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111A Poetic praise
58523 - 2 ARE
73A Word often shortened to one letter in text messages
57533 - 3 ADO
21A Foofaraw
44477 - 4 SEA
39A Multitude
40370 - 5 ETON
54D Ian Fleming's alma mater
32282 - 6 NEE
116A At birth
29407 - 7 ENO
122A "Small Craft on a Milk Sea" musician
29285 - 8 ESE
42A Suffix with legal
26386 - 9 STEM
80D Musical note part
26228 - 10 ANO
31A 2012, por ejemplo
25216 - 11 ATLAS
29A Book of legends
25195 - 12 SAP
119D Fool
24194 - 13 SPOT
68A Mark
24153 - 14 ERRS
36A Lets a ground ball go through one's legs, say
22230 - 15 ORB
101A Scepter go-with
22195 - 16 OTOE
115A Midwest native
21198 - 17 CIA
93A MI6 : Britain :: ___ : U.S.
19206 - 18 ESTEE
72D First name in cosmetics
18185 - 19 AKIN
123A Related
18138 - 20 TEL
87A ___ Aviv
17183 - 21 MESS
128A Child's room, often
17145 - 22 WET
49A Like some kisses
17119 - 23 ATRIA
108D Fancy hotel features
15139 - 24 EIN
118D Essen article
12159 - 25 DESK
74A Anchor's place
12105 - 26 HERO
20A Sir Galahad, e.g.
11159 - 27 JAM
120D Basketball highlight, slangily
1190 - 28 ALAN
84D Moore who wrote "Watchmen"
10232 - 29 AGEE
124A Pulitzer-winning James
10201 - 30 AJAR
5A Cracked a bit
10192 - 31 EZRA
113D Book before Nehemiah
10139 - 32 DEB
110D Ball girl
1094 - 33 TINA
51A Fey of "30 Rock"
9118 - 34 TEED
71D Ticked (off)
985 - 35 DRAW
103A Start of a tournament ... or the end of a match?
977 - 36 ARBOR
107D ___ Day
960 - 37 ROUT
104A "Laugher"
872 - 38 MIR
9A 1986 U.S.S.R. launch
7140 - 39 SITS
37A Opposite of rises
768 - 40 DECOR
114A Ambience factor
751 - 41 EEYORE
16D "It's not much of a tail, but I'm sort of attached to it" speaker
746 - 42 TSETSE
18D African danger
6113 - 43 SHA
24D Doo-wop syllable
6107 - 44 AJAX
1A "Iliad" character
662 - 45 HELM
28A Position of authority
657 - 46 FADE
34D Scene-ending film technique
653 - 47 ZION
85D National park through which the Virgin River runs
641 - 48 AIDED
78D Gave a leg up
630 - 49 OZS
13D Soda bottle meas.
630 - 50 CUED
86A Like many a forgetful actor
629 - 51 SAYSO
66D Authority
560 - 52 METRO
63A Prefix with sexual
558 - 53 AROMAS
7D They might make your mouth water
550 - 54 NOUNS
109D Rock and roll, e.g.
532 - 55 MYERS
82D Powers player
528 - 56 BLAME
15D Scapegoat's onus
527 - 57 OPE
69A Unveil, in poems
492 - 58 ROY
8D Booker Prize winner Arundhati ___
481 - 59 ALGAE
112A Tank top?
465 - 60 ASEC
98D "Hang on ___"
449 - 61 PSAS
127A Ad Council output, for short
432 - 62 IDOTOO
10D "Likewise"
427 - 63 MARACA
96A Rhythm band instrument
422 - 64 HOPESO
60D "God willing"
415 - 65 NIE
88A Nietzsche's "never"
362 - 66 TATAS
105D Cheerios
339 - 67 ESTAS
79A Form of Spanish "to be"
334 - 68 AMOUNT
100D Come (to)
332 - 69 TRUETO
55D Not cheating on
316 - 70 DAZE
26D Flabbergast
250 - 71 LAWS
14D House work?
241 - 72 SETAT
38D Attack
240 - 73 ONTARIO
121A Lake at one end of the Welland Canal
230 - 74 MODEM
65D It may have a blinking light
227 - 75 YATES
59D "Revolutionary Road" novelist Richard
227 - 76 TAUS
50D Torque symbols
226 - 77 AHYES
5D "Now I see"
216 - 78 JETLI
6D "Kiss of the Dragon" star
215 - 79 AZALEAS
22A Rhododendron relatives
213 - 80 SUMMA
64A Diploma word
213 - 81 COLBERT
12A Comedian who was the only man on Maxim's 2012 Hot 100 list of most beautiful women
211 - 82 AUGHTS
95D Period of George W. Bush's presidency
28 - 83 SPROUTS
66A Salad bar bowlful
28 - 84 26
- 85 25
- 86 STR
126A Orch. section
171 - 87 KANT
75D "The Metaphysics of Morals" author
132 - 88 IRONAGE
90D It started around 1100 B.C.
129 - 89 IMPALE
57D Spear
120 - 90 CIVIC
44D Palindromic auto model
119 - 91 NEWSY
33D Informative
117 - 92 MAHAL
9D Taj ___
116 - 93 DOEST
81A Verb for thou
114 - 94 RAZORS
17D Shower items, maybe
114 - 95 ZEROS
53D Losers
114 - 96 IOLANI
94D Honolulu's ___ Palace
111 - 97 CRAYON
93D Wax cylinder
110 - 98 AXOLOTL
3D Mexican salamander
16 - 99 CASSIO
12D He said "My reputation, Iago, my reputation!"
16 - 100 LAIDON
62D Applied, as paint
15 - 101 NISSANS
125A Pathfinders, e.g.
15 - 102 SADEYES
91D 1979 #1 hit for Robert John
15 - 103 ENL
27A Photo blowup: Abbr.
075 - 104 TEDS
41D "Bill & ___ Excellent Adventure"
045 - 105 ERESTU
61D 1974 hit with a Spanish title
027 - 106 WDS
47A Part of w.p.m.: Abbr.
026 - 107 SMORES
58D Gooey treats
016 - 108 SMOOT
30A ___-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930
015 - 109 ONECAR
45D Like some garages
012 - 110 RODEOS
97D Events for those who know the ropes?
011 - 111 TELECOM
43A Sprint's business
011 - 112 REDEYES
76A Two-day trips, sometimes
010 - 113 CYCLES
99D Rinse and dry
09 - 114 ROLLON
11D Spray alternative
08 - 115 EPEEIST
89A Pentathlete, at times
07 - 116 TWEEZES
92D Plucks
07 - 117 05
- 118 MORTICIA
65A "The Addams Family" matriarch
05 - 119 EUWE
35D 1930s world chess champion Max
04 - 120 ONEOUT
40A Announcement early in an inning, maybe
04 - 121 SIGNUP
67D Register
03 - 122 TAGSALES
77A Bargain hunters' destinations
03 - 123 BLOCKS
102D Town squares?
02 - 124 02
- 125 FOXX
19A 2004 Best Actor winner for "Ray"
02 - 126 HEAVENLY
60A Blissful
02 - 127 MOUNTIES
82A Northern force
02 - 128 01
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