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ACROSS

1 Aid for a small business

10 Dev of ‘‘Slumdog Millionair­e’’

15 Part of a prairie skyline

19 Strict commitment

20 Sidestep

21 ‘‘Way ahead of you’’

22 Compliment to a runway model?

24 Low card in Texas hold’em

25 Some donations 26 Stable supply

27 Starting piece on a1 or h8, say

28 ____ Slam (tennis feat)

30 Drain

31 Easily offended by foul language?

34 Kind of high ground

37 Trial

38 Breaks down

39 Spanish ‘‘sun’’

40 Axel ____, protagonis­t of ‘‘Beverly Hills Cop’’ 41 X

42 Japanese roadster since 1989 44 Residence that might be named for a donor

45 Question to a tantrum thrower?

49 Costly cuts

51 First two words of ‘‘Green Eggs and Ham’’

52 ____ fixe

53 Malbec and syrah, e.g.

54 Role model

55 Wet-Nap, for one 57 Friend with a rhyming descriptio­n 59 Sighting aptly found in ‘‘Are you for real?’’

61 ‘‘Anything you’d like to ____?’’

63 Relics proving how Noah steered his boat? 68 Something to do for recovery?

69 Pacific island ring

70 Neil with the hit ‘‘Breaking Up Is Hard to Do’’

71 Carries out

73 Actor Elwes of ‘‘The Princess Bride’’ 75 Trade blows

77 Mild

79 Driver’s org., no matter how you slice it?

80 Relent

83 Prepared for a field trip?

86 Interjecti­ons akin to ‘‘Yeah, su-uure!’’

87 Bygone forensic spinoff

89 Android alternativ­e

90 Quits at the last minute

91 Org. that awards the Safer Choice label

92 World capital establishe­d in 1535 93 Jackanapes

94 Rap producers’ favorite vegetables? 95 Masters of slapstick?

100 Retinal receptor 101 Drink after drink?

102 ‘‘To live without ____ is to cease to live’’: Dostoyevsk­y 103 Sign of summer 104 Stow cargo

108 Get into gear

109 Title for an oral surgeon’s handbook?

113 Certain sexual preference­s

114 Italian automotive hub

115 Subject of many an off-season rumor 116 ‘‘Young Frankenste­in’’ character played by Teri Garr

117 Tee type

118 4th order?

DOWN

1 ____ Rudolph, portrayer of Kamala Harris on ‘‘S.N.L.’’

2 Role model

3 Amigo

4 Rules’ partner, for short

5 El Dorado treasure

6 Like apple seeds, if eaten in huge quantities

7 Fresh from a keg 8 Sore

9 Org. that sponsored the design competitio­n for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial 10 MXN, on a currency chart

11 Adele and Cher, e.g.

12 ____ and Caicos 13 Part of a dean’s address

14 ‘‘I’d rather pass’’ 15 Shooting sport 16 All together now 17 Farm-to-table consumer

18 Word that sounds like its first letter

21 Elba who played Macavity in 2019’s ‘‘Cats’’

23 One end of the PolitiFact meter

29 Willing subject 30 ‘‘Don’t be rude .?.?. greet our guests!’’

31 Loonie or toonie 32 Some are named for kings and queens

33 Stately street liners

34 Coat from a goat 35 High point of Greek civilizati­on? 36 Emeritus: Abbr. 37 ‘‘It’s me .?.?. duh!’’

40 ‘‘Just sayin’,’’ in shorthand 41 Needless to say 42 Mississipp­i ____ pie 43 Released 44 Thingamabo­b 46 Brink 47 World

No. 1 tennis player between Navratilov­a and Seles

48 Lived in a blue state?

50 One might be hard to sit for

54 Pipes at some bars

56 Brings out

58 Downfall in many an Agatha Christie novel

60 Buzzed hairstyle

62 Stops harping on something

64 Like a sparsely attended party 65 See 66-Down 66 With 65-Down, ‘‘Ditto’’

67 Pelvic exercises 72 Give attitude 74 Instructio­n for a course? 76 Earnings 78 Drew back 80 ‘‘Sorry to intrude …’’

81 Certain monkey … or monk 82 ‘‘Jackpot!’’ 83 One needing new, unburned pants? 84 De-lights? 85 Oil-rich state, for short

88 Appliance with apps

92 Yearns (for)

93 Fashionabl­e pair

94 Cover for ‘‘little piggies’’

96 ‘‘Josephine the Singer, or the Mouse Folk’’ is the last short story he wrote 97 ‘‘Take that!’’

98 Kind of chemical bond in salts

99 Vivacious quality

100 What a meta clue might do to itself

103 Chicago mayor Lightfoot

104 Brick made of acrylonitr­ile butadiene styrene 105 New ____

106 Showy basket 107 Lifesavers, for short

108 Piece of equipment for gold medalist Lindsey Vonn

110 Marauder of old

111 Lifelong bud, slangily

112 Partner of hem

 ??  ?? Answers will be printed in next week’s crossword puzzle page.
Answers will be printed in next week’s crossword puzzle page.

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