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1. Figure in "Lost Horizon" : LAMA 5. Intelligent, creative sort, supposedly : VIRGO 10. Fancy wheels : LIMO 14. Pet protector, for short : ASPCA 19. Monthly bill: Abbr. : ELEC 20. "___ Gold" : ULEES 21. ___ Sea, 2,000-square-mile saltwater lake : ARAL 22. Singer Collins and others : PHILS 23. *Boondocks : MIDDLEOFNOWHERE 26. Former presidential candidate in the Forbes 400 : PEROT 27. Standing by : ONICE 28. Symbol of modesty : VIOLET 29. Away with an O.K. : ONLEAVE 31. PBS funder : NEA 32. Mobile-to-Birmingham dir. : NNE 34. *Ambulance destination : MEDICALCENTER 37. Group of genetically related organisms : BIOTYPE 40. "Buy ___ regular price, get ..." : ONEAT 41. Directional suffix : ERN 42. It's within your grasp : PALM 44. With 51-Down, cry of sorrow : WOE 45. Specter in the Senate : ARLEN 48. Emulates AZ or T.I. : RAPS 50. *Imam or priest : SPIRITUALLEADER 54. 1986 Indy winner Bobby : RAHAL 57. Vacation itinerary : SITES 58. Literary heroine whose best friend is a goatherd : HEIDI 59. Copy : ACTLIKE 61. Looney Tunes nickname : TAZ 62. San ___, Calif. : MATEO 65. Straighten out : UNCOIL 68. G or R issuer: Abbr. : MPAA 69. *When the heavens and earth were created : BEGINNINGOFTIME 72. Car driven by James Bond in "Octopussy," for short : ALFA 75. Forward : RESEND 76. "Sweet" stream in a Burns poem : AFTON 77. Roadie's armful : AMP 80. Noisy but comfy chair : BEANBAG 82. Wallop : BASTE 84. First name in skin care : ESTEE 86. Material with a distinctive diagonal weave : SERGE 87. *Deputy : SECONDINCOMMAND 92. Serving in the navy : ASEA 94. Tweets, e.g. : TEXTS 95. Grandfathers of III's : SRS 96. Unpaid debt, e.g. : ONUS 97. Let go : CAN 99. Strait-laced : RIGID 101. Field for a fault-finder? : GEOLOGY 103. *Week after Christmas : ENDOFDECEMBER 108. G, musically : SOL 109. Lead-in to calculus : PRE 112. 1, to a trucker : LOWGEAR 113. Love sign : CARESS 115. Dog-___ : EARED 117. Actor Jannings and others : EMILS 118. *Lights out in New York City : BROADWAYCLOSING 122. Bathroom fixture : BIDET 123. "Yeah, right!" : IBET 124. Children : ISSUE 125. Part of a French opera : ACTE 126. Open stars? : SEEDS 127. Tops : LIDS 128. Like mesh : NETTY 129. Bartlett, e.g. : PEAR		1. A mechanic might see it a lot : LEMON 2. Flared dress : ALINE 3. Publicity push : MEDIABLITZ 4. Group with the 22x platinum album "Back in Black" : ACDC 5. Saturn offering : VUE 6. P.S. in a Beatles song : ILOVEYOU 7. Mortgage adjustment, for short : REFI 8. Subject of some modern maps : GENOME 9. "___ Mio" : OSOLE 10. "Chicago Hope" actress : LAHTI 11. Choler : IRE 12. Nick, say : MAR 13. World Cup shout : OLEOLE 14. Small, fruity dessert : APPLETART 15. Luster : SHEEN 16. Worrisome sight on the Spanish Main : PIRATESHIP 17. Bee's target : CLOVER 18. Back on board : ASTERN 24. O'Brien's predecessor : LENO 25. Get together : WED 30. Birthplace of James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson: Abbr. : NCAR 33. Abbr. on a cereal box : NTWT 35. Like most dorms nowadays : COED 36. ___ Page, woman in "The Merry Wives of Windsor" : ANNE 38. 1950s Hungarian premier ___ Nagy : IMRE 39. Birds with showy mates : PEAHENS 42. "Hey there!" : PSST 43. Pacific capital : APIA 45. Foreman foe : ALI 46. Pleonastic : REDUNDANT 47. "The Divided Self" author R. D. ___ : LAING 49. Former Swedish P.M. Olof ___ : PALME 51. See 44-Across : ISME 52. Director Sergio : LEONE 53. Bonnie in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame : RAITT 55. Wanted poster letters : AKA 56. Field of green : LEA 60. Sister of Erato : CLIO 63. Indian tourist locale : AGRA 64. Cover girl Cheryl : TIEGS 66. Cousin of a raccoon : COATI 67. Something to play : OFFENSE 69. Forehead coverer : BANGS 70. Desk tray : INBOX 71. Memory: Prefix : MNEM 72. They may be crunched : ABS 73. Wrangler rival : LEE 74. All over : FARANDWIDE 77. No matter the cost : ATANYPRICE 78. ___ items : MENU 79. Those hoofing it : PEDS 81. Events that are barrels of fun? : BEERFESTS 83. '60s radical grp. : SDS 85. Eye irritant : SMOG 88. Suffix with diet : ETIC 89. Relinquish : CEDE 90. Kind of saw : CROSSCUT 91. Peace Prize city : OSLO 93. Verdi's "Celeste ___" : AIDA 97. A-listers : CELEBS 98. Breakdown of social norms : ANOMIE 100. Playful rodent : GERBIL 101. Payola, e.g. : GREASE 102. Promise, for one : OLEO 104. Gave the once-over : OGLED 105. Exams for future docs : MCATS 106. Uncooperative : BAD 107. Field Marshal Rommel : ERWIN 110. ___-car : RENTA 111. Lawn tool : EDGER 114. Method: Abbr. : SYST 116. "Hurry!" : ASAP 119. Result of bringing someone home, for short : RBI 120. Etymologist's ref. : OED 121. Science writer Willy : LEY