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29A Construction on Broadway
68402 - 2 ODE
6D Wordsworth wrote one on immortality
58523 - 3 OLE
82A Copa América cheer
54525 - 4 LEE
11D Stan who co-created Spider-Man
40360 - 5 RAT
17D Untrustworthy sort
29280 - 6 ASSET
80D Valuable possession
25188 - 7 APT
90D Well-chosen
23217 - 8 SNAP
30A Speak sharply
20204 - 9 CHER
85D Her 2018 album "Dancing Queen" consists entirely of Abba covers
17104 - 10 SCAB
78A Striker's replacement
17101 - 11 FLEA
70D Small jumper
1480 - 12 GAP
87D Break
13131 - 13 SATE
83D Stuff
12144 - 14 MEME
48A 2018's debate over "Yanny or Laurel," e.g.
1260 - 15 DEED
16D Document kept in a safe
11110 - 16 BYE
89D Word spoken while waving
1171 - 17 PHDS
10D Many faculty members, in brief
1155 - 18 HEAD
33A Keep it under your hat!
1066 - 19 INNS
75A Places to crash on road trips
9144 - 20 TEEM
60A Overflow
9104 - 21 MOOT
77A Purely academic
968 - 22 BONO
31D Rock musician with a knighthood
966 - 23 ORION
2D Greek hero killed by a giant scorpion
8112 - 24 GOAT
68D U.S. Naval Academy mascot
770 - 25 BONE
31A Stockpot addition
767 - 26 FERN
5D Green housewarming gift
753 - 27 HESSE
57D German-Swiss author who won the 1946 Nobel in Literature
694 - 28 HART
33D "The Lady Is a Tramp" lyricist
644 - 29 PETER
76D Pan resistant to aging
569 - 30 KISS
26A Give mouth-to-mouth to?
561 - 31 ANOINT
8D Name, as a successor
542 - 32 CLOSE
85A In the ballpark
540 - 33 BRAN
74A Cereal ingredient
463 - 34 ICONS
15D Touchscreen array
443 - 35 BEERS
81D Round units?
434 - 36 FANTA
36A Soda brand with more than 90 flavors
423 - 37 RENTS
62A Lets out
363 - 38 PERSE
9D Essentially
359 - 39 SENATE
83A Century in American politics
356 - 40 BERRA
3D Who once said "You wouldn't have won if we'd beaten you"
343 - 41 POUT
34A Petulant expression
329 - 42 LAPTOP
54D It may be open for business
327 - 43 ENRAPT
38D Absorbed
325 - 44 COUPE
79D Ford Mustang, for one
323 - 45 MAGNA
77D Ars ___ (anagram of "anagrams," aptly)
323 - 46 IMINLOVE
64D Torch carrier's announcement
310 - 47 LOREN
25A "Marriage Italian-Style" star
254 - 48 VIEW
84D What an essay presents
241 - 49 TRAPS
46A Golfing hazards
230 - 50 INASENSE
18D Sort of
224 - 51 OCEANIA
22A "1984" superstate that includes America
219 - 52 STATED
39D Express
215 - 53 ALFRED
73A ___ the Great (ninth-century English king)
214 - 54 PERMIT
45D Department of Buildings issuance
212 - 55 SORBET
67A Palate cleanser in a multicourse meal
210 - 56 AVIATES
91A Takes to the sky
28 - 57 RICHARD
63A Ringo Starr's real first name
26 - 58 BARMITZVAH
56A Party of 13?
25 - 59 SWEEP
4D Win every prize in
136 - 60 INTOTO
43A As a whole
133 - 61 HUTS
66D Calls from quarterbacks
127 - 62 DIRTY
72A On the take
121 - 63 MAGS
28D Food & Wine and Field & Stream
121 - 64 OSMOND
27A Donny who won "Dancing With the Stars"
118 - 65 CORSET
61A Trunk fastener?
117 - 66 GOESAPE
71A Wigs out
113 - 67 DESCENT
37A Ancestry
111 - 68 DOMAIN
42D Sphere
111 - 69 COLGATE
86A Old "It cleans your breath while it cleans your teeth" sloganeer
18 - 70 MARKET
48D Selling point?
18 - 71 PARASAIL
51A Travel on-line?
17 - 72 BOWTIE
47A ___ pasta (farfalle)
16 - 73 GECKOS
68A Reptiles that can walk on ceilings
16 - 74 MOTORS
14D Travels by car
16 - 75 FOULED
70A Ran into in court?
15 - 76 BONDED
47D Became inseparable
14 - 77 12
- 78 SLOPE
78D Slaloming spot
046 - 79 VATS
84A Brewery sights
037 - 80 ARNESS
73D James of TV's "How the West Was Won"
031 - 81 LEARNS
41A Picks up
024 - 82 AZTECS
52D Ancient Mexicas, e.g.
018 - 83 PRETTY
76A Very
012 - 84 PASSED
51D Didn't bid
011 - 85 SESSIONS
13D Courtroom periods
010 - 86 BAWLS
1D Cries loudly
09 - 87 REAPERS
93A Forerunners of combines
09 - 88 HOLDEM
44D Game featured in 2006's "Casino Royale"
08 - 89 BOTANY
74D Field with lots of growth?
07 - 90 BRIARS
32A Stickers forming a patch
07 - 91 BEAVIS
32D Deadbeat student at TV's Highland High
06 - 92 CORNELIA
65D Julius Caesar's first wife
06 - 93 IVANKA
53D Sister of Tiffany
06 - 94 SOFTTACO
67D Its shell doesn't crack
06 - 95 AMOURS
69A Casanova's intrigues
05 - 96 DORSEY
42A Tommy or Jimmy of jazz
05 - 97 GROSSES
71D Show's earnings
05 - 98 BELTED
35D Like some tires
04 - 99 HIRERS
50D Companies that need help
04 - 100 LAWMEN
41D Wearers of white hats
04 - 101 MIDRIFF
14A What a crop top exposes
04 - 102 BARBED
56D Unkind, as criticism
03 - 103 BEFOGS
35A Leaves mystified
03 - 104 COPING
40D Muddling through
03 - 105 HALVES
44A Two for one?
03 - 106 PETSEMATARY
34D Stephen King novel with a misspelling in the title
03 - 107 TOETAGS
24A Expired IDs?
03 - 108 COURTESAN
61D Satine's profession in "Moulin Rouge!"
02 - 109 ERRORFREE
12D Presented perfectly
02 - 110 02
- 111 MORLEY
59D Safer of "60 Minutes"
02 - 112 ONEWAYSTREETS
94A You can't go back on them
02 - 113 PORTERS
45A Case workers?
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