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The average solution time for this King Features crossword is 62 minutes.

ACROSS

1 “I don’t know yet”

8 Order

15 “Amo, amas, I love —”

20 Plane pilot

21 Result of iron deficiency, to a Brit

22 “I Love Lucy” actress Vivian

23 Staying loyal despite adversity

25 Poet Lorde

26 The sun, in Spanish

27 Slimy slow movers

28 Actor Rex or singer James

29 Swing wildly, as one’s arms

32 What the Union was for earth, in a Lincoln message

35 “I think,” to texters

38 Really bother

40 TV studio alert

41 Gave the Red Cross some funds, e.g.

47 Something to scratch

51 Old politico Stevenson

52 Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. —”

53 Coral reef eel

54 Courage

61 Beach grit 63 “The Simpsons” store clerk

64 Bitter-ender

65 Pol with a six-yr. term

66 “A Death in the Family” author James

67 With 9-Down, “Paper Moon” child actress

70 Utah’s — Canyon 71 “— girl!”

72 Pro-firearm org.

73 Rules establishe­d by legal precedent

75 Long Russian river

76 Fewer

77 The attorney general heads it

82 Glossy proof, for short

83 110-Across’ high home

84 Ear-splitting

87 Helper: Abbr.

88 19th-century anti-alcohol fraternal society

94 Result in 96 Really bother

97 U.S. Army soldiers

98 Beatles song on the “White Album”

105 Dog restraint

107 Strike caller

108 “Coyote Ugly” actress Piper

110 “Bald” bird 114 Very, in music scores 115 Christian set featured in this puzzle

119 Cerebrum’s place

120 Helped criminally 121 Creates

122 Matches up, as sets of files

123 Have

124 Really should

DOWN

1 Stop sleeping

2 Stuntman Knievel

3 Whoppers

4 In the — luxury

5 Working overtime, e.g.

6 Centuries on end

7 Bit of work

8 Lyricist Sammy

9 See 67-Across

10 Mob group 11 Restaurant offerings

12 Love-in- — (plant with feathery foliage)

13 Louse-to-be

14 Lah-di- —

15 1972 Jack Lemmon film

16 Side-splitter

17 Drug banned for Olympians, for short

18 Minor fight

19 Words on an F paper, maybe

24 Opening for a letter-shaped bolt 28 “My, my, old chap!”

30 Suffix with prop

31 Ky. neighbor

33 Young guy, in hip-hop

34 Doc studying laryngitis

35 Wyo. neighbor

36 Hip ’60s teen

37 Programs running in web browsers

39 Hanna-barbera bear

42 “Live PD” network

43 Inmate

44 Two-time Wimbledon winner Lew

45 Improvise

46 Allude (to)

48 Committing to a fiduciary

49 Officers in training

50 Doglike scavengers

53 Prefix with afternoon

55 Really bother

56 Muscle jerk

57 One-on-one student

58 “Stop that, silly goose!”

59 Pool triangles

60 Yummy tidbit

61 Actress Bullock

62 Doesn’t differ 68 Wrist-to-elbow bones

69 San —, California 71 Tinfoil giant 73 — -Magnon

74 Klingon officer of TV

78 Reviewer of paintings

79 Be suitable

80 Army wheels

81 For later use

85 — -fi film

86 “Of course”

88 “Of course”

89 Coll. in Columbus

90 Neighbor of TV’S Homer

91 Brunch fruit

92 — -wee Herman

93 A Gabor

95 Chefs’ tieons

98 Makes easier, with “down”

99 University in Atlanta

100 “Sounds like —!”

101 Sword types

102 Birds’ refuges

103 Isle of Minos

104 Roof edges

106 Detested

109 Cots, e.g.

111 Holster fillers

112 Riga native, old-style

113 Rival of PetroCanad­a

115 Spying tool

116 “Westworld” network

117 Actor Diesel

118 Suffix with serpent

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