NY Times, Sun, Oct 14, 2007 GO WITH THE FLOW

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1. Film character who says "Play it once, Sam, for old times' sake" : ILSA 5. Clear furniture material : LUCITE 11. Doctrines : ISMS 15. Having no cost, in Cologne : FREI 19. Arrive : LAND 20. Choirs may sing in it : UNISON 21. On : ATOP 22. Make over : REDO 23. Base for many French fries : IDAHOPOTATO 25. "Are we finished?" : MAYIGONOW 27. C2H4, e.g. : ALKENE 28. 1987 Nicolas Cage/Holly Hunter film : RAISINGARIZONA 30. Caterpillar competitor : DEERE 31. One of two school colors (along with heliotrope) of New York's Purchase College : PUCE 32. Beluga delicacy : ROE 33. French pupil : ELEVE 34. Ends of sandwiches? : ESSES 36. Light, maybe : MATCH 38. "Nearer the Moon" author Nin : ANAIS 40. Was really agitated : SEETHED 43. "The fix ___" : ISIN 45. French way : RUE 47. Letters of compassion : TLC 48. Setting of Blackmore's "Lorna Doone" : EXMOOR 49. Titles at A.B.A. mtgs. : ESQS 50. Doesn't keep from : TELLS 52. "Boola Boola" singer : ELI 53. Big car racer sponsor : STP 54. 1950 #1 hit for Patti Page : TENNESSEEWALTZ 58. Tenor in "The Flying Dutchman" : ERIK 60. Yuletide quaff : NOG 61. Time ___ : INC 62. Sounds of relief : AAHS 65. Robert Redford film ... and a hint to what occurs at 23-, 28-, 54-, 77-, 111- and 116-Across : ARIVERRUNSTHROUGHIT 72. "Buona ___" : SERA 73. Pops : PAS 74. 85-Across, e.g.: Abbr. : ISP 75. Tiny fraction of a min. : NSEC 77. Lead-in to "Show me!" : IMFROMMISSOURI 84. "Get it?" : SEE 85. AOL alternative : MSN 88. Tedious : PROSY 89. Excellent, slangily : PHAT 90. Ready for an emergency : ONCALL 92. Ear: Prefix : OTO 93. High fashion inits. : YSL 94. Like cotton candy : SPUN 95. Works on, as a set of tires : ROTATES 96. Toscanini's birthplace : PARMA 99. Anwar's successor : HOSNI 101. Florida snapper : GATOR 102. She was wild about Harry : LEONA 104. Rock's ___ Fighters : FOO 105. Not showing one's age, in a way : SPRY 107. Harding who made headlines in 1994 : TONYA 111. 1915 song that popularized the phrase "Hail! Hail! The gang's all here" : ALABAMAJUBILEE 114. Muscle relaxant : VALIUM 115. Party people? : POLITICOS 116. Ice cream treat : BAKEDALASKA 118. Zodiac symbol : BULL 119. "Bee Season" star, 2005 : GERE 120. Not unaware of the joke : INONIT 121. Pugilist Spinks : LEON 122. Eye doctor's concern : STYE 123. "What are the ___?" : ODDS 124. Soaks in water : STEEPS 125. Timeless Turner : TINA		1. Poem that ends with the funeral of Hector : ILIAD 2. Scooper : LADLE 3. Gem State stream : SNAKE 4. Follow : ADHERETO 5. 1966 hit "Little Latin ___ Lu" : LUPE 6. Card game with a draw pile : UNO 7. Kumquat, for one : CITRUS 8. Esau's father : ISAAC 9. Funny Fields : TOTIE 10. Genesis son : ENOS 11. Retort to "You are a liar!" : IAMNOT 12. They get props for their work on Broadway : STAGECREW 13. 1998 French Open winner Carlos ___ : MOYA 14. Church bell locale : SPIRE 15. Like some assets and smiles : FROZEN 16. Give a face-lift : RENOVATE 17. Al Bundy player : EDONEILL 18. A Siouan : IOWA 24. Having no sequel : ONESHOT 26. Grand Canyon State stream : GILA 29. Modern home of ancient Media : IRAN 31. Walker, briefly : PED 35. Composed : SERENE 36. Volunteer State and Show Me State stream : MISSISSIPPI 37. Dance accompanied by a gourd drum : HULA 39. Astron., e.g. : SCI 40. Zaire's Mobutu ___ Seko : SESE 41. Cast of thousands : EXTRAS 42. Variety of apple : EMPIRE 43. British verb ending : ISE 44. Geometric figs. : SQS 46. Pipe joint : ELL 49. Many a NASA worker: Abbr. : ENGR 50. Georgia ___ : TECH 51. Antler holder : STAG 55. Lillehammer's land: Abbr. : NOR 56. Med. specialty : ENT 57. Newswoman Paula : ZAHN 59. Soprano ___ Te Kanawa : KIRI 63. Treat as a villain : HISSAT 64. Political writer Shelby ___ : STEELE 66. Improvise : VAMP 67. "Nothing ___ sleeve" : UPMY 68. "Platoon" setting : NAM 69. Laughfest : RIOT 70. Big Ten sch. : OSU 71. Pull out : UPROOT 76. Toon pics : CELS 78. Stay too long at the beach : FRY 79. ___ Hashana : ROSH 80. Body of water seen in Munch's "The Scream" : OSLOFJORD 81. Moo ___ pork : SHU 82. ___ Clemente : SAN 83. Altogether : INTOTAL 85. Swab : MOP 86. Abruptly stop : STALLOUT 87. "I'm serious!" : NOREALLY 91. Supermodel on the cover of Sports Illustrated's 1982 swimsuit issue : CAROLALT 94. Name-dropper, perhaps : SNOB 95. Unit of light : RAY 97. Heart of Dixie stream : MOBILE 98. Gray matter?: Abbr. : ANAT 100. Juicers : SOUSES 101. Author of "The Third Man," 1949 : GREENE 103. Friend of Carlos : AMIGO 105. Pitch : SLANT 106. Orange ___ : PEKOE 108. Child of Asian parents : NISEI 109. The Last Frontier stream : YUKON 110. Range maker : AMANA 111. Alerts, for short : APBS 112. Opposite of blew : ACED 113. Cousin of a stork : IBIS 114. Chocolate factory needs : VATS 117. Salsa or guacamole : DIP