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1A:
Departed unceremoniously?
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7A:
Contained
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11A:
Tries to get a rise out of
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16A:
Seeing someone, say
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17A:
"Couldn't agree more!"
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18A:
"Couldn't agree more!"
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20A:
Certain vacation booking in Madrid?
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22A:
Things from a distant land
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23A:
Samwise ___, companion of Frodo Baggins
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24A:
Number of ancient kings in pre-Republic Rome
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25A:
Look for
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26A:
Play one's part?
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27A:
Pants, in slang
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28A:
Billions and billions of boutique items?
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34A:
One may keep a watch on you
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36A:
Honest-to-goodness
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37A:
Programming pioneer Lovelace
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38A:
Snooped (around)
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39A:
Exceed
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41A:
Put out
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43A:
Actress Conn who played Frenchy in "Grease"
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44A:
What Wile E. Coyote thinks before his new purchase backfires?
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49A:
Indiana pro athlete
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50A:
Nest egg inits.
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51A:
Nashville-to-Asheville dir.
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52A:
Big name in kitchenware
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53A:
San Francisco's ___ Valley
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55A:
Summer hours in L.A.
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56A:
Tiny stinger
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58A:
"Pretty please?"
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60A:
Bedamn
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63A:
Activity for a nimble-footed noble in Imperial Russia?
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67A:
Cocktails with curaçao
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68A:
#1, say
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69A:
Like the set of single-digit integers
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71A:
Suffix with 75-Down
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73A:
Meeting of the minds?
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74A:
Many a Yeshiva student
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75A:
Kiss ___
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76A:
Olive of old cartoons
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77A:
Little reminders
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79A:
Figure who might say "Look at me on the cover of all these fashion magazines!"?
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85A:
Many a university benefactor, informally
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86A:
Mouth-puckering
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87A:
Sport
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88A:
Observes Ramadan, in a way
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90A:
Sugar suffix
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91A:
One might have a "How's My Driving?" bumper sticker
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92A:
Home of eight of the world's 10 tallest mountains
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96A:
What bridesmaids might point out as the inferior choice while shopping?
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101A:
Bananas
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102A:
Naked ___ jaybird
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103A:
Contrarian in a nursery rhyme
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105A:
Country singer Yearwood
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107A:
Tight fit
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109A:
Contents of a murky cauldron? (twice!)
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113A:
Tight formations
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114A:
Parking spot?
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115A:
Stop, to a sailor
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116A:
Sargasso Sea quartet
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117A:
Corner of a diamond
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118A:
Buries
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1D:
Fill with love
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2D:
Love ___
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3D:
Canine frenemy of Garfield
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4D:
Leisurely evening walk
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5D:
Addis Ababa's country: Abbr.
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6D:
German article
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7D:
Mark who portrayed Luke Skywalker
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8D:
It may come with attachments
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9D:
Shepherded
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10D:
Part of what makes you you
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11D:
Ring master?
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12D:
Up, now
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13D:
Cousin of Gomez Addams
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14D:
When the first mammals and dinosaurs appeared
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15D:
Made it big
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16D:
Dizzying designs
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18D:
Mind
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19D:
Grovels
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20D:
Police dept. members
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21D:
Do the Wright thing?
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25D:
Big fiasco
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29D:
Jalopy
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30D:
John in the Radio Hall of Fame
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31D:
Indignant retort
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32D:
Like many of Horace's works
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33D:
Float component
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35D:
Strengths
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40D:
Little reminders
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42D:
Metaphorical place of indecision
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44D:
Word with gauge or guitar
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45D:
Standing on the street
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46D:
It opened in 1835 with a Chamber of Horrors
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47D:
Rice-A-___
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48D:
Charge to redeem mutual funds
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49D:
The national fruit of Japan, the kaki, is a variety of it
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54D:
Stare down
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57D:
Japan's largest carrier
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58D:
Some sci-fi film effects, in brief
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59D:
Utterances of disappointment
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60D:
4x4, for one
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61D:
"Evita" narrator
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62D:
Start of many a Latin American city name
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64D:
Scruffs
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65D:
Goldie who won a 1969 Oscar for "Cactus Flower"
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66D:
Reason to see an ophthalmologist
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70D:
90° bend
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71D:
Very fast
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72D:
Reminiscent of a certain French author’s work
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74D:
Banana Republic competitor
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75D:
Like some suits
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78D:
Experts in CPR
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80D:
Comically ridiculous
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81D:
Send packing
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82D:
A dirty look
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83D:
Actor Malek of "The Amateur"
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84D:
Approximately 33.8 fluid ounces
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89D:
Mortal mother of Dionysus
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91D:
Lithe
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93D:
Puts forward
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94D:
It may elicit a blessing
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95D:
Advance
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97D:
Tears down
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98D:
Bonanza discoveries
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99D:
Aquatic apex predators
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100D:
Legendary snake exterminator, familiarly
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106D:
Emulate a vagabond
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108D:
Newsroom V.I.P.s
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109D:
Kind of PC port
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110D:
Museum-funding org.
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111D:
Tuna often served tartare
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112D:
Stimpy's cartoon pal
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