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1. 1970s dance craze : HUSTLE 7. Sweet-talk : COAX 11. Call letters? : RSVP 15. Cartoonist who took on Boss Tweed : NAST 19. Involve : ENTAIL 20. Predecessor of George I : ANNE 21. Napoleonic army weapon : EPEE 22. Bullpen stats : ERAS 23. *Good and bad for a motorist : WRECKLESSDRIVING 26. Meridian : ACME 27. Evoking goose bumps, say : EERIE 28. Some excuses : LIES 29. Place with "Now Serving" numbers : DELI 30. Hot dog add-on : KRAUT 31. Insect repellent : DEET 32. Any entry on a Dear Santa list : WANT 33. Part of a frame : SILL 34. Some skirts : ALINES 35. Relaxation : LOLLING 37. *Good and bad for a marketer : CLOSINGASALE 39. Directional word : YON 40. Arachne had one : LOOM 41. Civil War side : NORTH 42. Dumbhead : ASS 45. Quarter-inch of snow, e.g. : COATING 48. Feverish conditions : AGUES 49. Where lieutenants are trained: Abbr. : OCS 52. *Good and bad for a West Point cadet : SHAVINGABEARD 55. Stole, for example : NECKLET 57. Cry before screeching brakes, maybe : TAXI 58. 105-Down output : ARTE 59. Us outside the U.S. : NOUS 61. Aussie lass : SHEILA 62. "Take ___ from me" : ATIP 63. River through Interlaken : AARE 65. Buck : CLAM 67. "Three Places in New England" composer : IVES 68. Tab, at times : INSERT 71. Car with a griffin in its logo : SAAB 73. On : ATOP 75. Gomez's sweetie : TISH 76. Unoriginal work : RETREAD 78. *Good and bad for a jungle guide : TRUSTYMACHETE 81. Hosp. features : ERS 82. Major ecological community : BIOME 84. What's hot : THERAGE 85. Mao, e.g. : RED 86. Kind of drug that inhibits bacteria : SULFA 87. Bygone French coins : ECUS 88. MS. readers : EDS 90. *Good and bad for a vampire : BLACKOFNIGHT 94. Criminal's worry : WIRETAP 98. Preferably : RATHER 99. All nerves : EDGY 100. Sprees : JAGS 101. ___ League : ARAB 103. No longer in the closet : OUTED 104. "No shirt, no shoes, no service," e.g. : RULE 105. Chihuahua cat : GATO 106. Note taker : STENO 107. Crop : TRIM 108. *Good and bad for a spy : COVERTOPERATIONS 111. "Take this!" : HERE 112. Not a teetotaler : USER 113. Legal hearing : OYER 114. Theater features : AISLES 115. Runner's place : SLED 116. Places where free spirits aren't found? : BARS 117. Boston's ___ Ave. : MASS 118. Boulevard, e.g. : ARTERY		1. Cut down : HEWED 2. Remove from a spindle : UNREEL 3. Sound choice? : STEREO 4. Without words : TACITLY 5. Go for : LIKE 6. Third of July? : ELL 7. Sausage part : CASING 8. Beginning : ONSET 9. Some operators in Boolean logic : ANDS 10. Today's thirtysomething, for short : XER 11. Parties : REVELS 12. Cause of a stain, perhaps : SPILLING 13. "___ Creator Spiritus" (Latin hymn) : VENI 14. Mastermind game piece : PEG 15. Relatively close : NEARISH 16. Deep mysteries : ARCANA 17. Justice Alito : SAMUEL 18. Menace along the Congo : TSETSE 24. Verve : ELAN 25. Local language, say : IDIOM 30. Book club gathering, e.g. : KLATSCH 32. Minnesota county or its seat : WINONA 33. Campaign staple : SLOGAN 34. Corresponds : AGREES 36. Places : LOCI 37. Test track obstacle : CONE 38. You name it : NOUN 40. Free : LIBERATE 42. "Royal Wedding" star, 1951 : ASTAIRE 43. 2005 Emmy winner for "Boston Legal" : SHATNER 44. Certain jazz musicians : SAXISTS 46. Train stop between Delhi and Mumbai : AGRA 47. Byes : TATAS 48. Worships : ADULATES 49. Douglas's "Spartacus" co-star : OLIVIER 50. Frozen pizza brand : CELESTE 51. In a cache : STASHED 53. Dodge sports car : VIPER 54. Legendary bird : ROC 56. Painter Haring : KEITH 60. Chorus member in an ancient Greek play : SATYR 64. It may be cocked : EAR 66. Home of "Christina's World," for short : MOMA 69. Took to task : REBUKED 70. Measuring tape user : TAILOR 72. Exaggeratedly masculine : BUTCHY 74. Motorola products : PAGERS 77. Remove : DOFF 79. Sealed : SHUT 80. Yield : CEDE 83. End run, e.g. : MANEUVER 86. Machinated : SCHEMED 87. Ham and ___ (average Joe) : EGGER 89. One favoring a strong, centralized government : STATIST 90. Soup starters : BROTHS 91. Mountain ___ : LAUREL 92. Getup : ATTIRE 93. Layabouts : IDLERS 94. Sprinkles, maybe : WATERS 95. "M*A*S*H" private Straminsky : IGOR 96. Ring of color : AREOLE 97. Forty-niner, e.g. : PANNER 100. Makes sport of : JAPES 102. Domineering : BOSSY 104. Santa ___, Calif. : ROSA 105. Painter of "The Naked Maja" : GOYA 106. Ruckus : STIR 108. Kind of reporter : CUB 109. Singer Waits : TOM 110. It's below the majors : AAA