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Across
  1. 1A
    Amazes
  2. 5A
    "Can we talk privately?"
  3. 10A
    ___ bar
  4. 13A
    Some TVs or VCRs
  5. 17A
    Char, e.g.
  6. 21A
    He developed the polio vaccine
  7. 22A
    Gave a thumbs up, say
  8. 23A
    ___ Miss
  9. 24A
    Vocal range that's usually only assigned to women
  10. 25A
    Jane Austen heroine Woodhouse
  11. 26A
    Shortest track segment*
  12. 28A
    ___ suit
  13. 29A
    "Keep this a secret ..."*
  14. 31A
    Court recorder, for short
  15. 32A
    "Peace!"
  16. 33A
    Palermo resident
  17. 35A
    Rag
  18. 36A
    Of no help
  19. 39A
    "___ the ramparts we watched ..."
  20. 40A
    Actress Issa of "Barbie"
  21. 41A
    Atrium or ventricle
  22. 45A
    Strip
  23. 48A
    Former Seahawks head coach Pete
  24. 52A
    Poke holes in, as a yard
  25. 53A
    Compost receptacle
  26. 55A
    Muesli bits
  27. 56A
    Unpretentious
  28. 57A
    Metallica drummer Ulrich
  29. 58A
    Ergonomic item next to a keyboard
  30. 61A
    Comes (from)
  31. 63A
  32. 64A
    Interference in some phone conversations
  33. 67A
    "___ had it up to here!"
  34. 68A
    Kiddo
  35. 69A
    Pitch
  36. 70A
    Age
  37. 71A
    "___ beginning to look a lot like Christmas ..."
  38. 72A
    Those against
  39. 73A
    Robed singers, often
  40. 74A
    Evidence from some crime scenes, for short
  41. 76A
    Duolingo, e.g.
  42. 77A
    Many a Smokey spot, briefly
  43. 78A
    Twitch
  44. 79A
    Evades
  45. 80A
    New York swinger
  46. 81A
    Parts of a cassette
  47. 83A
    Big initials in breakfast foods
  48. 84A
    Best possible grade
  49. 86A
    Actress Kravitz of "Big Little Lies"
  50. 87A
    2021 studio album by Tom Jones*
  51. 90A
    Weird
  52. 93A
    "What's stopping me?"
  53. 94A
    Snakelike swimmers
  54. 95A
    Vertical
  55. 96A
    Red or Black body of water
  56. 97A
    Shady spots
  57. 100A
    Bombastic
  58. 102A
    Used to be
  59. 103A
    Number before quattro
  60. 105A
    Resting place
  61. 106A
    They might be busted or licked
  62. 107A
    Horses' speeds
  63. 108A
    Month before Feb.
  64. 109A
    Big name in tequila
  65. 111A
    Pulls
  66. 112A
    Starting bit
  67. 113A
    Recess game
  68. 114A
    Earthquake's warning
  69. 117A
    Actress Thurman of "Kill Bill"
  70. 118A
    Emotionally distant
  71. 119A
    Draining
  72. 121A
    Mötley ___
  73. 122A
    President Lincoln
  74. 124A
    Double-reeded woodwind
  75. 126A
    Anger
  76. 127A
    "Well, actually, I got a little sick ... Yeah, 'Bullets over Broadway' was on TV. I came down with a big old ___ Wiest infection" (quote from Boyle on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine")
  77. 129A
    Loo
  78. 130A
    Judge's decision after new evidence is brought to light
  79. 133A
    Least brilliant
  80. 134A
    Letters on some blue uniforms
  81. 135A
    Hat trick setting
  82. 136A
    Without so much as a scratch
  83. 139A
    Canada ___ (migrating birds)
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    Atypical
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    2020 #1 hit by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion
  86. 146A
    Big initials in car repair
  87. 151A
    Far, far behind*
  88. 153A
    Not safe
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    Close enough to shout to*
  90. 156A
    I wouldn't do it
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    Sketched
  92. 158A
    Sts. with cul-de-sacs
  93. 159A
    Currently broadcasting
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    March Madness org.
  95. 161A
    "Stat!"
  96. 162A
    Healthy, in Seville
  97. 163A
    Falcons kicker Younghoe
  98. 164A
    Watering holes?
