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The New York Times Crossword

- STUDY BREAKS BY PRIYANKA SETHY AND MATTHEW STOCK / EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ Priyanka Sethy is a management consultant, originally from India, now splitting her time between the Bay Area and New York City. Matthew Stock works for a math education nonprofit in

ACROSS

1 Ones with big heads

around the office?

6 With 27-Down, island nation near Indonesia

10 What OPEC and

NATO are both in?

14 E, in Morse code

17 Inaugurati­on Day

activity

19 Five-times-a-day

Islamic prayer

20 Word with earth or

muscle

21 Function whose output is 45º when

applied to 1

22 German : Freundin ::

Spanish : ____

23 Google search info

24 Some whiskeys

25 Piece of work

26 Premium membership designatio­n

28 End ____

30 Small row

32 Sashimi selection

33 Holds

36 Language of the 18th-century poet Mir Taqi Mir

38 (0,0), in math

41 Put on an unhappy

face

42 It lets you see the

sites 46 Rice dish

47 Mess up

48 Hebrew name

meaning ‘‘ascent’’

49 Walks (on)

53 Talk, talk, talk

55 ‘‘How ____!’’

57 Contents of some

banks

59 Hyphenated beverage

brand

60 Holders of multiple

passports

65 Transcript fig.

66 Give a hoot?

67 Values highly

68 Trouble

69 Soothe

71 [Ignore that edit]

72 Honey ____ (Special

K flavor)

74 First openly lesbian anchor to host a major prime-time news program

77 Pond fish

78 Not looking good

at all

80 Follow closely

81 Goth relative

82 ‘‘What in the . . . !’’

85 $$$ for old age

87 ____ soap

88 Brutes

92 Ones fighting for

change

97 Reindeer in ‘‘Frozen’’

99 Start of a rendezvous

request

100 2019 jukebox musical featuring the song ‘‘Proud Mary’’ 101 Sun-kissed, say

102 Funny business?

104 Zip

106 ‘‘____ a Crime’’ (2016 Trevor Noah memoir)

108 Hempseed product

111 Property claim

113 One might be good

or evil

117 Michael ___ of ‘‘Ugly

Betty’’

118 End of an era?

119 Bringing up the rear

121 Tops

122 Kind of syrup that’s an alternativ­e to honey

123 Homeland of many

Paiute and Shoshone

124 Grate expectatio­ns?

125 ‘‘Spy Kids’’ actress

Hatcher

126 ‘‘So true!’’

127 One of two poles

DOWN

1 ‘‘May God bless and keep the ____ . . . far away from us!’’ (‘‘Fiddler on the Roof’’ line)

2 Bad way to go

3 Winans with 12

Grammys

4 Panko-breaded chicken

dish

5 Sp. title

6 Fence line?

7 A long time

8 Drops in water

9 Purchase for Wile E.

Coyote 10 Sleeveless undergarme­nt, informally

11 Settled (on)

12 Event with a crowning

moment

13 Store

14 Pull out all the stops

15 Not sharp, perhaps

16 Thompson of ‘‘Sorry

to Bother You’’

18 Summer ____

19 Soda cracker, by

another name

20 Choice words?

26 Pull in

27 See 6-Across

29 Microsoft’s answer to

the iPad

31 ‘‘I’m so sorry for

you!’’

33 Trendy

34 Alex and ____

( jewelry chain)

35 Mo. metropolis

37 Early developmen­t

sites

39 Extended-wear

manicure options

40 Added bonus,

metaphoric­ally

43 Aerie baby

44 Celia known as the

‘‘Queen of Salsa’’

45 Words of admission

50 Stop ____ (sign)

51 Muralist Rivera

52 Goof (around)

54 Kind of data distributi­on with two peaks

56 Finish with 58 Tometi who co-founded Black Lives Matter

60 Newsroom sights

61 ‘‘So are we!’’

62 Used Grubhub or

Postmates, say

63 ____ Ing-wen, first female president of

Taiwan

64 Alleged

66 Traditiona­l attire for

some martial artists

70 Ornate tea vessel 73 Overdone

75 ‘‘Howdy!’’

76 Put in a seat, perhaps

79 Lakeside city that’s at

one end of I-79

83 Result of pulling the

goalie

84 Jane of ‘‘9 to 5’’

86 ‘‘Don’t misbehave!’’

89 Q followers

90 Letter that rhymes with three other

letters 91 Phishing target, for

short

93 Encroach

94 Human rights lawyer

Clooney

95 Like the Dalai Lama

96 Part of the joke

97 Gawps

98 Go away

102 Take a dive, perhaps

103 W.W. II threat

105 Ringing in the new

day?

107 109 110 112 [Nodding] ‘‘Duh!’’ Katie Brown slang of or in ESPN blacken modern 114 Japanese ingredient soup 115 Children’s Blyton author 116 Bird with a reduplicat­ive name 119 J.F.K. alternativ­e 120 Dallas and Houston are in it, in brief

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