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130D Mount SW of Messina
36334 - 2 EDIT
59A Cut for a column
32302 - 3 ESSO
96D Canadian pump name
30276 - 4 IDLE
128D Asleep, say
30259 - 5 ELS
139D Noisy rollers
29333 - 6 ENO
115D Rock's Brian
29285 - 7 ETE
16D Monet's "Vétheuil en ___"
24320 - 8 IAN
128A Singer Anderson of Jethro Tull
23260 - 9 NIT
138D Minor carp
19143 - 10 DOH
74A Outburst from Homer
18116 - 11 LESS
30A Reduced by
17167 - 12 SSE
72A Paris-to-Lyon dir.
15262 - 13 SAO
118A Saint, in Portuguese
15171 - 14 CAL
85A Part of the W. Coast
15158 - 15 IVE
137D "___ had it!"
15158 - 16 SEAT
60A Settle, for one
15152 - 17 SALT
62D Highway department supply
15115 - 18 SPF
56D Tanning lotion letters
15110 - 19 ICES
2D Cold treats
14120 - 20 EENIE
125D Counting word
1448 - 21 ATONE
44D Make up (for)
13172 - 22 SLO
31D ___-mo
12185 - 23 AVOW
106D State categorically
12112 - 24 GLEE
102A Hilarity
12112 - 25 ROB
15D Burgle
12110 - 26 AXIS
8D ___ of Evil
12109 - 27 TUG
43A Harbor tower
1267 - 28 ONLY
58D "Members ___"
11116 - 29 HEP
75D With it, once
1182 - 30 OTT
6D Polo Grounds slugger
10193 - 31 DEERE
129A Ford competitor, although not in autos
10118 - 32 DENT
3D Ding
10112 - 33 EMTS
132D CPR pros
1096 - 34 LORE
127A Folk tales
9130 - 35 SPIN
35D Self-serving slant
9104 - 36 GEN
112D Mil. commander
774 - 37 ANSEL
121D Photographer Adams
771 - 38 RASPS
119D Godfather's utterances
753 - 39 EDSEL
84D Son of Henry and father of Henry II
6122 - 40 HELL
39D It may be raised at a party
653 - 41 TAPA
87A Spanish snack
636 - 42 AAAS
81D Penlight batteries
629 - 43 AHS
29A Sounds at doctors' checkups
5121 - 44 ELTON
4D John of pop
5102 - 45 SCH
40A N.Y.U., e.g.
575 - 46 RUST
131D ___ Belt
551 - 47 FOAL
57A Stable baby
545 - 48 YIP
93D Poodle's cry
544 - 49 BANS
103A Embargoes
542 - 50 ESTES
21D Opera singer Simon ___
4125 - 51 BARE
103D Prepared to streak
467 - 52 CRETE
113A Minotaur's home
465 - 53 RANGE
26D A to Z, e.g.
462 - 54 CAAN
85D Scott of "Ocean's Eleven," 2001
456 - 55 ADESTE
61D Carol starter
455 - 56 MOST
78A Very cool, in 50's slang, with "the"
454 - 57 ADOPT
51D Pass
452 - 58 SOTO
101A ___ speak
443 - 59 NUB
34D Center
441 - 60 TALESE
114D "Thy Neighbor's Wife" author
436 - 61 ASCII
107A Computer acronym
434 - 62 RETINA
89D Acne cream ingredient
430 - 63 DAMES
124D French face cards
425 - 64 OCULAR
12D Visual
423 - 65 FILET
57D Seafood entree
421 - 66 WAGES
37D Conducts
412 - 67 OCELOT
22A Tiger cat
360 - 68 NEALE
83D Author Zora ___ Hurston
358 - 69 TOTES
95D Hauls around
347 - 70 AMAHL
48D Menotti opera character
333 - 71 ONEACT
82A Like Sartre's "No Exit"
330 - 72 AANDE
32A Owner of the History Channel
327 - 73 EXOTICA
23A Not your normal imports
316 - 74 EPOCHS
67D Times to remember
315 - 75 ETH
10D Biblical verb ending
2111 - 76 LEM
117A NASA vehicle
271 - 77 ESTOP
28A Bar in court
264 - 78 HAG
80D Unlikely pageant winner
263 - 79 TOG
9D Dress (up)
253 - 80 STAYS
53D Collar inserts
249 - 81 SISAL
18D Rough rug fiber
240 - 82 ALIS
81A Two caliphs
236 - 83 STASIS
40D Equilibrium
234 - 84 NAPES
13D Barbers brush them
233 - 85 SEI
135D Six, in Siena
232 - 86 OTOES
45A Plains tribe
230 - 87 OASTS
97A Brewery fixtures
225 - 88 MAINST
143A Typical downtown sign
214 - 89 AVRIL
54A Pop singer Lavigne
211 - 90 25
- 91 DOR
69D Palme ___ (Cannes award)
150 - 92 LISLE
52D Stocking material
137 - 93 ANNUL
126A Make disappear
135 - 94 EMOTES
77A Overdoes it
134 - 95 RIT
11D Slowing, in music: Abbr.
