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1. Former New York Philharmonic conductor Mitropoulis : DIMITRI 8. Most down : BLUEST 14. Potential lifesaver, for short : EMT 17. Struck : EXEDOUT 18. Advanced Latin class reading : AENEID 19. Con tender? : JAILER 22. Works off and on as a hospital resident? : INTERNSINTURNS 24. Weather Channel topic : ELNINO 25. Lotful : CARS 26. Syrian, say : ARAB 27. Not for free : ATACOST 28. Watch : EYE 29. Breathe during an ice storm? : INHALEINHAIL 35. "Take ___ a sign" : ITAS 36. Spring time in Paris : MAI 37. Close call : NEARMISS 39. They're not normal : DEVIANTS 44. Scoundrels : KNAVES 45. Pioneering electrical engineer : TESLA 49. Scuba gear gaskets : ORINGS 50. Pharmaceutical ointments : OLEATES 52. Wound : LESION 53. "Thong Song" rapper : SISQO 54. Jai alai arena : FRONTON 55. Rossini opera setting : SEVILLE 56. Tricked twin : ESAU 57. Come up with : CREATE 58. New family member, maybe : SONINLAW 59. Raids at the Colossus? : INROADSINRHODES 63. Traditional Sunday fare : POTROAST 66. Hallmark of a perfect game : NOHITS 67. Seine sights : ILES 71. College with the mascot Lord Jeff : AMHERST 72. Threatens to topple : TEETERS 74. Web mag : EZINE 75. Big name in satellite radio : SIRIUS 76. Entertainer : ARTISTE 77. Unspecified alternative : ORELSE 78. Cold-cocks : STUNS 79. "___ bragh!" : ERINGO 80. Air producer : SONGSTER 82. Eight-day observance : CHANUKAH 84. Classical opener : NEO 85. Signal receiver : DISH 88. Eat for fun? : INGESTINJEST 92. It has moles: Abbr. : CIA 95. Like many company publications : INHOUSE 97. Straight : NEAT 98. Course list? : MENU 99. 1970's-80's House speaker : ONEILL 100. Executive of an apple juice company? : INSIDERINCIDER 106. Worrywart's words : DEARME 107. Gruesome : MORBID 108. "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" actress : MIASARA 109. Stumble : ERR 110. 7 and 11 : PRIMES 111. Pros : EXPERTS		1. Unfreeze : DEICE 2. Slangy rejection : IXNAY 3. Reading unit? : METRE 4. March time : IDES 5. Crag : TOR 6. See print : RUN 7. Exclamation an angel loves to hear : ITSAHIT 8. Trite : BANAL 9. Do not disturb : LETBE 10. Three-time Burmese prime minister : UNU 11. Alway : EER 12. Pride, e.g. : SIN 13. They're each worth two F.G.'s : TDS 14. "Scenes of Clerical Life" writer, 1857 : ELIOT 15. It's full of brains : MENSA 16. Moves briskly : TROTS 19. Martial arts star featured in "Romeo Must Die" : JETLI 20. ___ king : ALA 21. Cuts to specific dimensions? : INCISESINSIZES 23. Savings option, briefly : IRA 27. Goals : AIMS 29. Adult insect : IMAGO 30. Photographer Goldin and others : NANS 31. Like octuplets? : INNATEINEIGHT 32. "Cool!" : NEATO 33. Place of rest : HAVEN 34. Vultures were sacred to him : ARES 38. Singer Nicks : STEVIE 39. Bit of reality? : DOSE 40. Sister of 34-Down : ERIS 41. It has one stripe on its back : VISA 42. Ask the director of church singing? : INQUIREINCHOIR 43. Cross with : SOREAT 44. Smallville family : KENTS 46. Place for a catnap? : SILL 47. Joe Hardy's temptress : LOLA 48. Over : ANEW 51. Put film into : LOAD 52. Imparts : LENDS 54. "Punkin" coverer : FROST 55. Covers with coal dust : SOOTS 57. Boorish : CRASS 58. Traditional English hunting locale, with "the" : SHIRES 60. "Take your time" : NORUSH 61. False : NOTSO 62. Effective use of lang. : RHET 63. Route for a wagon train : PASS 64. Leave off : OMIT 65. Like some traffic : THRU 68. Light air : LILT 69. Massachusetts motto opener : ENSE 70. Oracle : SEER 72. Tot's wheels : TRIKE 73. Old lab burners : ETNAS 74. Headache for a grain farmer : ERGOT 76. Cut ___ : ARUG 77. Change machine input : ONES 79. Relative of -trix : ENNE 81. Past : ONETIME 83. Grocery section : AISLE 85. Part of L.E.D. : DIODE 86. Secret : INNER 87. Cut : SHEAR 89. Art film, often : INDIE 90. Humanitarian concerns : NEEDS 91. It may be jam-packed : JAR 92. Closet wood : CEDAR 93. Lifeless : INERT 94. Subtle emanations : AURAS 96. City in Baden-Württemberg : ULM 98. ___-en-scène : MISE 100. Sitter's handful : IMP 101. Part of Scand. : NOR 102. Mr. abroad : SRI 103. Big Blue : IBM 104. 2-Down, translated : NIX 105. Budget limit : CAP