUIDISTANT 119. X-ray ___, joke shop offering : SPEX 120. Sandinista leader : ORTEGA 121. Pipsqueak : RUNT 122. Judge, with "up" : SIZE 123. Went like the dickens : TORE 124. Mixed economy advocate : KEYNES 125. Salty septet : SEAS 126. Disney World transport : TRAM 127. Galas : DOS		1. "Speed-the-Plow" playwright : MAMET 2. Greet the day : ARISE 3. Whence the line "Into the eternal darkness; into fire and into ice" : DANTESINFERNO 4. Medieval weapon : MACE 5. "That ___ it should be" : ISAS 6. See 37-Across : SATAN 7. PC data reader : CDDRIVE 8. Three-time A.L. M.V.P., familiarly : AROD 9. Pouty look : MOUE 10. Working out of : BASEDIN 11. What those in agreement are said to be of : ONEMIND 12. Court figs. : DAS 13. Bats : ISUP 14. ___ Hawkins Day : SADIE 15. "Seinfeld" character : COSMOKRAMER 16. "Catch your breath" : TAKEAREST 17. "___ pro omnibus, omnes pro uno" : UNUS 19. 1950s stereotype : BEATNIK 25. Joan Rivers's daughter and TV co-host : MELISSA 28. Place for surfing : THENET 30. Star Wars, initially : SDI 33. Flit (about) : GAD 35. Highlighted, as text : INBOLD 38. Second showing : RERUN 40. Wish one could : LONGTO 41. Comprehensive : GLOBAL 43. Spanish pronoun : ESTA 44. Query to the Lord in Matthew : ISITI 45. Quark-plus-antiquark particle : MESON 47. "Love of loves" : MYDARLING 49. In the blink of ___ : ANEYE 51. Not just hungry : STARVED 53. Oaf : SADSACK 56. Inebriate : BESOT 57. See 81-Across : EMONO 61. Place for a swing : TEE 63. Maria Muldaur's "___ Woman" : IMA 65. Like some diet colas, in brief : NOCAL 66. Makes up? : ELATES 68. Power in Hollywood : TYRONE 70. Like things : TWOPEASINAPOD 71. Chest material : CEDAR 72. Listens to : HEEDS 74. "That makes sense!" : IGETIT 76. Bottom of the ___ : NINTH 78. The Owls of the N.C.A.A. : RICE 79. "Do what you want" : IDONTCARE 80. Aggressiveness : BELLICOSITY 82. Played : GAMBLED 84. It was passed in May 1773 : TEAACT 89. Poop : EXHAUST 91. Store on "Sesame Street" : HOOPERS 92. Relic : ANTIQUE 93. Don Juan : AMORIST 94. Put the kibosh on : NIX 98. "___ Miniver" : MRS 102. When some nighttime news begins : ATTEN 106. Alamogordo's county : OTERO 107. Makes attractive, with "up" : SEXES 108. Every which way : AMOK 109. Wizard : SAGE 111. Kind of melt : TUNA 112. Jerry Scott/Jim Borgman comic : ZITS 113. Anthem part : STANZA 114. Tabloid twosome : ITEM 116. "___ in Icarus" (1979 French thriller) : IAS 118. How every letter to The Economist begins : SIR