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New York Times, Sunday, August 21, 2011

Author:
Alan Arbesfeld
Editor:
Will Shortz
Blog:
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Alan Arbesfeld

This puzzle:

Rows: 21, Columns: 21 Words: 140, Blocks: 70 Missing: {BQZ} This is puzzle # 95 for Mr. Arbesfeld. Grid flow: 42.0 Sunday freshness: 92%
Notepad: When this puzzle is done, look for a name (hinted at by 37-Down) hidden 17 times in the grid, each reading forward, backward, down, up or diagonally, word search-style.
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P
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R
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O
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N
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J
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K
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© 2011, The New York Times8/21/11 ( No. 22,566 )
Across
1
One going into an outlet : PRONG
6
Sonata movement : RONDO
11
Org. for Lt. Columbo : LAPD
15
33 1/3 and others : RPMS
19
Buzz : RUMOR
20
Huge quantity : OCEAN
21
Cross letters : INRI
22
"___ la Douce" : IRMA
23
Again : ONEMORETIME
25
"I before E except after C" and others : MNEMONICS
27
Tampa-to-Orlando dir. : ENE
28
Swelling of the head : EGOMANIA
30
Carry illicitly : SMUGGLE
31
Modern: Ger. : NEU
33
Old Turkish V.I.P.'s : AGAS
34
"Now you ___ ..." : SEEIT
35
Skippy alternative : JIF
38
Attachment points under the hood : ENGINEMOUNTS
42
Finnish city near the Arctic Circle : OULU
46
Oodles : AMILLION
48
Street on old TV : DELLA
49
Racketeer's activity? : TENNIS
51
"Ideas for life" sloganeer : PANASONIC
53
Skips on water : DAPS
55
"The Canterbury Tales" pilgrim : REEVE
56
Sight near a drain : EDDY
57
61
Dues payer: Abbr. : MEM
62
Mark Twain, e.g., religiously speaking : DEIST
64
Sp. miss : SRTA
65
Human, e.g., foodwise : OMNIVORE
67
Salad orderer's request : NOOIL
70
Mercedes competitor : LEXUS
73
Bothered : ATEAT
74
Attractive : MAGNETIC
77
Mother of Horus, in Egyptian myth : ISIS
79
"Mona Lisa" feature : SMILE
82
Prince Valiant's son : ARN
83
Part of the Hindu Godhead : DIVINEMOTHER
88
Summer hangout : POOL
89
Italian 10 : DIECI
91
Organic compound : ENOL
92
Rights of passage : EASEMENTS
94
1936 Loretta Young title role : RAMONA
96
Pioneering computer : ENIAC
99
Back end of a time estimate : LATEDATE
100
Carolina university : ELON
101
Terminology : NOMENCLATURE
104
___ Banos, Calif. : LOS
105
Skipping syllables : TRALA
107
Edible Andean tubers : OCAS
108
Cousin on "The Addams Family" : ITT
110
Prepared for YouTube, say : VIDEOED
113
Tyson nickname : IRONMIKE
116
Suffix with planet : OID
119
"Just a sec" : ONEMOMENT
121
Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi : STATESWOMEN
124
"Fargo" director : COEN
125
"This ___!" : ISIT
126
Inner tube-shaped : TORIC
127
Perplexed : ATSEA
128
Objectives : ENDS
129
Firm part: Abbr. : ATTY
130
Bag of chips, maybe : SNACK
131
Unlocked? : SHORN
Down
1
Maven : PRO
2
Bit of Viking writing : RUNE
3
Sign : OMEN
4
Ladies' club restriction : NOMEN
5
Miracle-___ : GRO
6
Nicolas who directed "The Man Who Fell to Earth" : ROEG
7
Twice tetra- : OCTO
8
Big name in upscale retail : NEIMAN
9
Cracked or torn : DAMAGED
10
What Rihanna or Prince uses : ONENAME
11
City of the Kings : LIMA
12
Former Texas governor Richards : ANN
13
Like the alarm on many alarm clocks : PRESET
14
Least hopeful : DIMMEST
15
Notes to pick up on? : RINGTONE
16
Self-righteous sort : PRIG
17
Mid 22nd-century year : MMCL
18
Ed.'s convenience : SASE
24
French island WSW of Mauritius : REUNION
26
Non's opposite : OUI
29
Tryster with Tristan : ISOLDE
32
Slippery ones : EELS
34
Awake suddenly : SNAPTO
35
Teased : JAPED
36
"Have ___ myself clear?" : IMADE
37
2003 Pixar film : FINDINGNEMO
39
"___ further ..." : GONO
40
U.S.A. or U.K. : INITS
41
___ Bator, Mongolia : ULAN
43
Stoic : UNEMOTIONAL
44
Occasional ingredient in turkey dressing : LIVER
45
1972 Bill Withers hit : USEME
47
Applies, as paint : LAYSON
50
Banks and Pyle : ERNIES
52
PC key : CTRL
54
Lower layer of the earth's crust : SIMA
58
Suffix with Capri : OTE
59
Magazine with an annual Hot 100 : MAXIM
60
Neighbor of Que. : ONT
63
Stood like a pigeon : TOEDIN
66
Improvised musically : VAMPED
68
"Lord, is ___?" : ITI
69
In concert : LIVE
71
Hope grp. : USO
72
Spot : SITE
74
One concerned with el niño : MADRE
75
Sans-serif typeface : ARIAL
76
Field of stars? : CINEMA
78
Will of the Bible : SHALT
80
Pick 6, e.g. : LOTTO
81
Someone ___ : ELSES
84
Zero : NONE
85
"Sense and Sensibility" sister : ELINOR
86
"___ Wood sawed wood" (old tongue-twister) : ESAU
87
Hears again, as a case : RETRIES
90
Treats with scorn : CONTEMNS
93
It often has dashes : MEET
95
Fatigue may be a symptom of it: Var. : ANAEMIA
97
Approaches boldly : ACCOSTS
98
O.K. Corral gunfighter : CLANTON
102
Senior : OLDEST
103
Capital of Eritrea : ASMARA
106
Little hopper? : ROO
109
Crown holder : TOOTH
110
Viva ___ : VOCE
111
Home ___ : INON
112
One may be good or dirty : DEED
113
Wee, informally : ITTY
114
Suffix with arthr- : ITIC
115
Sergeant in "The Thin Red Line" : KECK
117
"___ sorry!" : IMSO
118
One of them does? : DEER
120
Annual b-ball event : NIT
122
Has been : WAS
123
Palindromic girl's name : NAN

Answer summary:
7 unique to this puzzle, 2 debuted here and reused later, 6 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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