NY Times, Sun, Jan 22, 2006  THE SOUND OF MUSIC

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1. Oliver Twist, e.g. : WAIF 5. Little fight : SETTO 10. Squawker : CRAB 14. Advanced : LENT 18. Some chorus voices : ALTI 19. Run ___ of : AFOUL 20. Father-and-son name in football coaching : SHULA 21. Modeler's need : CLAY 22. As a toddler visiting a farm, Mystery Person heard a pig squeal and ... : IDENTIFIEDITASAGSHARP 26. Dorothy's transport to Oz : TORNADO 27. Aardwolf features : STRIPES 28. Puncture : LANCE 29. "Comin' ___ the Rye" : THRO 31. Blunderbuss : OAF 32. Francis, e.g. : ROI 33. After a single hearing of a sacred piece in the Sistine Chapel, Mystery Person ... : WROTEITDOWNFROMMEMORY 44. Continental money : EUROS 45. One of Alcott's "Little Men" : DAN 46. Privy to : INON 47. Concept embodying yin and yang : TAO 48. Founded: Abbr. : ESTD 49. Jawbreaker? : FIST 51. Less loco : SANER 53. Mythical creature : SATYR 55. Mystery Person once composed a piano piece that, to be performed correctly, required the ... : USEOFTWOHANDSANDANOSE 59. One pole: Abbr. : NEG 60. Hematite component : IRON 61. Song from on high? : YODEL 62. Med. specialty : ENT 63. Use for support : STANDON 65. Massenet opera : LECID 66. Jewish sect : HASIDIM 70. Back : AGO 71. Trowel wielder : MASON 72. Uncommon : RARE 73. Singer with a palindromic name : ONO 74. Mystery Person would sometimes compose symphonies ... : WHILEPLAYINGBILLIARDS 80. Assailed : HADAT 81. Revere : ADORE 82. Well : ABLY 83. Cars once advertised as "The Gold Standard of Value" : REOS 84. Loosen up, maybe : OIL 85. Org. with an acad. near Colo. Spr. : USAF 86. ___-mo : SLO 87. Country north of Tonga : SAMOA 88. Scholars believe that "A Musical Joke" by Mystery Person was ... : AREQUIEMFORHISPETBIRD 95. Tribe with a state named after it : UTE 96. Part of l'année : MAI 97. Carrier whose name means "skyward" : ELAL 98. G-rated : CLEAN 101. Whine-making? : MOANING 105. Throw : AREARUG 110. Mystery Person once wrote a waltz in which the choice of measures played was determined ... : BYTHEROLLINGOFTWODICE 113. Suffix with switch : EROO 114. 12 on a cube : EDGES 115. "Whole ___ Love" (1969 hit) : LOTTA 116. Gusto : ZEST 117. Buzzed : RANG 118. Gregor Mendel research subject : PEAS 119. Northernmost county of Massachusetts : ESSEX 120. Cuts off : ENDS		1. "Hold it!" : WAIT 2. Fashion executive Gucci : ALDO 3. Path of Caesar : ITER 4. Spender of markkas, once : FINN 5. Greeted informally : SAIDHI 6. Pains : EFFORT 7. Vous, familiarly : TOI 8. January 27, 1756 (Mystery Person's birthdate), e.g. : TUES 9. Chicago district : OLDTOWN 10. Bloke : CHAP 11. Deceit : RUSE 12. "___ the heavy day!": "Othello" : ALAS 13. Catch : BAG 14. Celebratory toast : LCHAIM 15. Gusto : ELAN 16. Buster? : NARC 17. Family : TYPE 20. Working ___ : STIFF 23. "Soap" family : TATES 24. Part of Bush's "Axis of Evil" : IRAN 25. ___-eyed : SLOE 30. Favored : ODDSON 32. He outpolled H.H.H. in '68 : RMN 33. Tots : WEEUNS 34. Brown shade : RUSSET 35. Sandinista head : ORTEGA 36. List heading : TODO 37. Swear words : OATH 38. Finished cleaning : RINSED 39. Youngest Oscar winner in history : ONEAL 40. Poetic time of day : MORN 41. 1931 Medicine Nobelist Warburg : OTTO 42. Some stingers : RAYS 43. Days of ___ : YORE 49. 1960's TV series set at Fort Courage : FTROOP 50. Exuberant casino cry : IWON 51. Ice treat : SNOCONE 52. Simple arithmetic : ADDING 53. U.S.-born grandchild of Japanese immigrants : SANSEI 54. Nay sayer : ANTI 56. Act antsy : FIDGET 57. Reply to a captain : AYESIR 58. So very much : DEARLY 64. Simba's mate, in "The Lion King" : NALA 65. Furlough : LAYOFF 66. Campus building : HALL 67. Long green : DOREMI 68. Away from the elements : INDOOR 69. Israeli intelligence group : MOSSAD 71. Letter salutation : MADAM 72. Five-carbon sugar : RIBOSE 74. "Hold your horses!" : WHOA 75. Locks : HAIR 76. Furloughed : IDLE 77. Use a surgical beam : LASE 78. "Road" picture destination : BALI 79. ___-American : ARAB 85. One-eighty : UIE 86. Doctor's signboard : SHINGLE 87. Canonized fifth-century pope : STLEO 89. Edible clam : QUAHOG 90. Minneapolis-based magazine : UTNE 91. Old Dodges : OMNIS 92. Game stopper : RAIN 93. Missouri feeder : PLATTE 94. Swab target : EARWAX 98. "Good buddy" : CBER 99. Neighbor of Draco : LYRA 100. ___ jacket : ETON 101. Fashion : MODE 102. "Eugene Onegin" girl : OLGA 103. Pub quaffs : ALES 104. Gunks : GOOS 106. Chisellike tool : ADZE 107. It means nothing to the French : RIEN 108. Golden State sch. : UCSD 109. Understands : GETS 111. Agt. : REP 112. Basketball stat. : FTS