NY Times, Sun, Nov 15, 2009 MAN OF MANY WORDS

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1. Pair of pears : ANJOUS 7. Young socialites : DEBS 11. "___ Nagila" (song title that means "Let us rejoice") : HAVA 15. Move from Los Angeles to New York, say : GOEAST 16. Ply with liquor : BESOT 17. Helped settle an argument : MEDIATED 21. *Tony Parsons novel [1943 song] : ONEFORMYBABY 23. Source of black diamonds : COALYARD 24. Workout count : REPS 25. Like some valves : AORTIC 26. *Mandarin variety [1942] : TANGERINE 27. Had brunch : ATE 28. Some dogs : FIDOS 29. Aminos, e.g. : ACIDS 31. Robert of "The Sopranos" : ILER 32. No-good : ROTTEN 34. Lost : ATSEA 35. Thrice daily, on an Rx : TID 37. Molokai and Maui: Abbr. : ISLS 38. Left-wingers : LIBS 40. Bread box? : ATM 41. Last non-A.D. year : ONEBC 44. One way to put out an album : ONCD 45. "Blah, blah, blah" : ETCETC 47. William ___, the Father of Modern Medicine : OSLER 49. Seeds might be planted in it : ROW 51. Greek god of the north wind : BOREAS 53. Late Saudi king : FAHD 55. 2001 World Series winner : ARIZONA 57. Uranium source, e.g. : ORE 58. "Mad Men" extra : STENO 61. Stylish filmmaker : AUTEUR 64. Pink-slip : SACK 65. Mental flashes : IDEAS 67. *It flows into Ontario's Georgian Bay [1961] : MOONRIVER 69. Soup server : LADLE 70. 9/ : SEPT 71. "Pretty please?" : WILLYA 72. Glide (over) : SKATE 74. Weak-looking : WAN 75. Girl Scout symbol : TREFOIL 77. Revise : EDIT 79. Nanny's warning : BEHAVE 81. Orch. section : STR 82. Attack fiercely : FLYAT 85. Curvy-horned animals : ELANDS 88. Took a gander at : EYED 89. Of element #76 : OSMIC 91. Strong joe : MUD 93. "... ___ saw Elba" : EREI 94. Copy job delayers : JAMS 95. Hubbub : ADO 96. "Are you in ___?" : OROUT 98. Faux gold : ORMOLU 100. Billing no. : ACCT 103. Beachgoer's hair lightener : SUNIN 104. Get 100 on a test : ACEIT 105. Ungodliness : SIN 108. *Laurel and Hardy flick [1949] : GREATGUNS 111. Oil source : CANOLA 113. Suffix with billion : AIRE 114. Move from New York to Los Angeles, say : HEADWEST 115. Lyricist born 11/18/1909 who wrote the words to the 10 songs with asterisked clues : JOHNNYMERCER 117. Whenever : ASSOONAS 118. Dr. Alzheimer : ALOIS 119. Off the coast : INLAND 120. Suffix with tip : STER 121. "What's Going On" singer : GAYE 122. Some wraps : STOLES		1. Greek market : AGORA 2. Three trios : NONET 3. *"Omigosh!" [1938] : JEEPERSCREEPERS 4. Dummkopfs : OAFS 5. Show grp. : USO 6. Narrow way : STRAIT 7. Shopaholic's accumulation : DEBTS 8. Morales in movies : ESAI 9. Texas State athlete : BOBCAT 10. It's a mess : STY 11. *Rural jaunt [1945] : HAYRIDE 12. "Garfield: ___ of Two Kitties" (2006 film) : ATAIL 13. "Les Voyages Extraordinaires" writer : VERNE 14. Abacus user : ADDER 16. Like "Don Juan" : BYRONIC 17. Rachel of "Mean Girls" : MCADAMS 18. Ages and ages : EONS 19. Nobelist Hammarskjöld : DAG 20. Suffix with duct : ILE 22. Vintage Ford : MODELT 26. Associate with : TIETO 28. Knox and others: Abbr. : FTS 30. See 110-Down : CSA 33. Vintage sign word : OLDE 34. Hollywood pooch : ASTA 35. Start of an adage about forgiveness : TOERR 36. Cross inscription : INRI 37. So that one can : INORDERTO 39. Hoodwink : BEFOOL 42. Many a 115-Across collaboration : BROADWAYMUSICAL 43. Assemblies : CONCLAVES 44. Some Juilliard students : OBOISTS 45. Maximal ending : EST 46. *Total sham [1963] : CHARADE 48. *Former first lady [1945] : LAURA 50. Came alive : WAKENED 52. Stubborn sort : ASS 54. Hwy. offense : DUI 56. Hungarian half sister? : ZSA 59. *One of the Brontës [1964] : EMILY 60. Cambodia's Lon ___ : NOL 62. Emmy winner, e.g. : TVSTAR 63. Hair-raising shriek : EEK 66. Div. of Justice : ATF 68. Nevada's largest county : NYE 69. See 110-Down : LEE 71. Ham radio catchword : WILCO 73. Cable inits. : TBS 76. "The Wizard ___" : OFID 78. "Why did ___ this happen?" : ILET 80. Get better : HEAL 83. Comes (to) : AMOUNTS 84. Swings : TURNS 86. Former 38-Across : NEOCONS 87. With desperation : DIRELY 90. *Toro's target [1956] : MATADOR 92. "Where ___ sign?" : DOI 94. Tittle : JOT 97. 7-Up, with "the" : UNCOLA 99. Indiana/Michigan natives : MIAMIS 100. Eastern titles : AGHAS 101. Cardinal's topper : CREST 102. Knock it off : CEASE 103. City rebuilt by Darius I : SUSA 104. Photographer Leibovitz : ANNIE 106. Peace goddess : IRENE 107. Studious crowd : NERDS 109. Tandem's capacity : TWO 110. With 69-Down, V.I.P. in the 30-Down : GEN 112. Cry from a deck : AHOY 113. Janis's comic strip hubby : ARLO 115. Sporty wheels : JAG 116. Med. specialty : ENT