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THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD:

- U.K. PLAY BY FRANK A. LONGO

ACROSS

1 Give a right to

8 Eye narrowly 14 Choir songs

20 Dog collar

attachment­s 21 Ends of bridal paths 22 See 1-Down 23 Refrigerat­or, stove

or dryer

25 Warship fleet 26 Over yonder 27 Designer Gucci 28 Lhasa — (little

dogs)

29 Mega Stuf cookies 33 This second 35 Legendary figure in

a 1999 horror film 39 Azaleas are

members of it 43 Not quite

44 Dutch beer

45 — the line

(obeyed)

47 Sturdy tree 48 Slimy gunk

51 Shaft of light 52 Common allergy

trigger 55 Condiment spicier than its yellow cousin

59 On — with

(similar to)

61 Big name in dog

food

63 Born

64 TV announcer Don 65 Riddle 68 Strep-treating doc 69 Person giving out

prizes

71 Eight of their last names are featured in this puzzle 76 Egg-hiding holidays 77 Gridiron stats 78 Punctual 79 Sominex or

Unisom rival 80 Passing vote

81 As many as

82 Big lamb cut 86 Common weed of

North America 90 Universal donor

blood type, in brief 93 Shark feature 94 Ending for alp or

salt

95 Architect I.M. — 96 Red Sea canal 98 Get there

100 Hive house

103 Suburb of

Minneapoli­s

106 June bugs, by

another name

110 Poetic “always”

111 Yule songs

112 Post-teen

113 Squeaks (out)

116 Ticked (off)

118 Spring back

120 Kentucky Derby

venue 126 “Little Women”

author

127 Wanness

128 Cry upon getting there

Joined (up)

Baby hooters Vain person’s lack 129 130 131

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With 22-Across, film “nightmare” locale Teachers’ gp. — Mahal

Equal: Prefix Walloped

Foliage bit Barcelona’s land, to natives

Bud

Director Kazan

Plus others: Abbr. Music genre for TLC Chachi’s last name on “Happy Days” Mao — -tung

Free TV ad, for short

Drink inserts

Target of antiperspi­rant Minimal

Bordeaux wine Secret store

Grads’ event Fictional Scarlett Plan a new route for Cushy class 32 Mel the Giant 34 Jokester

36 Solo

37 Mosque officiant 38 Streaming set-top

box

40 Viral misery

41 Soft throws

42 “— out!” (ump’s

call)

46 “Death Be Not

Proud” poet 48 Avant- — 49 Mandate 50 Smells

53 Exhales wistfully 54 Pack firmly 56 Cleaning tool in a

bucket

57 Muscle jerk 58 More citrusy, say 60 Mary Lou of

gymnastics

62 One suffering for a

belief

66 Atom studier Bohr 67 Leb. neighbor 68 911 gp.

69 Susan of “Spring

Fever”

70 Nintendo console 71 1974 dog film 72 Artificial silk 73 “Orange — New

Black”

74 Thoughts

75 Taken with 80 “Two Guys and —” 81 Operated

83 In flames 84 Courteous 85 Midleg joints 87 Sheriff Taylor’s

tyke

88 Mess-free

89 Take to court

91 Jug handle

92 Pa’s pa

97 Last letter

99 ’16 Olympics site 100 Flowering

101 Small dress size

102 Cowboy’s whoop 104 — pot (sinus

cleaner)

105 Early tourney

round

106 Safin who won tennis’s 2000 U.S. Open

107 She sang the hit

“Hello”

108 New Mexico’s state

flower

109 Brain protector

114 — Stanley Gardner 115 “Nae” sayer

117 Red Muppet

119 Inc., abroad

120 U.S. Navy noncom 121 Divs. of days

122 Lyric verse

123 Film director

Craven

124 Little peeve

125 Hog hangout

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