  99. 165A
    Best Breakthrough Athlete, for one
Down
  1. 1D
    Yard sale assumption
  2. 2D
    Desire
  3. 3D
    Otherwise
  4. 4D
    Epidermis
  5. 5D
    Brewer's product
  6. 6D
    "Some pig"
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    Approves
  8. 8D
    Actress Zellweger of "Chicago"
  9. 9D
    President before JFK
  10. 10D
    Cheer loudly, as a crowd
  11. 11D
    Obi-Wan portrayer
  12. 12D
    Sasquatch, but snowier
  13. 13D
    Preventative vaccines for many veterinarians
  14. 14D
    Shout in an operating room
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    Memo abbr.
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    Plant
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    Antennae
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    "___ expert, but ..."
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    Explicit stuff
  20. 20D
    Sling ___ (serve food at a diner)
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    Question
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    Letters that don't need postage
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    Thing that only comes out once every seven years in "All Summer in a Day"
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    Found's opposite
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    Formerly
  26. 38D
    Back, as with money
  27. 40D
    Politician's event
  28. 41D
    AP subject with AB and BC options
  29. 42D
    "Do you ___ what I ___?"
  30. 43D
    Wrongly seize
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    En ___ (all together)
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    "Schitt's Creek" surname
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    Consume
  34. 48D
    50-Downs and others
  35. 49D
    "Just what we needed!"
  36. 50D
    Canadian one-dollar piece which is named for the bird on its face
  37. 51D
    Crowbars, to physicists
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    Hairless
  39. 54D
    It's needed for a tat
  40. 58D
    Jim's last name in "The Office"
  41. 59D
    Pop star Ora
  42. 60D
    Cars that need chargers, for short
  43. 62D
    Create a film like "Coco" or "Finding Nemo"
  44. 65D
    Depot: Abbr.
  45. 66D
    Head honchos
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    Certain crisp legume
  47. 69D
    Therefore
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    Gives, as a license
  49. 72D
    Like two peas in ___
  50. 73D
    You're reading one
  51. 74D
    Strip between North and South Korea, for short
  52. 75D
    "The Matrix" protagonist
  53. 77D
    Non-amateur
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    "___ Always a Woman" (Billy Joel song)
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    Stately sight on a suburban street
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    Thank you, in Tokyo
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    Lazily
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    Image
  59. 87D
    ___-CoV-2 (virus that causes Covid-19)
  60. 88D
    Loch ___ monster
  61. 89D
    There are ten in a decade: Abbr.
  62. 90D
    "Crazy Train" singer Ozzy
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    "Sweet" character on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"
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    Father
  65. 93D
    Police officers
  66. 97D
    Real
  67. 98D
    Cuban ballroom dance that sounds like a certain vacuum brand
  68. 99D
    Actor Humphrey of "Casablanca"
  69. 101D
    Vice President's plane, often
  70. 102D
    Minimum ___
  71. 104D
    Ambulance destinations, for short
  72. 107D
    Small garden statue
  73. 108D
    "The Bell ___" (Sylvia Plath novel)
  74. 109D
    Arrive
  75. 110D
    Start of many units in language classes, for short
  76. 112D
    Producer Glazer of "A Strange Loop"
  77. 113D
    Group within rankings
  78. 114D
    On behalf of
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    Sisters
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    Spec
  81. 118D
    "Oh, that makes sense"
  82. 119D
    Tater ___
  83. 120D
    Corn storage spot
  84. 123D
    Brick and mortar version of an Etsy site, perhaps
  85. 125D
    Brewski
  86. 127D
    Needing to be returned, as a library book
  87. 128D
    "That is to say ..."
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    "Say it ___!" ("Don't tell me that!")
  89. 132D
    Put on a show
  90. 133D
    TV psychologist
  91. 135D
    "Hedda Gabler" playwright Henrik
  92. 137D
    Strong string
  93. 138D
    Deadly
  94. 139D
    Actress Gershon of "Cocktail"
  95. 140D
    "On their way to Galilee, Jesus met ___ and Barak and their wives, Kylie and Lauren": John Mulaney
  96. 141D
    Location of Vulcan's forge, in Roman mythology
  97. 142D
    Vibe
  98. 143D
    Agate
  99. 144D
    Car
  100. 147D
    Some unwanted spots
  101. 148D
    PC alternatives
  102. 149D
    Applaud
  103. 150D
    Super Serum brand
  104. 152D
    Deg. for a tooth specialist
  105. 154D
    Blow away
  106. 155D
    Agency that gets really busy in Apr.
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