NY Times, Sun, Apr 27, 2008 OOPS!

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1. Program executors, for short : CPUS 5. Miracle-___ : GRO 8. Tribal council makeup, often : ELDERS 14. Casual attire : LEVIS 19. Like the carol "Away in a Manger," originally : LUTHERAN 21. Wine sometimes blended with Cabernet Sauvignon : MERLOT 22. Be : EXIST 23. Turn away : ALIENATE 24. Foot, slangily : TOOTSY 25. 2% alternative : WHOLE 26. *Long, long time : MILLENIUM 28. Loot : SPOILS 30. Yank or Tiger : ALER 31. Half-baked : DOPY 32. *Stick with a needle, maybe : INNOCULATE 34. *Absence at a nudist colony? : EMBARASSMENT 41. What a Tennessee cheerleader asks for a lot? : ANE 42. Stuck : INAJAM 43. Neighbor of Ga. : ALA 44. *Bugs : HARRASSES 50. Jazzy Jones : NORAH 51. *Wee : MINISCULE 54. Below par : ILL 55. X-ray ___ : SPEX 56. "What a moron I am!" : DOH 57. Gawk at : OGLE 58. Whatchamacallit : GIZMO 60. Monterrey mister : SENOR 62. Suffix not seen much in London : IZE 63. Least bold : MEEKEST 65. Like the answers to the 10 asterisked clues, more often than any other English words, according to a 1999 study : IMPROPERLYSPELLED 69. Narrative : ACCOUNT 71. ___ choy (Chinese vegetable) : BOK 72. Contract specifics : TERMS 73. Luster : SHEEN 74. Tip of the Arabian Peninsula : OMAN 76. Massage target? : EGO 77. Spicy cuisine : THAI 81. Debt acknowledgment : IOU 82. *Conspicuous : NOTICABLE 86. Trying period for a doctoral student : ORALS 87. *Supplant : SUPERCEDE 91. Clean air org. : EPA 92. Baseball's ___ league : PEEWEE 93. Gen ___ : XER 94. *Doggedness : PERSEVERENCE 97. *Oblige : ACCOMODATE 103. Commotion : STIR 104. Series of rounds : BOUT 105. Is undecided : WAVERS 107. *Event : OCCURENCE 113. Root used in perfumery : ORRIS 115. Farmer's ___ : MARKET 117. Attempts : HASAGOAT 118. T-shirt style : VNECK 119. Follows : ENSUES 120. Like some pens : ERASABLE 121. Swift's "A Modest Proposal," e.g. : ESSAY 122. Plain : STEPPE 123. Alternative to dial-up : DSL 124. French noblemen : DUCS		1. Symbol of happiness : CLAM 2. Long-haired sheepdog : PULI 3. Regulated bus. : UTIL 4. Writer/illustrator Silverstein : SHEL 5. Mustang competitor : GRANDAM 6. Photoshop options : RATIOS 7. Tops : ONEUPS 8. Ambulance figure: Abbr. : EMT 9. Many August babies : LEOS 10. Disarming words? : DROPIT 11. Rocker John : ELTON 12. Violinist's need : ROSIN 13. Pen, to Pierre : STYLO 14. 1950s Braves All-Star pitcher Burdette : LEW 15. Relaxes, in a way : EXHALES 16. It's bowed : VIOLA 17. Archipelago part : ISLET 18. Cubic meter : STERE 20. Laredo-to-Galveston dir. : ENE 27. "Bro!" : MYMAN 29. Cliff : SCAR 33. Spanish "a" : UNA 34. Karl Marx's one : EINS 35. Alphabet quartet : MNOP 36. Expose : BARE 37. Product with TV's first advertising jingle, 1948 : AJAX 38. Word of encouragement : RAH 39. QB Manning : ELI 40. "Illmatic" rapper : NAS 44. Most massive : HUGEST 45. The whole wide world : ALL 46. Show up again : REEMERGE 47. Judged, with "up" : SIZED 48. They're seen in many John Constable paintings : ELMS 49. ___ machine : SLOT 51. Orator's no-no : MONOTONE 52. Restaurant chain since 1958 : IHOP 53. Close, as a relationship : COZY 56. Laura of "Jurassic Park" : DERN 58. Some shampoos : GELS 59. Running mate with Dick : IKE 60. Like cotton candy : SPUN 61. Commercial come-on : REBATE 62. Type : ILK 64. Ticklish one? : ELMO 65. Freeze : ICEUP 66. Target of many a Bart Simpson prank call : MOE 67. Rice-A-___ : RONI 68. Marmalade component : PEEL 69. Without adjustments : ASIS 70. Dynasty of Confucius and Lao-tzu : CHOU 75. Trendy : MOD 77. Olive or apple : TREE 78. Goldie of "Cactus Flower" : HAWN 79. Actor Baldwin : ALEC 80. "Ah, yes" : ISEE 83. O.K. mark : CEE 84. When Earth Day is celebrated: Abbr. : APR 85. ___ profundo : BASSO 86. Anthem contraction : OER 88. Rare imports, maybe : EXOTICA 89. Crucial sleep stage : REM 90. Cock-a-doodle-doo : CROW 92. Examination : PERUSAL 94. Opposite of "nod off" : PERKUP 95. Marked permanently : ETCHED 96. Parish priests : VICARS 97. Previously mentioned : ABOVE 98. Toes' woes : CORNS 99. Parish priests : CURES 100. Matriarchs : DAMES 101. ___-garde : AVANT 102. Brusque : TERSE 106. Ooze : SEEP 108. Dorm heads, for short : RAS 109. "Heavens!" : EGAD 110. International chain of fusion cuisine restaurants : NOBU 111. Course after trig : CALC 112. Somme times : ETES 114. Heavens : SKY 116. Literary inits. : TSE