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| 1. | First name in the White House : BARACK |
| 7. | Old Navy's owner : THEGAP |
| 13. | Dandy : ACE |
| 16. | Like one battery terminal: Abbr. : POS |
| 19. | Start of a seasonal song : ADESTE |
| 20. | Tribute : HOMAGE |
| 21. | Source of some intolerance : LACTOSE |
| 23. | What Katie Holmes lost in divorce court? : CRUISECONTROL |
| 25. | Unsteady : ERRATIC |
| 26. | Money of Laos : KIP |
| 27. | Shoots in the foot : LAMES |
| 28. | Commuter on a crowded bus, e.g.? : REARBUMPER |
| 30. | Huck Finn's father : PAP |
| 31. | Knicks venue, for short : MSG |
| 32. | Throw in the towel : BAGIT |
| 33. | "Sing of old ___ and the ancient ways": Yeats : EIRE |
| 34. | Prefix with -meter : ANEMO |
| 36. | Some modern memos : ENOTES |
| 40. | 1946 Best Supporting Actor nominee William : DEMAREST |
| 43. | Bro's greeting : YODUDE |
| 45. | Beam of support : IBAR |
| 46. | Leon who won a Pulitzer for his biography of Henry James : EDEL |
| 47. | Actor Patel of "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" : DEV |
| 48. | Dealy-bobs : GIZMOS |
| 51. | Digit in military lingo : NINER |
| 55. | Epiphany? : HEADLIGHT |
| 59. | Some August newborns : LEOS |
| 62. | Slaw, e.g. : SALAD |
| 64. | Strep treater, for short : ENT |
| 65. | Preschooler : TOT |
| 66. | "Dreaming of You" singer : SELENA |
| 68. | Sholem Aleichem protagonist : TEVYE |
| 69. | What "Send" triggers? : AUTOMATICTRANSMISSION |
| 74. | Family : TRIBE |
| 75. | Giggles : TEHEES |
| 76. | Noise in a nest : COO |
| 77. | They tend IVs : RNS |
| 78. | Judea's ___ the Great : HEROD |
| 79. | Home for a 123-Across : ASIA |
| 80. | Legal proceeding over a meth bust? : CRANKCASE |
| 83. | Hero makers : DELIS |
| 85. | Programming behind computer pop-ups : ADWARE |
| 88. | "___ second" : INA |
| 89. | 1950s coup site : CUBA |
| 92. | Gen. Robt. ___ : ELEE |
| 93. | Thickly cover : CARPET |
| 97. | With one's heart, if nothing else : INSPIRIT |
| 101. | Vice-presidential family : BIDENS |
| 103. | TV excerpts : CLIPS |
| 104. | Spot for a farm laborer's sunburn : NAPE |
| 105. | More lighthearted : GAYER |
| 107. | Theologian Johann : ECK |
| 109. | Potentially slanderous remark : LIE |
| 110. | Smell of sour milk? : TURNSIGNAL |
| 113. | English king ___ the Peaceful : EDGAR |
| 116. | Suffix with balloon or cartoon : IST |
| 117. | Harebrained : ASININE |
| 118. | Bling-bling? : HOODORNAMENTS |
| 122. | Bleepers : CENSORS |
| 123. | Wild equine of 79-Across : ONAGER |
| 124. | Company with a 2004 I.P.O. : GOOGLE |
| 125. | Word before sale or after sales : TAG |
| 126. | ABC, e.g., in Variety-speak : NET |
| 127. | Feared folklore figure : OGRESS |
| 128. | Picks up : SENSES |
| 1. | Wrongful discharge award : BACKPAY |
| 2. | One-named Brazilian soccer star : ADRIANO |
| 3. | Extended one's stint : REUPPED |
| 4. | "___ said ..." : ASI |
| 5. | Price abbr. : CTS |
| 6. | Bases for boats : KEELS |
| 7. | ___ McAn shoes : THOM |
| 8. | Practice, as skills : HONE |
| 9. | 911 V.I.P.'s : EMTS |
| 10. | Elongated swimmer : GAR |
| 11. | Ancient assembly sites : AGORAS |
| 12. | Genesis man who lived 239 years : PELEG |
| 13. | Tipped off : ALERTED |
| 14. | Dual-___ : CARB |
| 15. | Shade akin to almond : ECRU |
| 16. | Round entree : POTPIE |
| 17. | Weavers' willows : OSIERS |
| 18. | Diary tidbit : SECRET |
| 22. | Circus employee : TAMER |
| 24. | Lock up : CAGE |
| 29. | Iago, to Othello : AIDE |
| 31. | Word before A or T : MODEL |
| 32. | Side of a road : BERM |
| 35. | California's Harvey ___ College : MUDD |
| 37. | Some sleepwear : NIGHTIES |
| 38. | Life after death? : OBIT |
| 39. | Looney Tunes toon, informally : TAZ |
| 41. | Restroom sign : MEN |
| 42. | Preferred groups : ALISTS |
| 44. | "The Lady's Got Potential" musical : EVITA |
| 49. | Unglazed ceramic jars : OLLAS |
| 50. | Comprehended : SEEN |
| 52. | Scottish turndowns : NAES |
| 53. | Mozart's Donna ___ : ELVIRA |
| 54. | Synthetic fabrics : RAYONS |
| 55. | ___ bar : HEATH |
| 56. | Accustomed (to) : ENURED |
| 57. | Coat and tie, e.g. : ATTIRE |
| 58. | "We ___ Get Out of This Place" : GOTTA |
| 60. | Viewed remotely? : ONSCREEN |
| 61. | About 90% of its land is owned communally : SAMOA |
| 63. | Like dunderheads : DENSE |
| 66. | Lieu : STEAD |
| 67. | Odist's "before" : ERE |
| 70. | One-sixth of a drachma : OBOL |
| 71. | Borgia enemy : MEDICI |
| 72. | ___ Pet : CHIA |
| 73. | Greek architectural style : IONIC |
| 80. | Northern Plains people : CREE |
| 81. | Facility : KNACK |
| 82. | Lenny's friend on "The Simpsons" : CARL |
| 84. | Spanish direction : SUR |
| 86. | Dam that aids in fish-catching : WEIR |
| 87. | Local council member: Abbr. : ALD |
| 90. | Number-one : BIGGEST |
| 91. | ___ all-time high : ATAN |
| 94. | Pier group? : PILINGS |
| 95. | Pauline work : EPISTLE |
| 96. | Ones reliant on the local blood supply : TSETSES |
| 97. | Whole : INTACT |
| 98. | Dramamine user's fear : NAUSEA |
| 99. | Oasis, often : SPRING |
| 100. | ___ Landing (part of Philadelphia) : PENNS |
| 101. | Fit in : BELONG |
| 102. | One of the Lennons : SEAN |
| 106. | Company with a 1996 I.P.O. : YAHOO |
| 108. | Rock-climbing challenges : CRAGS |
| 111. | Capital of the Swiss canton of Valais : SION |
| 112. | About : INRE |
| 113. | Nose out : EDGE |
| 114. | Effectuates : DOES |
| 115. | Toy warnings? : GRRS |
| 119. | It fits in a lock : OAR |
| 120. | Skiing gold medalist Tommy : MOE |
| 121. | Almost forever : EON |