NY Times, Sun, Mar 19, 2006  ALWAYS FELT THIS WAY

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1. Item on a chain : POCKETWATCH 7. Deep water : OPENSEA 14. Microwaveable lunch sandwich : HOTPOCKET 18. 3 1/2 million square mile expanse : SAHARA 19. Lapse : ERRATUM 20. Antarctica's Prince ___ Coast : OLAV 21. Diethyl ether, to butanol : ISOMER 22. Medium, maybe : NOTRARE 23. Bone: Prefix : OSTE 24. Whizzes (by) : ZOOMS 25. "Go!" : MOVEIT 26. Prepare, as leftovers : REHEAT 28. Authorize : ENTITLE 30. Renaissance family name : ESTE 31. Playground retort : ICANSO 32. ___ given : ASA 34. 1998 British Petroleum acquisition : AMOCO 36. It has frozen assets : SPERMBANK 42. Constellation next to Telescopium : ARA 43. 1969 N.H.L. M.V.P., familiarly : ESPO 47. Tree with pods : CACAO 48. Undo, as binder rings : SNAPOPEN 51. Hua's predecessor as Chinese premier : ZHOU 52. Many : ALOTOF 54. Starting : ASOF 55. Recliner feature : LEGREST 57. Brand X : GENERIC 59. Hit, in Variety slang : BOFF 61. Not far from : NEARTO 62. Bit of editing : REVISAL 64. Big name in construction : LEGO 66. One making calls : REF 67. Powerful handheld electronic devices : POCKETPCS 70. Game played on a 49-Down : EIGHTBALL 72. Avalanche victim's salvation : AIRPOCKET 73. Spectra maker : KIA 74. Radiate : EMIT 75. Popular candy since the 1780's : ALTOIDS 77. Like King Gyanendra : NEPALI 79. "Quién ___?" : SABE 81. "Aha" : ISEENOW 85. Place to see a camel : ICERINK 87. Scandal : FLAP 89. Must : HAVETO 90. Spore producer : FERN 91. Aunt Chloe's husband, in literature : UNCLETOM 94. Ethelbert who composed "Mighty Lak' a Rose" : NEVIN 95. Classic brand whose symbol is a tiger : ESSO 96. "___ bad" : TOO 97. Kitchen fixture : SPICERACK 99. "Understand?" : GETIT 101. O's predecessors : ENS 102. Simple itinerary destination : POINTB 106. Interstate sign : FOOD 109. Old 280Z's and 280ZX's : DATSUNS 115. Covered : INDOOR 116. Temperatures : FEVERS 118. Capital that's the home of Lenin Park : HANOI 119. Distant : COLD 120. Lecture : EDUCATE 122. Blasted, with "at" : YELLED 123. See 103-Down : KNEE 124. Exposed to oxygen : AERATED 125. Object in le ciel : ETOILE 126. Subtle thieves : POCKETERS 127. Big fish, say : KEEPERS 128. Lint collector? : PANTSPOCKET		1. Miniature : POCKETSIZE 2. Had a base in baseball : WASON 3. "What ___!" : AHOOT 4. 1960's singer Terrell : TAMMI 5. Procter & Gamble brand : CREST 6. Laugh sound : HAR 7. Vintner's prefix : OENO 8. Turn out : PROVE 9. Some Art Deco works : ERTES 10. Tokyo airport : NARITA 11. Road atlas part : STATEMAP 12. Port. is part of it : EUR 13. Language that favors "sedans" to "saloons" : AMERICANENGLISH 14. To-do : HOOHA 15. Half of a 1930's vaudeville duo : OLSEN 16. Byes : TATAS 17. Presidential prerogative : POCKETVETO 25. Mojave Desert vista : MESAS 27. Green: Prefix : ECO 29. Family pooch : LAB 33. Actress Karina who played Scheherazade : ANNA 35. City SSW of Moscow : OREL 36. Heroin, slangily : SCAG 37. Anemic-looking : PALE 38. Coll. major : ECON 39. Judges : RATERS 40. Longtime Lone Ranger player : MOORE 41. Old section in Algiers : KASBAH 43. Prophet who led Jews back to Jerusalem : EZRA 44. L.P.G.A. star ___ Turner : SHERRI 45. Campaign need : POSTER 46. Like some expenses : OUTOFPOCKET 49. Image this puzzle grid is supposed to suggest : POOLTABLE 50. Mistaken : OFF 53. Quick timeout : FIVEMINUTEBREAK 56. Prefix with centric : GEO 58. Early second-century year : CIII 60. Lacking sparkle : FLAT 63. Cpls.' superiors : SGTS 65. Morlocks' prey in "The Time Machine" : ELOI 67. Handy-dandy tool : POCKETKNIFE 68. Shares : PIECES 69. Tricks : CAPERS 71. Farm cries : BLEATS 72. Complimentary closing : ASEVER 74. Roth who directed the 2005 horror flick "Hostel" : ELI 76. Silas ___, emissary of the Continental Congress to France : DEANE 78. River to the Ligurian Sea : ARNO 80. Half of a noted 1955 merger: Abbr. : AFL 82. River that flows by the Hermitage : NEVA 83. Suffix with neur- : OTIC 84. Overstudious sort : WONK 86. Rope expert's favorite radio station? : KNOT 88. Poet who wrote "To err is human ?" : POPE 92. Do : COIFFURE 93. Smart set? : MINDS 98. Org. for Va., but not Md. : CSA 99. Sporty Pontiac : GTO 100. Kicker's aid : TOECAP 102. "Fingersmith" : PICKPOCKET 103. With 123-Across, pleading, perhaps : ONONE 104. Lazybones : IDLER 105. Lymphatic system parts : NODES 107. Like quaking aspen leaves : OVATE 108. Stop : DETER 110. Angle denoter, in math : THETA 111. Permanent site? : SALON 112. Pitch-black : UNLIT 113. Seasonal music : NOELS 114. Start of 67-Across or end of 72-Across, literally : SIDEPOCKET 117. Some roulette bets : REDS 121. Low mark : DEE 122. Rural affirmative : YEP