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20 M | A | R | I | E | 21 P | A | T | R | O | L | M | A | N | 22 E | N | E | M | Y |
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38 O | L | A | V | 39 L | 40 U | AU | S | 41 T | AU | 42 N | 43 T | 44 O | T | T | O |
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45 A | S | T | E | 46 R | 47 O | I | D | S | 48 D | R | A | 49 W | 50 S | N | E | A | R |
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51 D | A | S | 52 O | M | O | O | 53 A | 54 L | 55 I | 56 A | M | A | T | 57 S | T | E |
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63 E | 64 B | S | E | N | 65 R | E | A | D | I | E | 66 D | 67 M | I | D | 68 S | 69 T | ||||
70 P | A | Y | T | O | 71 S | E | N | 72 D | E | 73 A | 74 P | I | E | R | 75 O |
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76 U | T | N | E | 77 AU | P | A | I | 78 R | 79 N | A | S | S | 80 AU | 81 T | V | A | D |
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82 P | E | E | N | 83 D | I | R | G | E | 84 E | K | I | N | G | 85 S | E | M | I |
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112 T | R | U | E | 113 H | E | 114 A | R | T | O | F | G | 115 O | L | D | 116 F | I | S | T |
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117 L | I | N | A | 118 O | N | T | O | E | 119 T | I | L | D | E | 120 A | N | N | A |
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| 1. As yet : SOFAR 6. Strands in a diner : SPAGHETTI 15. March of ___ : DIMES 20. Mme. Tussaud : MARIE 21. One who keeps a beat? : PATROLMAN 22. Opposition : ENEMY 23. Complete flip-flop : UTURN 24. Mind : INTELLECT 25. Just above average : CPLUS 26. With 113-Across, 1972 song lyric hinting at this puzzle's theme : IVEBEENAMINERFORA 29. Play group? : STAGERS 30. ___ Tomé : SAO 31. Besmirching : TARRING 33. Scene : TABLEAU 34. They're pitched : TENTS 36. Victorians, e.g. : AUSSIES 38. Patron saint of Norway : OLAV 39. Outdoor shindigs : LUAUS 41. "Your mother wears army boots!," e.g. : TAUNT 44. Kristin ___, six-time swimming champion at the 1988 Olympics : OTTO 45. Classic Atari game : ASTEROIDS 48. Approaches : DRAWSNEAR 51. Mahler's "___ Lied von der Erde" : DAS 52. "Typee" sequel : OMOO 53. First Shia imam : ALI 56. Latin 101 verb : AMAT 57. Marie or Suzanne: Abbr. : STE 58. "Homage to Clio" poet : AUDEN 59. Some shavers : BRAUNS 61. Pianist Claudio : ARRAU 63. "Barnaby Jones" star : EBSEN 65. Set up : READIED 67. Thick : MIDST 70. Check words : PAYTO 71. D.C. pol : SEN 72. Narc employer, for short : DEA 74. "The Baptism of Christ" painter ___ della Francesca : PIERO 76. ___ Reader : UTNE 77. Child-care provider : AUPAIR 79. Capital city about an hour by plane from Miami : NASSAU 81. Campaign expense : TVAD 82. End of a hammer : PEEN 83. Music unlikely to be played at a party : DIRGE 84. Squeezing (out) : EKING 85. Weigh station sight : SEMI 86. Prefix with valve : UNI 87. Delilahs : SIRENS 88. Lifework : CAREER 90. White House advisory grp. : NSC 91. Snorkeling locale : LAGOON 93. Wide of the mark : ERRANT 95. "The best ___ to come!" : ISYET 97. European air hub : DEGAULLE 103. "The Naked Maja" and "The Clothed Maja," e.g. : GOYAS 106. It's often "proud" : SPONSOR 109. Sine or cosine : RATIO 110. Two-year periods : BIENNIA 112. Straight : TRUE 113. See 26-Across : HEARTOFGOLD 116. Solidarity symbol : FIST 117. Director Wertmüller : LINA 118. How ballerinas dance : ONTOE 119. Jalapeño feature : TILDE 120. Tennis player Smashnova : ANNA 121. Dairy aisle purchase : EGGS 122. Detects, in a way : HEARS 123. Slight difficulties : SNAGS 124. Typical Mad reader : TEEN |
1. Laura Bush's alma mater: Abbr. : SMU 2. Nibble for Trigger : OAT 3. Tropical cave dwellers : FRUITBATS 4. Radiator part : AIRVALVE 5. Go back (on) : RENEGE 6. Person with binoculars, maybe : SPIER 7. Glazier's stock : PANES 8. Mailing label abbr. : ATTN 9. Facilitates : GREASES 10. Bill who created the comic strip "Smokey Stover" : HOLMAN 11. Missy ___ with the 2002 hit "Work It" : ELLIOTT 12. Some govt. investigators : TMEN 13. Indicator of silence : TACET 14. Prefix with state : INTRA 15. Some Martha Stewart Living photo displays : DECORS 16. Locked up : INPRISON 17. Deep black garnets : MELANITES 18. Swift-running bird : EMU 19. Way: Abbr. : SYS 27. Lover boy : BEAU 28. Overseas Mrs. : FRAU 29. Burrito topping : SALSA 32. Reach an understanding of : GETAT 33. Mr. ___ of "The Wind in the Willows" : TOAD 34. Letters from Greece : TAUS 35. Mideast's House of ___ : SAUD 37. Peeved : SORE 39. Common symbol in heraldry : LION 40. German-born Hollywood actor ___ Keir : UDO 42. Org. of which U. S. Grant was once president : NRA 43. Author Janowitz : TAMA 46. Event where chaps may be seen : RODEO 47. Warning, maybe : OMEN 49. "Close" : WARM 50. Landing place : STRIP 53. Constellation near Scorpius : ARA 54. Extol : LAUD 55. Magician's name suffix : INI 58. Author who wrote "One half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other" : AUSTEN 59. Harmless : BENIGN 60. "Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixteen" singer : SEDAKA 62. Independent examinations : AUDITS 63. All gone, in a way : EATEN 64. Like 113-Across : BYNEILYOUNG 65. Backside : REAREND 66. 1954 Jean Simmons movie : DESIREE 68. Atomic number of the special parts of this puzzle which, when connected, form a 113-Across : SEVENTYNINE 69. Toronto transports : TRAMS 70. Kind of platter : PUPU 71. Politico Agnew : SPIRO 73. He played Grant on TV : ASNER 75. Like some of Keats's work : ODIC 77. Sound : AUDIO 78. Thing, in court : RES 79. Big inits. in Japanese computers : NEC 80. Carpentry tool : AUGER 87. Pepper and others: Abbr. : SGTS 89. Frenzy : RAGE 92. Son of Aphrodite : AENEAS 94. Like some yogurt : NONFAT 95. Basketry fiber : ISTLE 96. Parsley bit : SPRIG 98. Boo-boo : ERROR 99. Microsoft man : GATES 100. Park Avenue, for one : AUTO 101. Mountain climbers? : LIFTS 102. Sign on to a computer : LOGIN 104. French department in Picardy : AISNE 105. "Paradise Lost" figure : SATAN 107. "We got trouble!" : OHOH 108. Painter Magritte : RENE 110. Whse., e.g. : BLDG 111. ___ of March : IDES 114. ___ crossroads : ATA 115. Suffix with pay : OLA |