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Across

  1. 1. Theater purchase: Abbr.
  2. 4. Fertility doctor's focus
  3. 8. Little sucker?
  4. 11. Mountain-to-mountain transport
  5. 18. Sch. with a Manchester campus
  6. 19. Apple product
  7. 20. Fail to grant, in court
  8. 21. Showed humility
  9. 22. "Spoon River Anthology" poet Edgar ___ Masters
  10. 23. California's Rancho ___
  11. 25. Appeared amazed
  12. 26. Tattler's threat
  13. 28. At a high rate
  14. 29. "___ Folks," Charles Schulz's first strip
  15. 30. Scheme
  16. 31. Visibly sad
  17. 33. Making environmentally friendly
  18. 38. No. expert
  19. 40. One in a jungle trail
  20. 41. Walk with swaying hips
  21. 43. Arduous
  22. 46. Relative of a Great Dane
  23. 47. 6 letters?
  24. 48. Like cars in a used car lot
  25. 49. Source of feta cheese
  26. 51. Prominent parts
  27. 54. Put-on
  28. 55. Clinton secretary of state
  29. 59. Ingratiate
  30. 60. Like the American pronunciation of many Polish names
  31. 62. 7 1/2-foot Ming
  32. 64. Item extending over a gunwale
  33. 65. "Sesame Street" subjs.
  34. 66. An airbag can prevent it
  35. 70. Fixer-upper's need, for short
  36. 72. Counterpart of Aurora
  37. 74. Good part of a record
  38. 75. Diverge
  39. 79. Look good on
  40. 82. Citizen
  41. 84. Camera option, for short
  42. 85. She's courted in "The Courtship of Miles Standish"
  43. 88. Shipping unit: Abbr.
  44. 89. Country that's won the most medals in the history of the Winter Olympics
  45. 91. + or - thing
  46. 92. How-to aid
  47. 95. Kind of omelet
  48. 97. 1990 Mike Leigh comedy/drama
  49. 100. Maven
  50. 101. First word of Dante's "Inferno"
  51. 102. "E.T." boy and others
  52. 103. "Would you let me take a look?"
  53. 106. Plagues
  54. 109. Funny
  55. 110. Coffee mate?
  56. 111. Lady in "Lady and the Tramp," e.g.
  57. 113. Fix, as a braid
  58. 117. From the top
  59. 119. Battery size
  60. 120. Put forth
  61. 121. 107-Down subject
  62. 122. Org. concerned with toy safety
  63. 123. ___ Search (Bing forerunner)
  64. 124. Renaissance fair wear
  65. 125. Put on
  66. 126. Road ___
  67. 127. Where costumes are worn

Down

  1. 1. Dutch pot contents
  2. 2. Toll
  3. 3. 1935 poem with one word per line ... as spelled out by this puzzle's circled letters
  4. 4. Start of a reminiscence
  5. 5. Where bills may accumulate
  6. 6. Sullied
  7. 7. Extinct wingless bird
  8. 8. California's ___ Freeway
  9. 9. Common pizzeria name
  10. 10. Blue shade
  11. 11. Piece of Tin Pan Alley music
  12. 12. Midwest tribe
  13. 13. Ahab, e.g.
  14. 14. Decorative border
  15. 15. Writer of 3-Down
  16. 16. Exist
  17. 17. Pay stub abbr.
  18. 20. Remove, in a way
  19. 24. Mad magazine cartoonist Drucker
  20. 27. Like about 45% of human blood
  21. 32. Internet troll, intentionally
  22. 33. Cells that protect neurons
  23. 34. Ransack
  24. 35. In conclusion: Fr.
  25. 36. Levi's Stadium athlete, informally
  26. 37. Some Pontiacs
  27. 39. One who's much praised
  28. 42. Capt.'s inferiors
  29. 43. Clutch
  30. 44. Cause déjà vu, perhaps
  31. 45. ___ talk
  32. 46. "Family Guy" daughter
  33. 50. Certain heiress
  34. 52. ___ Period, 1603-1868
  35. 53. "___ Arizona Skies" (John Wayne movie)
  36. 56. "Just a minute," in texts
  37. 57. Cousin of an aardwolf
  38. 58. Army Rangers beret color
  39. 61. Branded footwear
  40. 63. Circle
  41. 67. Cousins
  42. 68. Ones whose work is decreasing?
  43. 69. Severe penalty
  44. 71. Harp's home key
  45. 73. Liberal arts subj.
  46. 76. Da ___, Vietnam
  47. 77. Fright wig wearer
  48. 78. Comic impressionist David
  49. 79. Lie in the hot sun
  50. 80. Thick
  51. 81. Group mailing tool
  52. 83. "31 Days of Oscar" network
  53. 85. Mound
  54. 86. Code contents
  55. 87. Barrier to some websites
  56. 90. River through Deutschland
  57. 93. What a cousin can be twice
  58. 94. Done
  59. 96. Flips
  60. 98. What may make you duck down?
  61. 99. Certain salt
  62. 100. Falafel holder
  63. 104. Steppes dwelling
  64. 105. "Beowulf" and others
  65. 107. It might have an escalator
  66. 108. Bias
  67. 110. Artist Maar depicted in Picasso's "The Weeping Woman"
  68. 112. MCAT topic: Abbr.
  69. 113. ___ room
  70. 114. Intro to biology?
  71. 115. Screen
  72. 116. Lib. listings
  73. 118. Astronomer's std.

This puzzle was published on Sunday, May 10, 2015 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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