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Across

  1. 1. Flair
  2. 5. Indication of freshness
  3. 9. Weak
  4. 15. ___ bag (party giveaway)
  5. 19. Have a one-person apartment, say
  6. 21. "Old MacDonald" sounds
  7. 22. "Check and ___"
  8. 23. Neighbor of Illinois
  9. 24. Response to a flatterer
  10. 25. Subordinate: Abbr.
  11. 26. "That ___ part of our agreement!"
  12. 27. Short dagger
  13. 29. Flattened at the poles
  14. 31. Concorde, e.g.
  15. 32. Ball in a socket
  16. 34. 24 in a caffeine molecule
  17. 35. Release from TLC or Alicia Keys
  18. 36. Tee seller
  19. 39. Like many a lad or lass
  20. 40. "Since you didn't hear me the first time ..."
  21. 41. Actor Reeves
  22. 43. Start of a time capsule direction
  23. 45. Retired Steeler Taylor
  24. 46. Takes it easy
  25. 48. End-of-seminar feature
  26. 53. ___ letter (college app part)
  27. 54. Scads
  28. 55. Sources of mescaline
  29. 57. Prefix with parasite
  30. 58. School in Oxford, informally
  31. 60. ___-Atlantic
  32. 61. Burns's refusal
  33. 62. Where bees be
  34. 63. Slithy one, to Carroll
  35. 64. Diamond head?
  36. 66. ___ salad
  37. 67. Shout made while pointing
  38. 69. Cops, with "the"
  39. 70. ___ Alamos
  40. 71. Targeted
  41. 74. Spanish prefix with líneas
  42. 75. Begin a voyage
  43. 77. ___ Fresh (Tex-Mex chain)
  44. 78. Airport posting, for short
  45. 79. Multicolored candy in a yellow package
  46. 81. Noted index
  47. 84. Grp. sponsoring the Muzzle Loading Championship
  48. 85. Footnote material
  49. 86. Stemmed (from)
  50. 87. Transition
  51. 90. Go on
  52. 91. 1997 film megahit
  53. 93. Site of the George Bush Presidential Library
  54. 94. Material in two states
  55. 96. Droop
  56. 97. The "e" of i.e.
  57. 100. Descend in a controlled fashion
  58. 101. Might be able to do it
  59. 104. Oscar-winning Berry
  60. 106. The "E" of HOMES
  61. 107. Like three men of rhyme
  62. 109. Beverage since 1922
  63. 111. Bareilles who sang "Love Song"
  64. 112. "Negotiations are off!"
  65. 113. Some fuel oils
  66. 114. Leave in
  67. 115. Gertrude ___, first woman to swim the English Channel
  68. 116. Meh
  69. 117. Lead-in to Victoria or Albert

Down

  1. 1. Things aggressive people may throw
  2. 2. Turkish money
  3. 3. "Cease!" on the seas
  4. 4. Answer to "Is Bonn the capital of Deutschland?"
  5. 5. Kind of camera, for short
  6. 6. Releases
  7. 7. Bio course: Abbr.
  8. 8. Mani-___
  9. 9. "Ready!"
  10. 10. "It's all good"
  11. 11. They mind their manors
  12. 12. Foist (upon)
  13. 13. Most important piece in échecs
  14. 14. Relatives of scooters
  15. 15. One of two in the Adidas logo
  16. 16. Sushi go-with
  17. 17. Offered for breeding
  18. 18. "Don't let those guys escape!"
  19. 20. Choice
  20. 28. A U.S. flag is a common one
  21. 30. Ammonia and lye
  22. 33. Calvin Coolidge's reputed reply to a woman who bet she could get more than two words out of him
  23. 36. Old men
  24. 37. Red ___
  25. 38. Go (for)
  26. 41. Ocean bottom?
  27. 42. And more
  28. 44. "Going somewhere?"
  29. 45. "That makes sense"
  30. 46. Miracle-___
  31. 47. Electees
  32. 48. 2022 World Cup host
  33. 49. Surrounder of la Grande Jatte
  34. 50. Martians, in "The War of the Worlds"
  35. 51. Wordsworth work
  36. 52. Negatives
  37. 56. Word often replaced with "your"
  38. 59. Ignoramus
  39. 60. Big mouths
  40. 62. United Nations concern
  41. 64. Tangles
  42. 65. Behemoths
  43. 66. City where Mexico's routes 1 and 2 meet
  44. 67. Word that becomes its own synonym when spelled backward
  45. 68. Giggle syllable
  46. 69. Basic form of a word
  47. 71. Spa sound
  48. 72. Do to ___
  49. 73. Bit
  50. 75. Simplify
  51. 76. Just like always
  52. 77. Big swig
  53. 80. Neglect
  54. 82. Number of hills in ancient Rome
  55. 83. Rx writer
  56. 85. Optometrist, at times
  57. 87. Pirate, in old slang
  58. 88. Breathe out
  59. 89. View in awe
  60. 90. Slightly
  61. 92. Noted philanthropic family
  62. 93. Lock
  63. 95. Relative of a weasel
  64. 97. Justice Kagan
  65. 98. Smooth and glossy
  66. 99. Like Calvin Coolidge
  67. 102. Neocons, e.g.
  68. 103. Ice cream flavor
  69. 105. Cain mutiny victim?
  70. 108. Positive sign
  71. 110. Game-winning line

This puzzle was published on Sunday, Sep 04, 2016 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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