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1A:
Electrifying rock band?
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5A:
Prepares to advance, perhaps
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11A:
Tug of war requirement
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15A:
Equivalent of five carats
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19A:
Writer/director Ephron
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20A:
Oxygen-consuming organism
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21A:
Lead-up times
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22A:
Home to roughly 32% of all Latvians
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23A:
Noted Washington ravine
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25A:
Uriah of Dickens
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26A:
Stress, it’s said
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27A:
Stadium ticket info
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28A:
Campers’ place, maybe
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30A:
Religious figures
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31A:
Philosophy advocating complete simplicity
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32A:
Raised by another’s mother
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35A:
Hand-holding spa services, informally
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37A:
The Heart of Dixie
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38A:
“Ad ___ per aspera” (Kansas motto)
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42A:
Southwestern crocks
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45A:
That there, poetically
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46A:
Ferret (out)
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50A:
Potluck appetizer option
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54A:
Gave a thumbs-up
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56A:
Flyers’ org.
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57A:
Person who lifts spirits?
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58A:
Simple chord
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60A:
Tabloid tidbit
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62A:
Feeling the workout
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63A:
Easy win
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66A:
Song for Sutherland
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67A:
Attacks on all sides
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68A:
Careful consideration
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72A:
Rare feat for a duffer
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74A:
Oxford foundation
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75A:
Montreal-based shoe brand
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76A:
Wraps up
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79A:
At ___ for words
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80A:
Words after stop or touch
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82A:
Beg
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84A:
Egyptian reptile
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88A:
Become prominent after a scandal
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91A:
Merit badge holder
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93A:
Nondairy milk option
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95A:
Tally
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96A:
Pointing finger, typically
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97A:
Jesus probably preached in it
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101A:
Get ready to swing
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103A:
Game used to hone skills at the board
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108A:
Generic
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113A:
Ricochet sound?
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114A:
It’s easy to swallow
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115A:
Explain ad nauseam
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116A:
Diarist Frank
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117A:
Nota ___
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118A:
1970s rock band that regrouped as New Order, and a hint to the circled letters
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121A:
Where to go for future reference?
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122A:
They may be welcoming
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123A:
Use your imagination
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124A:
Tosses in
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125A:
Strays
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126A:
Order from the court
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127A:
They rank below petty officers
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128A:
For fear that
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1D:
Emo music staple
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2D:
Jazz legend Chick
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3D:
Rival of Harry and Ron
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4D:
“Won’t you let me?”
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5D:
City with a view of Mount Rainier
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6D:
Brit’s billion years
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7D:
“Despicable Me” villain
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8D:
Sun, in Santiago
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9D:
Ride-sharing app’s basic level
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10D:
Nettle
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11D:
Completely modernize
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12D:
Get soaked
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13D:
Word following a face reveal
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14D:
Sixth sense, for short
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15D:
Word from a polite Panamanian
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16D:
Strict precision
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17D:
Call center worker
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18D:
Heron habitat
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24D:
Take down its sails, in a way
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29D:
Kissing on the quad, briefly
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30D:
Watson’s parent company
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32D:
Flour producer
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33D:
Land in el mar
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34D:
Fail completely
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36D:
“Don’t mention it!”
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38D:
Play parts
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39D:
“Get outta here!”
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40D:
Signs of sorrow
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41D:
Does some lawn repair
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43D:
QB’s passing stat
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44D:
Calculated
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47D:
Delayed medical care
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48D:
Beyond repair
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49D:
Some cameras, for short
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51D:
Inducing goose bumps
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52D:
Gaelic homeland
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53D:
Yogurt-and-cucumber dip
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55D:
Bottom-of-the-barrel bit
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59D:
“Fantastic Mr. Fox” author
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61D:
Herald
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64D:
Southwestern flattop
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65D:
Plug part
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67D:
Good, to Galileo
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69D:
Lean to one side
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70D:
“M*A*S*H” man
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71D:
“Swan Lake” heroine
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72D:
Calls from the cote
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73D:
“Casablanca” role
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77D:
Invoice info
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78D:
Underworld river
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81D:
Palindromic food fish of Hawaii
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83D:
Capital on the Mediterranean
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86D:
Sourdough bake
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87D:
Some hunting equipment
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89D:
“Dagnabbit!”
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90D:
Some tip jar bills
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92D:
Closet collection
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94D:
Popular gelato brand
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98D:
Food label abbr.
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99D:
Doing the least
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100D:
300, once
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102D:
Bumpy
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103D:
Unimpressed
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104D:
Solitary sort
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105D:
Centralized
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106D:
Travelers to Mecca
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107D:
Classical poetry form
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109D:
Twangy
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110D:
Stomach
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111D:
Swing states?
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112D:
Dada pioneer Max
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115D:
Quick nibble
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117D:
Auto from Bavaria
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119D:
Supporter’s answer
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120D:
Structure at 23-Across
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