NY Times, Sun, May 08, 2005  BOX CARS

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1. Grub, e.g. : BAIT 5. July 1944 battle site : STLO 9. Tiny-eared rodent : VOLE 13. Answer sharply : SNAPAT 19. Olympic swimming gold medalist Kristin ___ : OTTO 20. Bud : CHUM 21. Kind of surgeon : ORAL 22. Harem guard : EUNUCH 23. Hanging site [Buick] : PICTUREGALLERY 26. Eur. hot spot : MTETNA 27. Info on a bus. card : PHONENO 28. Having "I" problems? : EGOISTIC 30. It has floor leaders: Abbr. : SEN 31. Not very high marks : CEES 32. Knee-slapper : GASSER 33. William Browne poem "___, as Fair as Ever Saw the North" : AROSE 35. Punctual [Dodge] : DONEONTIME 40. Encloses : SEALSIN 42. Singer Morissette : ALANIS 43. Prefix with red : INFRA 46. Bagel type : SESAME 49. Kind of position : FETAL 50. There's one for every year : CANDLE 52. Practically nothing : JOT 54. Series ender : ETAL 55. Toiletry item : TALC 56. Blood and guts : GORE 57. Elected superior : ABBOT 59. Raisins or nuts : SNACK 60. Council of ___, 1545-63 : TRENT 62. Parenthetical information : AREACODE 64. Sorority letter : PHI 65. Latin 101 word : AMO 68. Like electrical signals in the body [Toyota] : INTERCELLULAR 70. Many, many moons : EON 71. N.Y.C. division : BOR 72. Subjects of some sea tales : MERMAIDS 73. Things that are picked : LODES 75. Farm young : FOALS 77. Best : OUTDO 78. Summon : PAGE 79. Old Italian bread : LIRA 83. "Comus" composer : ARNE 84. Michaels and others : ALS 85. Of the moon : LUNARY 87. Mountain air : YODEL 88. Politely decline : BEGOFF 90. Memory units : BYTES 91. Sipowicz's partner on "NYPD Blue" : SIMONE 92. Things from faraway places : EXOTICA 95. Large carvings [Ford] : TOTEMPOLES 98. "Beyond the Sea" singer, 1960 : DARIN 100. Despot overthrown in 2003 : SADDAM 103. Uneven : ALOP 104. "Gimme ___! ?" (Iowa State cheer) : ANI 105. Indication of service availability : DIALTONE 107. Like some parties : CATERED 111. Mexican resort : CANCUN 113. Warm up [Ford] : POPINTOTHEOVEN 116. Like the identified car models inside this puzzle's long answers : HIDDEN 117. Iowa State's home : AMES 118. "Peter Pan" pirate : SMEE 119. Originated : CAME 120. Rate : ASSESS 121. Turn over : CEDE 122. One of six of Henry VIII : PARR 123. "___ what?" : KNOW		1. Some jazz : BOP 2. "Take ___ from me ?" : ATIP 3. Hankering : ITCH 4. 1930's film dog : TOTO 5. Shows for critics : SCREENS 6. Bloggers' arena : THENET 7. Subject of the film biography "The Immortal Count" : LUGOSI 8. Medical suffix : OMA 9. River connected by canal to the Don : VOLGA 10. Lunchbox desserts : OREOS 11. Chief city of ancient Thessaly : LARISSA 12. Paris landmark : ELYSEE 13. Big match : SEMI 14. Loon : NUTCASE 15. Chemical suffix : ANE 16. Records [Hyundai] : PUTSONATAPE 17. Stridex targets : ACNES 18. Feudal baron : THANE 24. Straighten out : UNCOIL 25. Dracula, for one : LEGEND 29. Singsong syllable : TRA 34. Stopped lying : RISEN 35. Unbalanced : DAFT 36. Olive genus : OLEA 37. Like a certain govt. : NATL 38. Pass : ENACT 39. Greedy cry : MINE 41. W.W. II craft: Abbr. : LST 44. Like bell-bottoms [Jeep] : FLAREDOUT 45. Nonconformists : REBELS 47. Hairy-chested : MACHO 48. "The Magic Kingdom" novelist : ELKIN 50. Pitcher's gift : CONTROL 51. Humorist Ward : ARTEMUS 52. Not serious : JOCULAR 53. Science of the ear : OTOLOGY 56. It might make the hair blond : GENE 58. Visa fig. : BAL 59. Dry : SERE 61. Lens holders : RIMS 62. How bitter enemies speak : ACIDLY 63. ___ City, Fla., NE of Tampa : DADE 65. Popular 1990's sitcom from England, informally : ABFAB 66. Dickie of "Our Gang" : MOORE 67. Citrus dessert bits [Ford] : ORANGERINDS 69. Snitch : RAT 74. Certain replay : SLOMO 76. Successor to Clement VIII : LEOXI 78. El ___ : PASO 80. "American __" : IDOL 81. 1990's Haitian president Preval : RENE 82. Bass offerings : ALES 84. Behind : AFT 86. Court figures : NETMEN 87. Winner's cry : YIPPEE 89. Dipped dishes : FONDUES 90. Lennon/McCartney song whose title words follow "They'll be glad, you're not ?" : BADTOME 91. Cover completely : SMOTHER 93. "This ___ surprise!" : ISA 94. High-crowned cap worn in Turkey and Iran : CALPAC 96. Indian name for Mount Rainier : TACOMA 97. Bringer of good news, perhaps : ELATER 98. Russian villa : DACHA 99. Author Nin : ANAIS 101. Not clean : DOPED 102. Pernod flavoring : ANISE 106. Holiday ___ : INNS 108. Try to put baby to sleep, maybe : ROCK 109. Politico Bayh : EVAN 110. Sampler : DEMO 112. B train? : CDE 114. Kitchen meas. : TSP 115. Young : NEW