133 - 96 NIGEL
99D Bruce of old films
125 - 97 PAZ
86A Peace, to Pedro
125 - 98 BEY
76A Ottoman governor
123 - 99 TSETSES
145A African pests
121 - 100 LATERON
7A Another time
119 - 101 RRATED
92D Violent, perhaps
118 - 102 SAMIAM
65D Dr. Seuss's green eggs and ham offerer
117 - 103 PLANO
111D Dallas suburb
115 - 104 HELPME
71D "S.O.S.!"
114 - 105 SPRINT
63A Short dash
114 - 106 URANO
19D Heavens: Prefix
114 - 107 SWEARS
116D Says with a raised hand
112 - 108 DANSE
124A "La classe de ___" (Degas work)
111 - 109 SHIATSU
17D Alternative to reflexology
111 - 110 NINNY
33A Dumb bunny
110 - 111 PROSIT
14D "To your health!"
110 - 112 16
- 113 CROCUS
88D Orangish yellow
15 - 114 14
- 115 OISE
100A Department that is home to the Parc Astérix amusement park
066 - 116 CRI
88A Dernier ___
056 - 117 ASAN
61A ___ example
037 - 118 ENURE
120D Habituate
035 - 119 HOWE
1D Julia ___, first woman elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters
034 - 120 ERGOT
123D Grain disease
030 - 121 IDOIDO
90D Enthusiastic assent
024 - 122 KITH
47D Friends and neighbors
019 - 123 HORACE
42D "Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori" writer
018 - 124 CLEATS
146A Runners' aids
016 - 125 PELL
73A Study grant named for a senator
016 - 126 LAGO
105D Italy's ___ di Garda
015 - 127 RAKEIN
98A Make like crazy
015 - 128 MATTEL
78D Fisher-Price's owner
012 - 129 NIS
134D Serbian city, birthplace of Constantine the Great
012 - 130 SEGOS
116A Utah lilies
012 - 131 AGNI
36D Lambs: Latin
09 - 132 REPROS
50D Prints
09 - 133 ARMSDEAL
107D Frequent subject of government approval
08 - 134 OLOGY
82D Science
08 - 135 PRESSURE
14A Deep-sea diver's worry
08 - 136 YELLSAT
108A Chews out
08 - 137 HIDEHO
1A Cab Calloway catchphrase
07 - 138 SCHLEPS
109D Hauls around
07 - 139 SELASSIE
144A Rasta's messiah
07 - 140 SUSPENSE
133A Hitchcock specialty
07 - 141 MONIES
55A Media of exchange
06 - 142 ORVILLE
142A First name in popcorn
06 - 143 06
- 144 RANDS
20D Shoemakers' strips
06 - 145 ROTHIRAS
24A After-tax investment choices
06 - 146 ADELLE
68D Nutrition author Davis
05 - 147 HOSPITAL
5D Place to wear a gown
05 - 148 PLURALS
49A Mice and men, e.g.
05 - 149 WALKS
79D Goes on strike, informally
05 - 150 LEAHY
7D Longtime Vermont senator
04 - 151 SPOSA
65A Bride, in Bari
04 - 152 THIEU
87D Last president of South Vietnam
04 - 153 REBOZO
64D Nixon friend Bebe
03 - 154 02
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