NY Times, Sun, Feb 15, 2004 NAMES, NAMES, NAMES

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1. Like the names at 33-, 51-, 61-, 73-, 93-, 101- and 120-Across : THREEPART 10. First alert, often : BARK 14. Put on a spit : IMPALE 20. Welcome abroad : BIENVENUE 21. "That's ___!" (angry retort) : ALIE 22. "The Music Man" woman : MARIAN 23. Like many driveways : ASPHALTED 24. A security : NOTE 25. Stat : PRONTO 26. Dole (out) : LADLE 27. Further condition to 1-Across : EQUALLENGTHS 29. 1929 Literature Nobelist : MANN 30. "Mon ___!" : DIEU 32. Substitute in the kitchen : OLEO 33. Author and longtime professor of writing at Princeton : JOYCECAROLOATES 39. Hunters' needs: Abbr. : LICS 43. Inventeur's need : IDEE 44. ___ Awards (annual prizes for African-American achievement) : EBONY 45. Fruits de ___ : MER 46. Bob Dylan song "___ for You" : IFNOT 47. Supplied : FED 48. Boatload : SLEW 49. Final bid : PASS 50. Carol starter : ADESTE 51. Actress whose great-grandfather was a British P.M. : HELENABONHAMCARTER 55. Tastiness : SAPOR 58. Soccer star Hamm : MIA 59. See 96-Across : TAT 60. Bauxite, e.g. : ORE 61. Three-time French Open champion : ARANTXASANCHEZVICARIO 69. "Delta of Venus" author : NIN 70. Four CD's : MDC 71. Part of a rainbow : HUE 72. "___ Gold" (1997 film) : ULEES 73. 1988 and 1992 Olympic track gold medalist) : JACKIEJOYNERKERSEE 81. Not yet shaped : UNHEWN 82. Little hopper : TOAD 83. Razor-billed birds : AUKS 84. "This Old House" address : PBS 87. "That's ___" (cautionary Roy Orbison song) : ANONO 88. Since, informally : CUZ 89. Bar offering : SUSHI 91. Suffix with pluto- : CRAT 92. Stock market overseer: Abbr. : NASD 93. Six-time U.S. Open winner : CHRISEVERTLLOYD 96. With 59-Across, a knock : RATA 99. Stone made of silicon and oxygen : OPAL 100. They move shells : OARS 101. "Slaves of New York" actress : MARYBETHHURT 107. Standard deviation symbol : SIGMA 109. Knight from Atlanta : GLADYS 110. President Taft's alma mater : YALE 111. Stretches : ELONGATES 115. Most basic : MEREST 116. Annoyer : PILL 117. Opposite of chic : DOWDINESS 118. Minuscule : TEENSY 119. Oil of ___ : OLAY 120. He developed the "Three Principles of the People" : SUNYATSEN		1. TV schedule abbr. : TBA 2. Greetings : HIS 3. Shown again : REPLAYED 4. Better : ENHANCE 5. Daughter of Poseidon who was the ancestor of a prophetic clan : EVADNE 6. Educational grant named for a senator : PELL 7. Pot foundation : ANTE 8. St.-Honoré, in Paris : RUE 9. Spread, as hay : TED 10. Shakespearean haunter : BANQUO 11. Former Expos manager : ALOU 12. Girl in a Beatles song : RITA 13. Stem-to-stern item : KEEL 14. Drive : IMPEL 15. W.W. I battle locale : MARNE 16. Woods, e.g. : PROGOLFER 17. Aretha Franklin's "___ No Way" : AINT 18. Wood strip : LATH 19. 1961 space chimp : ENOS 27. Wriggling : EELY 28. ___ Rios, Ecuador : LOS 29. Calculator button : MODE 30. Go under : DROWN 31. Kind of chamber : ION 33. Peter Pan rival : JIF 34. Theater turn-off? : CELL 35. Busy as ___ : ABEE 36. With all agreeing, after "to" : AMAN 37. Musical John : TESH 38. Bogus : ERSATZ 40. Awaiting : INSTORE 41. Circle : COTERIE 42. Pioneer products : STEREOS 46. Moscow's home: Abbr. : IDA 48. Spanish muralist : SERT 49. Stole : POACHED 50. Curtain-rising time : ACTI 51. Doll : HON 52. Grp. pledged to "do no harm" : AMA 53. Storage place : BIN 54. Dallas hoopster : MAV 55. Western Hemisphere city founded in 1521 : SANJUAN 56. Writer Huffington : ARIANNA 57. Mexico's Villa and others : PANCHOS 62. Comic superheroes : XMEN 63. Part of speech: Abbr. : ADJ 64. Nix : SCOTCH 65. Ben ___ : HUR 66. Cry on opening a tax bill : EEK 67. Hints : CUES 68. Nog ingredient, maybe : ALE 74. N.H.L. Hall-of-Famer who played for Montreal : KENDRYDEN 75. W.W. II battle site, for short : IWO 76. "___ Hit Parade" : YOUR 77. Many a part in "The Pianist" : NAZI 78. Stand : EASEL 79. Essen's river : RUHR 80. Sketch : SKIT 84. Divides fairly : PRORATES 85. Seattle Slew and others : BAYS 86. Regular: Abbr. : STD 89. Ninth in a series: Abbr. : SEPT 90. Duke rival, for short : UVA 91. Noisy : CLAMANT 93. Jazzman : CAT 94. Very much : SORELY 95. Open-air arcade : LOGGIA 97. Gulf : ABYSS 98. Disagreeable : TESTY 101. Bus. heads : MGMT 102. Nautical direction : ALEE 103. Coin grade : RARE 104. Syringe : HYPO 105. "Huzzah!," e.g. : HAIL 106. "The Producers" role : ULLA 107. Distributed : SOWN 108. Home of the Brickyard 400 : INDY 111. Mag. positions : EDS 112. Singer Reed : LOU 113. Like the Capitol bldg. vis-à-vis the White House : ESE 114. Nine-digit ID : SSN