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1. Track figure : TIPSTER 8. Din-din : EATS 12. Nautical line : TOWROPE 19. Ally makers : UNITERS 20. Search high and low : SCOUR 22. Like some grievances : UNAIRED 23. Home of the newspaper Haaretz : TELAVIV 24. Electrical engineers and news anchors? : CURRENTEVENTS 26. World travelers and wine connoisseurs? : EXOTICPORTS 28. Wrestling locale : MAT 29. Cheer greatly : ELATE 30. Some Millers : LITES 31. It may be pinched : TOE 32. Zealous : RABID 34. Business card abbr. : TEL 35. Oriole or Blue Jay, for short : ALER 36. Completely bungle : BLOW 38. Hercules or Ulysses : HERO 39. Eyed : OGLED 42. Classic Hans Christian Andersen story, with "The" : REDSHOES 44. Geologists and music video producers? : ROCKBANDS 46. Meal crumb : ORT 47. Congestion site : SINUS 48. Some volcanic deposits : BASALTS 52. College students and mattress testers? : SPRINGBREAKS 57. Greeted : MET 58. Outdoor cover : TARP 59. Robert who introduced the term "cell" to biology : HOOKE 60. Where the antihelix is : EAR 61. Under : SEDATED 64. Itinerary word : VIA 65. Choir stands : RISERS 67. Despicable sort : CUR 69. Executed : DID 70. Stop : DESIST 72. The Gamecocks of the Southeastern Conf. : USC 73. Machinates : SCHEMES 76. Prominent D.C. lobby : NRA 78. Wallop : BASTE 79. Twelve ___ : NOON 81. Supercool : RAD 82. Old West outlaws and aspiring thespians? : STAGECOACHES 85. Bit of gridiron equipment : KNEEPAD 87. Obviously sad : TEARY 88. Boffo : HIT 89. Beat-era musicians and orthopedists? : HIPJOINTS 91. Show on the small screen : TELECAST 96. Home of the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge : MAINE 98. PC screens, for short : CRTS 99. Certain investigators, for short : FEDS 100. Champ just before 36-Down : ASHE 101. Tough spot : JAM 102. Lavishes gifts (on), say : DOTES 104. U.N. chief ___ Ki-moon : BAN 105. Desex : ALTER 106. Huge, in poetry : ENORM 109. Shak. is its most-quoted writer : OED 110. Fort Knox officials and pop singers? : GOLDRECORDS 113. Comedians and parade directors? : STRAIGHTLINES 116. Defeat in a derby : OUTRIDE 117. Office newbie : TRAINEE 118. "___ joking!" : YOURE 119. Lettered top : DREIDEL 120. Set out : SALLIED 121. Cold war inits. : USSR 122. Activity in which spelling counts? : SORCERY		1. Like a guardian : TUTELAR 2. Kept from home : INEXILE 3. Flew : PILOTED 4. Bay ___ (residents of Massachusetts) : STATERS 5. Walter ___, author of "The Hustler" : TEVIS 6. Prince in "The Little Mermaid" : ERIC 7. Answer : RSVP 8. Mortgagee's concern : ESCROW 9. Sharp : ACUTE 10. Craggy peaks : TORS 11. Boulogne-___-Mer, France : SUR 12. For all to play, in music : TUTTI 13. With 105-Down, a short play : ONE 14. Salon option : WAVE 15. Cambodian money : RIEL 16. Florid : ORNATE 17. Stroked : PETTED 18. Car with an innovative "rolling dome" speedometer : EDSEL 21. Ad-libs and such : REMARKS 25. Honcho : NABOB 27. Western tribe : OTOS 32. Stepped aside, in court : RECUSED 33. Gave : DONATED 36. 1976-80 Wimbledon champ : BORG 37. Not touch : LETBE 38. Sounds of anger or jubilation : HONKS 40. Factory shipments: Abbr. : GDS 41. Hurdle for some college srs. : LSAT 43. Sharpeners : HONERS 44. Estuary : RIA 45. Assist in shady doings : ABET 47. Blood ___ : SERUM 49. Extravagant : LAVISH 50. Mournful : TRISTE 51. Sudden floods : SPATES 52. Much smaller now : SHRUNK 53. Exterminator's option : POISON 54. Gangster's gun : ROSCOE 55. Nickname once at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. : IKE 56. Hurried : RACED 57. Member of the familia : MADRE 62. Needing bleach, say : DINGY 63. Campaign feature : DEBATE 66. Eked (out) : SCRAPED 68. Feels indignant about : RESENTS 71. Egg holder : SAC 74. Religious pilgrimage : HADJ 75. Rebounds and steals : STATS 77. Hurt so bad : ACHED 80. Fruit-flavored soda : NEHI 83. ___ Magica : ARS 84. "Essential" things : OILS 86. A.T.M. need : PIN 87. Without oomph : TIREDLY 90. Certain chamber group : OCTET 91. Oversee : TEND 92. Heat-related : CALORIC 93. On : ASTRIDE 94. Dog after the winter, e.g. : SHEDDER 95. How Calvin Coolidge spoke : TERSELY 96. You can say that again : MANTRA 97. Lacking scruples : AMORAL 99. Less accurate : FALSER 101. Kids : JESTS 103. Expressed delight : OOHED 104. Some South Africans : BOERS 105. See 13-Down : ACTER 107. Symbol of thinness : RAIL 108. Attire not for the modest : MINI 110. Striped animals : GNUS 111. Wands : RODS 112. Prefix with zone : EURO 114. "Imagine that!" : GEE 115. Note to be used later : IOU