NY Times, Sun, Aug 10, 2008  INSIDE JOKES

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1. Big name in baked beans : VANCAMP 8. Neighbor of Oakland : ALAMEDA 15. Gilberto's partner on "The Girl From Ipanema," 1964 : GETZ 19. Earsplitting : OVERLOUD 21. Cicero or Publius : SENATOR 22. Light shade : AQUA 23. 21 : LEGALDRINKINGAGE 25. Neighbor of a Georgian : TURK 26. Filled out : GREW 27. Exchanged vows : IDOS 28. Knocker's request : LETMEIN 30. Off-road wheels, for short : ATV 31. Vespasian's successor : TITUS 33. Command ctrs. : HQS 36. One of an old film trio : SHEMP 37. Way out : ESCAPEROUTE 40. Los ___ : ALAMOS 43. Anna of "X-Men" : PAQUIN 45. Humans, e.g. : SIMIANS 47. Like a butterfingers : INEPT 48. Temperaments : NATURES 49. Rock's ___ Folds Five : BEN 50. Cries of agony : YOWS 52. Viva-voce vote : NAY 53. Pastry shop treat : ECLAIR 54. Conductors' aids : MUSICRACKS 57. Quick expression of gratitude : THX 58. Gets better : HEALS 59. Natty dresser : FOP 60. Grant-giving org. : NEA 61. Butterfly relative : CRAWL 63. "___ She Lovely" : ISNT 64. Cereal killer : ERGOT 66. Rather inclined : STEEP 68. Breakfast spot, briefly : HOJO 71. "Vissi d'arte" singer : TOSCA 73. "N.Y. State of Mind" rapper : NAS 75. Yossarian's tentmate, in "Catch-22" : ORR 76. Curl performer : BICEP 77. Part of some three-day weekends: Abbr. : FRI 79. Number one : TOPRANKING 82. Athos's arm : MUSKET 83. Ontario, par exemple : LAC 84. "Generations of healthy, happy pets" sloganeer : ALPO 85. Small songbird : TIT 86. Chopsticks eschewers, informally : FORKERS 87. Razor handle? : OCCAM 89. The ___ Band, with guitarist Little Steven : ESTREET 92. Choir supports : RISERS 93. He played 2,130 consecutive games : GEHRIG 95. "Sire" : YOURMAJESTY 97. The Desi of Desilu : ARNAZ 99. Middle of summer? : EMS 100. Certain people buried in Westminster Abbey : POETS 101. Black-and-white broadcast? : APB 104. Divine epithet : CREATOR 106. Cut made by a saw : KERF 107. Gilpin of "Frasier" : PERI 108. Sticks (out) : JUTS 109. Ignore, as a problem : SWEEPUNDERTHERUG 115. Assist in evil : ABET 116. Freaky : BIZARRE 117. Dimming : LOWERING 118. They may be revolutionary : WARS 119. The very beginning : YEARONE 120. 1967 pop sensation, with "the" : MONKEES		1. Europe's longest river : VOLGA 2. Turn aside : AVERT 3. Beersheba's desert : NEGEV 4. Sticking point : CRAW 5. Unilever detergent : ALL 6. Chic, in the '60s : MOD 7. People who no what they like? : PURITANS 8. Emulates a reporter : ASKS 9. Kona keepsake : LEI 10. Brashares who wrote "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" : ANN 11. Zine : MAG 12. And others, in a list : ETAL 13. Old Venetian officials : DOGES 14. Self-titled album of 1980 : ARETHA 15. St. Peter, e.g.? : GATEMAN 16. High-school gym feature : EQUIPMENTLOCKER 17. Chance to play : TURN 18. Ringo's drummer son : ZAK 20. Styled : DIDUP 24. Mr. Potato Head features : NOSES 29. Infamous 1999 computer virus with a woman's name : MELISSA 31. Woes, to a Yiddish speaker : TSURIS 32. More aloof : ICIER 33. Target, with "on" : HOMEIN 34. Marmalade ingredients : QUINCES 35. Stop: Abbr. : STA 37. On a par with : EQUALTO 38. Barbecue order : RIBS 39. "Watermark" vocalist : ENYA 41. Brightly colored fish : OPAH 42. Charon's workplace : STYX 43. Wears out the carpet? : PACES 44. Declaration of August 14, 1941 : ATLANTICCHARTER 46. Activity in which people get their kicks : SOCCER 48. NuGrape competitor : NEHI 51. Call letters on 1970s-'80s TV : WKRP 54. Pet cat, in British lingo : MOG 55. "Once ___ midnight dreary ..." : UPONA 56. Betray, in a way : RATON 59. Soda shop order : FRAPPE 62. Single malt, for instance : WHISKEY 64. Rachel Carson's sci. : ECOL 65. Hissy fit : TANTRUM 67. Joule division : ERG 69. Raspberries : JEERS 70. Takes, with "for" : OPTS 72. Legs : STAMINA 74. Their business is going downhill : SKIERS 76. Explodes : BURSTS 77. Aggressively promote : FLOG 78. Put the pedal to the metal : RACE 80. Promising : ROSY 81. Couple : ITEM 82. Dampish : MOIST 86. Not burdened by : FREEFROM 88. Record list : ARRESTS 90. Nail site : TOE 91. Not live : TAPED 94. "Great" guy : GATSBY 96. Superman's father : JOREL 98. "Holy smokes!" : ZOWIE 101. Place with an eagle's-eye view : AERIE 102. Someone who just got out of a long bath, facetiously : PRUNE 103. Jason of "American Pie" : BIGGS 104. International baseball powerhouse : CUBA 105. Former shah ___ Pahlavi : REZA 106. Banjo supporter : KNEE 107. Executive's extra : PERK 108. Paleontologist's discovery : JAW 110. Musician's gift : EAR 111. Active leader? : PRO 112. Subject of a Keats ode : URN 113. Couple : TWO 114. Egg source : HEN