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1 Move B~e a praise 94~ 8 '1'qev,A~f' printing 77 In addiliun
mouse 56 Vper arrangementsetUng 42 Munsia Le 78 Stoddng
5 Neighloor of 57 Milne 96 K~ fe~m 9 Holstein's Pew shade
Java creature 97 K.dten gear? home 44 P~dot 80/~tsy
9 " Mecicine" 58 Digression 99 Pete i:xe10 Ragon filler Samuel 83 Opera feature
('88 hit) 60~ 100 Sprite 11 Patois 47 "Evita" 84 Future ofthe
12 C.,oq:xJle~ aJtemalJve 102" But~nnik 12Beat ~ present
15Eady 61 -RJver, NJ Sky" ('46 song) 13Fe~pe, Jesus, 50-Park, CO85~
o:x-npu~ 63 Tenor Peerce 1(~ C~zssifyor Marry 51 menial
17 TV's"- Heroes" 64 Uke ,S~x3n 106 Maes~o de 14 I...i1~ one L~ 86- de plume
19 C.,exnfdoel of 66 Groovy Waart 16South~ 62~ 89Oneofg~e
UB40 Aus~ 107'~edric -" port ~ Jacksuns
20 PaDdy 68 Pugilis0c ('83 hit) 17~ 55 Pavaro~'s 9G Gobbled up
21 Resl~ poke 111 To and- letters love 95Apparel
crilic'szJne? 69Stephenl~ng 114Sailor's 18~ 59Bitofp~ 98Debio~s'
23 I_~'s book reaeing? ~ 62 let~rs
journaJ? 70~ 116Depress=3n 20Nigenandty~st. 101Studs~e
25~ 71 Produce a era m,-z:jaz~ne? 22"Aida" dyer 63 Mouth 1(~ Lhasa-
parka 119 Icetarx~ epic 24 Forest piece? 104Cabbage
23 Column 72-fide 120 Capek play ru~ 64Angeror (xxxx:x::lJun
27 Max- Sydow 73 Byzanfine art 121Bringtolight 28Ck;erorda~ envy 105~
29 Bunchof form 122Go~ speech 65 Cor~ 106 Bronle
balll:f, ayers 76 Pants parts garrtx:t~ 30 "GoodFellas" ~ heroine
30 Sdicrdy 77 Ram's 123 Have unpaid gun 67 Slender 107 Where to frld
31Weber's ma'am ~ 31 Placate trace an unager
" Freisd'ut~' 78~ 124"1-5ve#' pon'dfic~ 68 Beawise 108 "Veni, vidi, "
32 Prepared to su~x opposite 32 Cerrect guy 109 Markey or
drive 79 Socks~e 125"- to OEle(' 33~ 69 French Bagnold
33 Let up 81 Fern ('87 fikn) 34 Revels ~ 110 F~nT~'fS
36Ar'dur or Puns 82Tree 126 Hk:jt'dlying review?. 70 snare
38-can'ier surgeon's agcy. 35Presidential ~s 111 Chalky
42 Snapshot pertx:i~? ~rarn son cheese
43- I_a'na 87 Middr=ng 36 SaJ'~tify71 Nailed a112 SP,,='='='='='='='~
45~ rna~ ~ 37 Tombstonegn~ 113Gumbo
46 DEA(~cer 88 Whippet's 1Adroit lawman 72 Boitano or ff~ickener
48 Browrt~'s wagger 2 Ever's partner 39 Blessed 115Absent
bedl~e? 90 Enormous3 Crowd~rst?Shakespearean 74 NewYork 117 City on bhe
49 Gard~s 91 Teq~'s 4 L.~ son heavy city D~
mung'd~, sister 5 Pipe pezt 40~ 75 Require 118~
53--jongg 92104 Down,6 Tuddsh rise I:~er's ~? 76"I"he ~
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A DRIVE-IN DIVERSION! To solve this
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