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- “BODY LANGUAGE” By MORTON J. MENDELSON

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1 South American capital 5 Cinnamon roll appeal 10 Staff lines? 15 Sit-up targets 18 Coolers that sound really cool 19 Disgust 20 Trump who had a cameo in “The First Wives Club” 21 Lousy start? 22 Start of a quip 25 Obamacare, briefly 26 Was a piece of cake 27 Like brackish water 28 George Orwell’s alma mater 29 Fiery felonies 30 Quip, part 2 33 Approximat­ely 2,200 pounds 36 Series of natl. concerts 37 Quip, part 3 44 Remunerati­on reported in SEC Form 10-K, part 3 48 Excessivel­y expensive 49 MLB statistic 50 To’s partner 52 “And so on” word 53 Perfect agreement 54Author Fleming 55 May, to Peter Parker 57 Write 58 __ noire 59 Quip, part 4 64 Cell centers 67 Trivial 68 Quip, part 5 74 Type type 78 Drift (off) 79 Afghanista­n’s Tora __ region 80 Thieves’ hideout 81 Knows about 83 Cries of approval 85 Tee options, initially 86 Pasta suffix 87 How a college resident advisor lives 89 Site of Kubla Khan’s palace 91 Quip, part 6 93 Overly vivid 96 See 14-Down 97 Quip, part 7 103 Shabbily dressed 108 D.C.’s Pennsylvan­ia and Wisconsin 109 Rose hip infusion, e.g. 110 Landlocked Asian country 112 FB upload 113 End of the quip 116 Classconsc­ious gp.? 117 Jeff of ELO 118 Longtime senator Hatch 119 What’s left, in Lyon 120 “You betcha!” 121 Feinted on ice 122 Eastwood costar in “In the Line of Fire” 123 Forest floor growth

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1 “The Merry

Widow” composer 2 Tabloid couples 3 Sal of “Rebel Without a Cause” 4 Okays 5 Greek counterpar­t of Mars 6 Fall back (on) 7 Cosmetics company that beganas Odontorium Products Inc. 8 Like some breakups 9 Promising spot? 10 Shuttle, perhaps 11 Shot put and javelin 12 Got to the top 13 Can.’s southernmo­st point is in it 14 With 96Across, Brazilian city 15 First-class strings 16 Symbolic food to bring home 17 Challenge for a language learner 18 Fem. advocacy group 23 Doesn’t fill, as calendar slots 24 New Haven alum 28Jetsonat­the Little Dipper School 30 Citi Field player 31 Milk source 32Letterbe­fore ar 34 30-Down’s div. 35 Chill in the air 37 Theater memento 38 Actress Skye 39 “No more procrastin­ating!” 40 Ancient Qumran denizen 41 Piping, perhaps 42 Company with a four-color lowercase logo 43 Match site 45 Big __: baseball’s David Ortiz 46 Mideast gulf port 47Yinand__ 50 Party chaired by Mahmoud Abbas 51 Russian capital 56 Original D&D co. 59 Warning sound 60 The Himalayan monal is its national bird 61 Onion __ 62 P.O. alternativ­e 63 Epitomize 65 Port letters 66 Feeling of finality 68 Fortune-filled fort 69 “A Streetcar Named Desire” setting, informally 70 Prime real estate? 71 Dele and stet, say 72 Apt “casino” rhyme 73 Sassy sort 75 Crucifix letters 76 Either of two filmmaking brothers 77 Uncommon blood type: Abbr. 81 Slope 82 Coerce 84 Wise ones 87 Blues-rocker Chris 88Endofa Brigham Young address? 90 Wedding __ 91 Quieted, but often not quietly 92 Opposite of COD 94“My performanc­e was awful!” 95 Elegantly groomed 97 Smiling, probably 98 Text with an RSVP 99 Sportscast staple 100 __ Bo 101 Dual conjunctio­n 102 ‘60s jacket style 104 Copland ballet with a hoedown 105At__: clueless 106 Natural talents 107 One way to play it 110 3-D med. tools 111 “Oops!” 113 Honorary legal deg. 114 Bit of bridge obedience 115 Um cousins

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