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1A:
Answers a host
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6A:
2019 superhero movie
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12A:
Leg, in old slang
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15A:
Yellowfin tuna
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18A:
Alphabet quintet
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19A:
Oona Chaplin’s “Game of Thrones” character
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20A:
“Now get this...”
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22A:
Went past one’s highway exit?
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24A:
Conversation starter
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25A:
Past regulation, briefly
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26A:
Takes out
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27A:
XXX
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29A:
“The Very Hungry Caterpillar” author Eric
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30A:
Hip-hop genre with gamer cred
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32A:
Smack some undergrad?
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34A:
Bumbler
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35A:
“That drained me!”
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38A:
Eco-friendly building certification, for short
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39A:
Audit some company’s group of directors?
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43A:
Set eyes on
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45A:
Labor Dept. division
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49A:
Take a scythe to
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50A:
Uniformity
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52A:
Diplomatic accords
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54A:
Reassurance to the boss
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56A:
Lyrical wordsmith
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57A:
Put up a porterhouse?
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59A:
Crash investigator
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60A:
Ahmed of “Sound of Metal”
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61A:
Dickensian cry
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62A:
Seat belt, e.g.
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63A:
Red carpet arrival
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65A:
Hold an interview for the domestic staff?
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70A:
Desired result
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71A:
Greek fabulist
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73A:
Nearly forever
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74A:
Will Smith franchise, initially
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76A:
Each
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79A:
Undress some guy from Warsaw?
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82A:
Visibly sad
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84A:
Friction reducer
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85A:
“That look totally rocks!”
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86A:
Al Pacino classic
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89A:
81-Down’s opposite
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90A:
Da’s opposite
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91A:
Unsmiling
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93A:
Use some barbecue seasoning on the poultry?
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95A:
Contest round
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97A:
Out of bed
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99A:
Rita of “The Masked Singer”
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100A:
Extract ore from Jupiter?
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104A:
Brandished
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108A:
Sign of spring
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109A:
New thought
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110A:
Savory jelly
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113A:
Artist with museums in Figueres, Spain, and St. Petersburg, Florida
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114A:
Pretentiously stilted
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116A:
Overreact to a bad call on the gridiron?
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119A:
Like some tedious tasks
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120A:
Popular shopping venue
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121A:
Put up
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122A:
“Fierce Five” gymnast Raisman
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123A:
Take a load off
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124A:
Like some programming loops
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125A:
Shows patience
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1D:
Force to fit
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2D:
Paris divider
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3D:
Helmet part
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4D:
Lab research assistant, maybe
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5D:
Take action against
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6D:
Sender’s sticker
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7D:
Mata ___
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8D:
Stepped down
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9D:
Makes a course correction
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10D:
Etna ejecta
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11D:
Green tea powder
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12D:
Cooperates
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13D:
Genre modifier
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14D:
Gaffe
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15D:
Millipede maker
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16D:
Chat starter
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17D:
Comic book artist
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20D:
Gaffe
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21D:
Have a day in court
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23D:
Help out
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28D:
Lusty desire, with “the”
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31D:
Tool for a Zen garden
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32D:
Changes status, in a way
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33D:
VW compacts
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35D:
Charge
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36D:
Supplies with staff
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37D:
Poison lead singer Michaels
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39D:
Artery blocker
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40D:
Sharpen
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41D:
The “Iliad” and the “Odyssey,” e.g.
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42D:
“A slight cloud would ___ the sky”: “Frankenstein”
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44D:
Stock holder
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46D:
Sci-fi genre set in the Victorian era
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47D:
Whole lot
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48D:
Be inquisitive
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51D:
Fake front
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53D:
Spanish 101 word
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55D:
2013 apocalyptic Seth Rogen comedy
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58D:
Cry of discovery
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61D:
Not permit
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64D:
Cops, in slang
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66D:
Wriggly animal
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67D:
Wiggly parts
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68D:
“Love your work!”
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69D:
Quantum mechanics physicist Paul
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71D:
Brief writer, briefly
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72D:
Workplace disparity
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75D:
Of one’s own volition
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77D:
Supplier of an orchestra’s A
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78D:
“Milk” Oscar winner
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79D:
Faux pas by a faithful
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80D:
Roundest, in a way
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81D:
Arles agreement
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83D:
Kathryn of “Law & Order: Criminal Intent”
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87D:
Brief review
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88D:
Word on Dublin coins
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92D:
Arabian locks
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94D:
Crater Lake, e.g.
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96D:
Flip chart supporters
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98D:
Think through
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100D:
Bambino’s first word
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101D:
Letter-shaped track
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102D:
Fool
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103D:
Throws in
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104D:
On edge
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105D:
“Too risky for me?”
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106D:
Choose
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107D:
Losing schemes
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110D:
Knee injury sites, for short
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111D:
Comedy troupe bit
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112D:
See-through sheet
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115D:
Seller of Trailmade tents
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117D:
Not many
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118D:
Not many
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