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New York Times Sunday Crossword

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1 “The cauldron of

Democracy” 8 Leaving word 13 Figure skater Cohen 18 Opponents of the Protestant Reformatio­n 19 Pickup truck’s capacity, maybe 20 Common word in insurance company names 21 Dialect that was called 22-Across before the age of colonialis­m 23 Giving heat? 24 Share 25 Dummy symbols in

ciphers 26 Fever fit 28 ____ point 29 “Fernando” band 31 Stops 33 System that was called 34-Across before the Internet 35 Concept that was called 36-Across before research into the square root of negatives 37 Airport figs. 38 PBS’s “____ Can

Cook” 39 Small newt 40 Coins that pay for passage over the River Styx 41 Believes (in) 43 Gridiron gains: Abbr. 45 Terrier carrier 47 ____ splints (runner’s ailment) 48 Machinelik­e 51 Cackle from a greedy

person 52 Food that was called 53-Across before Twizzlers and the like 54 Skimobile, informally 55 “Tell me how you

really feel!” 57 Gross 58 Squeeze (out) 59 Symbol for density 62 Cinnamon candies 65 Personal datum:

Abbr. 67 Jackson 5 No. 1 hit 70 Against 72 W.W. II danger 74 Source of the saying “It is more blessed to give than to receive” 78 Fastener that was called 80-Across before a rounded design was implemente­d 82 Dancer Duncan 85 Belonging to the

highest level 86 Part of the names of

four state capitals 87 Escapes 88 Whoop 89 Rids of vermin, in a

way 91 Peddler’s stock 92 Quaint contractio­n 93 Nickname of a “Game of Thrones” dwarf, with “the” 95 Realtor’s goal 96 Entertainm­ent category that was called 97-Across before talkies 98 Object that was called 100-Across before electronic documents 101 “Good enough” 102 ____ dixit 103 Part of Dixie: Abbr. 104 Ages and ages 105 Something you might have a gut feeling about? 106 Painter Jean 107 Horror and mystery 109 Activity that was called 111-Across before pesticides 115 Degree 116 Not belonging to

anybody 117 Property recipient 118 Aids in filing 119 Main points 120 “Oh, jeez!”

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1 Police broadcast, for

short 2 Disfigure 3 Climax of many a fantasy novel 4 Mass, e.g. 5 Doubter’s question 6 Small monetary

amts. 7 Light-colored wood 8 Rod user 9 Apple alternativ­es 10 Reply to 5-Down 11 “Rosy-fingered”

Greek goddess 12 Releases, dramatical­ly 13 Without a doubt 14 Something to bank

on 15 Look for business? 16 Site of the infamous

Hoa Lo Prison 17 ____ bloom (result of

fertilizer pollution) 19 Burdens 20 Home of Haleakala

National Park 22 Empower 27 Stomach-related 29 South American corn

cakes 30 Happened to 31 Mark of success in

business? 32 Portrays feelings 33 Was horrible 34 Onetime title for Bernie Sanders 36 “Me neither” 37 Former attorney general Holder 41 “Oof!” 42 They go about two

feet 44 Ailing 46 Spock’s rank: Abbr. 47 Declined 49 Target demographi­c

for Hot Wheels 50 Bee follower 52 “Ta-ta!” 53 “The Simpsons” girl 56 Like the planet in

“Dune” 60 “lol” 61 Upright 63 Observe 64 Drag away 66 Zilch 67 Opposite of fore 68 Tea Partiers in Congress, e.g. 69 Apparel also called

clamdigger­s 71 Agrees to fight 73 Like many wedding

cakes 75 Purported rural shenanigan 76 Lags 77 Argument-ending

reply 79 “Go ahead, I’m listening” 80 Like snakes 81 Ticket 83 Court reporter, e.g. 84 Helper: Abbr. 87 Caesar’s “Commentari­es on the ____ War” 90 “The Real Slim

Shady,” for one 91 Actor Bruce 94 Primps 96 “Brown Sugar” band,

with “the” 97 Not as lax 98 Vibrating device 99 Siri : iPhone :: ____ :

Amazon Echo 100 Go for 101 “____ even” 105 I’s 106 “O mio babbino

caro,” for one 108 Be an agent (for) 110 Charles, par exemple 111 Ice Bucket Challenge,

for one 112 Quaff in Middle-earth 113 Opposite of paleo114 Goal for some dropouts, for short

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