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Jack who established tough guy gunfighter image in 1953’s “Shane”
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Orizzontali
  1. 1A
    Jack who established tough guy gunfighter image in 1953’s “Shane”
  2. 8A
    These guys really don’t like “rocking the Casbah”, according to The Clash
  3. 15A
    Elvis’ 1969 concert backup, “The ___ Band”
  4. 18A
    An adjective’s effect on a noun
  5. 20A
    Worn away
  6. 21A
    Onomatopoeic fight “sound” from ‘60s TV Batman scenes
  7. 22A
    What you’re left with when the warning from 45-across doesn’t pan out?
  8. 24A
    “Little Women” monogram
  9. 25A
    Tamale flour
  10. 26A
    German grandma
  11. 27A
    40% of TV’s “Two and a Half Men”
  12. 28A
    Football flag bearers
  13. 29A
    Superlative suffix
  14. 30A
    Disruptive messaging tactic “invented” by Monty Python’s hungry Vikings
  15. 35A
    Aptly named Argentine river that can dry up in winter
  16. 37A
    Ominous lull preceding 83-across and 92-across
  17. 42A
    Scandinavian rugs
  18. 43A
    27 straight ones and a starting hurler is perfect
  19. 44A
    Culturally significant Indian loincloth
  20. 45A
    Words said before impending inclemency?
  21. 53A
    Ancient Hebrew liquid measure
  22. 54A
    86 and 99 on TV’s “Get Smart”
  23. 55A
    Tinman’s topical tonic
  24. 56A
    Outdoing the competition
  25. 59A
    Catchall abbr.
  26. 60A
    NYC subway line that runs from Brooklyn to the Bronx
  27. 63A
    “Game of Thrones” role
  28. 64A
    Hopeful observation after being 83-across and saying 92-across
  29. 69A
    It means many people when it’s followed by people
  30. 71A
    Juarez Januaries
  31. 72A
    Roman goddess of pregnancy
  32. 76A
    Little Latin small intestine sections
  33. 79A
    Lakota half of comedy duo billed as The Indian and The White Guy
  34. 80A
    The other side of matinee, so to speak
  35. 82A
    Federal anti-discrimination law of 1990
  36. 83A
    Where it’s doing 92-across
  37. 87A
    Full of sass
  38. 90A
    Follows beat and neat to make contrasting social icons
  39. 91A
    Makes a San Francisco treat with a 66-down
  40. 92A
    Observation made by one stuck at 83-across
  41. 101A
    What to take to calm down
  42. 102A
    It puts the jam on the multigrain
  43. 103A
    What ewe is telling you
  44. 104A
    An airball will hit none of it
  45. 105A
    When a door is not a door it can be this
  46. 108A
    Where to watch old RKOs and MGMs
  47. 109A
    Duality of light demonstration need
  48. 110A
    Quality on the highway often seen near Red Roofs
  49. 111A
    Brief hope of 64-across before 83-across and 92-across return
  50. 117A
    Blues classic protagonist Stagger
  51. 118A
    Vestibules, lobbies, and turnstiles
  52. 119A
    Things to be kept apart
  53. 120A
    LSD trips leading to ER trips
  54. 121A
    Underground aquatic “adventure” near Knoxville, TN
  55. 122A
    Lazybones
Verticali
  1. 1D
    Fertilizer ingredient
  2. 2D
    Christmas carol opener
  3. 3D
    Bean town way south of Boston
  4. 4D
    Tumor marker commonly used to diagnose cancer
  5. 5D
    The night before 71-across, briefly and north of the border
  6. 6D
    Roman 101s
  7. 7D
    To inter into
  8. 8D
    The Beatles sailed ‘til they found one of green
  9. 9D
    One of Bartholomew Cubbins’ collection
  10. 10D
    “There was a young man from Leeds; Who ___ _ whole packet of seeds”
  11. 11D
    Bravo Network’s many, many Housewives, apparently
  12. 12D
    With notes and coins
  13. 13D
    Animal life
  14. 14D
    Scott Weiland fronted San Diego grunge band, briefly
  15. 15D
    Max Klinger’s hometown
  16. 16D
    Best Western rival
  17. 17D
    Curatorship credentials
  18. 18D
    "American Buffalo" playwright
  19. 19D
    "_____ Shelter", The Rolling Stones
  20. 23D
    A noob
  21. 28D
    Irish circular enclosed dwelling
  22. 30D
    Speak, as thou might
  23. 31D
    Land maps
  24. 32D
    Schoolyard retort
  25. 33D
    American-born Jordanian queen
  26. 34D
    Fit of shivering
  27. 36D
    Hallucinogenic initials
  28. 38D
    Made a brisk, brittle, and quite British sound
  29. 39D
    Will turn NRK into a network
  30. 40D
    Chinese dynasty
  31. 41D
    Merciless foe of Flash
  32. 45D
    Makes Sam into a Seuss character
  33. 46D
    Joyful end of workweek letters, with F
  34. 47D
    Paris possessive
  35. 48D
    U.S. Armed Forces post-secondary prep. program
  36. 49D
    Surrealistic Catalan
  37. 50D
    Hold responsible
  38. 51D
    The highest notes of the lyre
  39. 52D
    Chaps
  40. 57D
    Boston skyscraper, with "the"
  41. 58D
    Seal or walrus
  42. 60D
    "This is going to __ ___! I can’t wait!”
  43. 61D
    Turns “Le Paris” into a daily read
  44. 62D
    Neoconservative center
  45. 65D
    Suffix in zoology
  46. 66D
    See 91-across
  47. 67D
    Deuce topper
  48. 68D
    Did some weeding
  49. 69D
    Tried out
  50. 70D
    Talcs
  51. 73D
    Spanish gold
  52. 74D
    Modern, in Munich
  53. 75D
    ___ Lingus
  54. 76D
    Contemporary of 49-down
  55. 77D
    "The ___ Love"
  56. 78D
    Leg part
  57. 80D
    Pigs
  58. 81D
    How some demos are offered
  59. 84D
    Heart charts: Abbr.
  60. 85D
    Org. for lab pros
  61. 86D
    Toward the mouth
  62. 88D
    Recommended before an exam or surgery
  63. 89D
    "Homegoing" author Gyasi
  64. 93D
    "Ain't happening"
  65. 94D
    Part of the AFL merger
  66. 95D
    Johnson of "Laugh-In"
  67. 96D
    PC support staff
  68. 97D
    Gompers or Goldwyn
  69. 98D
    Flattened at the poles
  70. 99D
    Picked up
  71. 100D
    Fills to the gills
  72. 104D
    Hawaiian port
  73. 106D
    Cardiological word form
  74. 107D
    Construction industry requests for information
  75. 109D
    Strikebreaker
  76. 111D
    Paradigm of slipperiness
  77. 112D
    Elevator of a Callaway in the box
  78. 113D
    Backup for an HDHP without the IRS
  79. 114D
    Engineers of two NCAA hockey championships since 1954
  80. 115D
    Peekskill’s Edna’s Edibles proprietor’s portrayer
  81. 116D
    1964 Cash protagonist Hayes
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