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1A:
Intentionally annoy
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5A:
Voters’ union
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9A:
Reason for a new jersey, perhaps
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14A:
Maker of Aspire PCs
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18A:
Radius neighbor
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19A:
Like the Islamic calendar
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21A:
Amplify, in a way
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22A:
Source of debate between some expecting parents
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23A:
“What fantastic contractors! Our chandeliers are so much more secure after the installers ___”
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27A:
Swindle
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28A:
Sprout some choppers
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29A:
Flag supporters
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30A:
By a very large amount
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32A:
Avoid honesty
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33A:
Natural disinfectant
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36A:
Actress/civil rights activist Ruby
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37A:
“And our temperatures! All year comfort, 24/7, because the HVAC crew ___”
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41A:
Spot for a yacht
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44A:
Impersonate
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46A:
Overly ornate
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47A:
Light-bodied beer
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48A:
“Goodbye wimpy showers! The plumbers definitely put us ___”
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54A:
Harmless
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55A:
Throb
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56A:
“Holy moly!”
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57A:
Put away
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59A:
Pigeon sound
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60A:
School members
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61A:
Poet whose best-known work is 14,233 lines long
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63A:
Outline of a theory
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66A:
“No more stony topsoil to threaten our prize hydrangea! The landscapers clearly ___”
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70A:
On the agenda
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71A:
Utility room item
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72A:
Didn’t dillydally
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74A:
Get on, say
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77A:
Pod piece
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78A:
Partner of 10-Down
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79A:
Elected to take part
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82A:
Eschews modesty
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85A:
“With concealed backup batteries, no power failures to worry about! So clever of the electricians to include ___”
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87A:
Showing more skin
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88A:
Slack exchange
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90A:
When repeated, a classic Mardi Gras tune
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91A:
Greek vowel
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92A:
“The audio techs solved our annoying feedback dilemma! They were ___”
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97A:
Magic org.
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100A:
Passes quickly
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101A:
Historian’s focus
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102A:
Cohen who wrote “Hallelujah”
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106A:
Looping in, online
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107A:
Extremely lowbrow
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109A:
Excessive
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110A:
“And the final touch-ups: goodbye dull, dingy walls! The painters sure ___”
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115A:
Circular tent
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116A:
Like a Catch-22 situation
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117A:
Chilling
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118A:
Soup vegetable
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119A:
Target section
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120A:
Considers
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121A:
Close up
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122A:
Brewski
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1D:
Commuters’ home, perhaps
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2D:
Early kayaker
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3D:
Laughable
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4D:
Spilled the beans
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5D:
Crusading journalist Nellie
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6D:
Full of vigor
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7D:
At some prior time
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8D:
Steve who voices Gru in the “Despicable Me” films
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9D:
What you used to be?
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10D:
Partner of 78-Across
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11D:
Fitting
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12D:
“Any idiot knows that!”
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13D:
Medical item carried everywhere by some
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14D:
Like Bishop Tutu
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15D:
Big brand in laptop sleeves
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16D:
Aussie runners
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17D:
Cred
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20D:
Adjust, as sneakers
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24D:
Easy run
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25D:
“Glad that’s over!”
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26D:
Noggin
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31D:
Bounded, in Bristol
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33D:
Sweater opening?
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34D:
Addams Family member
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35D:
Dissenter’s answer
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37D:
Get-together for a spell?
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38D:
Overconfident racer of story
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39D:
Maker of colorful bricks
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40D:
Film character who says “The successful criminal mind is always superior. It has to be.”
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41D:
Dine after dark
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42D:
Sufficient, informally
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43D:
Skip the lines, say
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45D:
Appear before
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49D:
Twisty shapes
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50D:
Indy 500 champ Bobby
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51D:
Assembly of bishops
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52D:
In ___ (as found)
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53D:
Turned over
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54D:
Programme airer, with “the”
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57D:
Massage target
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58D:
Dwayne Johnson, familiarly
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62D:
Specialty
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63D:
Panache
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64D:
“___ been something I said!”
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65D:
According to
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67D:
Evening song
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68D:
Historic plaintiff Scott
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69D:
Hem and haw
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73D:
Losing effort?
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75D:
Big kid?
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76D:
Food usually held with both hands while eaten
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78D:
Nabisco brand
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80D:
One of the first words E.T. learns
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81D:
Surveillance org.
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83D:
Lineups of songs
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84D:
Works out
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85D:
Far from clear
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86D:
Zilch
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88D:
“Elsbeth” airer
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89D:
Central location
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93D:
Coin inscription
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94D:
Golden State Warriors coach Steve
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95D:
Bent out of shape
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96D:
Mascara’s target
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98D:
Ring engagement
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99D:
They’re history
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102D:
Golfer Ko who was the youngest professional to be ranked #1
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103D:
Leaving word
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104D:
Like some tablets
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105D:
Classroom array
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106D:
Game played with weapons
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107D:
Some bills
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108D:
Attendance answer
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110D:
Where one might get a six-pack
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111D:
Fawn’s mom
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112D:
Fall behind
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113D:
Zip
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114D:
Snaky swimmer
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