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Sunday, 26th March 2006

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Military academy freshman
AAcross 6:	Cowbell sound
AAcross 11:	Fingerboard ridge
AAcross 15:	Weaken
AAcross 18:	"___ Gets Drafted" (1942 Disney cartoon)	DONALD
AAcross 20:	Much-climbed Alpine peak	EIGER
AAcross 21:	Actor Jared
AAcross 22:	Hamas rival grp.
AAcross 23:	California, compared to Kansas?	QUAKIERSTATE
AAcross 25:	Kiss
AAcross 27:	Call's companion
AAcross 28:	___ Ark
AAcross 29:	___ polloi
AAcross 30:	Jeweler's unit
AAcross 31:	Tweak
AAcross 33:	Silk undies, compared to cotton undies?	DRESSIERDRAWERS
AAcross 37:	White-collar worker?
AAcross 39:	Dance to 1920's-40's jazz
AAcross 40:	Big time
AAcross 41:	"We've been ___!"
AAcross 42:	1990's sitcom based on the British series "One Foot in the Grave"	COSBY
AAcross 45:	Having seniority
AAcross 47:	Claim valuables
AAcross 51:	Strong suit
AAcross 52:	A waistcoat worn in summer, compared to one worn in winter?	SWEATIERVEST
AAcross 54:	In addition
AAcross 56:	Subject in religion class
AAcross 58:	Hero of Tom Clancy novels	RYAN
AAcross 59:	Jai alai basket
AAcross 60:	Some H.S. math
AAcross 61:	Clinton cabinet member Hazel	OLEARY
AAcross 63:	Dolly of Dollywood
AAcross 64:	Naval base?
AAcross 65:	A one-milligram tablet, compared to a five-milligram tablet?	BITTIERPILL
AAcross 70:	Employee of M
AAcross 71:	Chevrolet sedan
AAcross 73:	Land created by C. S. Lewis	NARNIA
AAcross 74:	"QB VII" novelist	URIS
AAcross 75:	Froth
AAcross 76:	Small indentation
AAcross 80:	Go ___ length	TOANY
AAcross 81:	Formal vote
AAcross 82:	Potatoes and cucumbers, compared to apples and eggplants?	BUMPIERCROPS
AAcross 85:	Rows on a calendar page
AAcross 87:	Actor Omar of TV's "House"	EPPS
AAcross 88:	Hang it up
AAcross 89:	1996 Olympic gymnast Strug	KERRI
AAcross 90:	Spoon-___
AAcross 93:	___-pitch	SLO
AAcross 94:	Tribe of the Amistad slaves	MENDE
AAcross 96:	Intense, as a gaze
AAcross 98:	Dog show winners, compared to dog show also-rans?	COCKIERSPANIELS
AAcross 105:	Africa's largest country
AAcross 106:	Benefit
AAcross 107:	Wise actions
AAcross 108:	Get the better of	ONEUP
AAcross 110:	Novelist Jaffe	RONA
AAcross 111:	Measureless
AAcross 113:	SpongeBob SquarePants's pants, compared to Humpty Dumpty's?	BOXIERSHORTS
AAcross 116:	Dead heat
AAcross 117:	Stylist's creation
AAcross 118:	Cliff's edge
AAcross 119:	Pass on
AAcross 120:	Airport checkpoint needs
AAcross 121:	Palindromic girl's name
AAcross 122:	Napster downloads
AAcross 123:	Some Southwest scenery
DDown 1:	Pseudonym of musician Peter Schickele	PDQBACH
DDown 2:	Gossipy Parsons	LOUELLA
DDown 3:	Passed
DDown 4:	Televangelist paroled in 1993	BAKKER
DDown 5:	Priest in 1 Samuel	ELI
DDown 6:	French film award	CESAR
DDown 7:	How ballerinas dance
DDown 8:	Tennis star with a shaved head	AGASSI
DDown 9:	Human cannonball's destination
DDown 10:	Test for M.A. seekers	GRE
DDown 11:	Elevator stop
DDown 12:	Is an integral part of	RESIDESIN
DDown 13:	"You know the rest" abbr.
DDown 14:	Bird on a Kellogg's Froot Loops box
DDown 15:	Slash on a scorepad
DDown 16:	Here comes the bride
DDown 17:	They're "born, not made," according to an old saying
DDown 19:	TV room
DDown 24:	Pistol, slangily
DDown 26:	Scientist's formulation
DDown 29:	Prime
DDown 32:	Puerto ___
DDown 34:	Winter blanket
DDown 35:	Do-nothing
DDown 36:	Fixed course
DDown 38:	Spanish city where Seneca was born
DDown 43:	Pricey vodka, for short	STOLI
DDown 44:	Produce
DDown 46:	H, in Hellas
DDown 47:	Goes on a spending spree
DDown 48:	Fix up
DDown 49:	Where kroons are spent
DDown 50:	Doesn't take a hit
DDown 51:	Low-aimed headlights	FOGLAMPS
DDown 52:	Bollywood film costume
DDown 53:	Camcorder brand	RCA
DDown 54:	Fabricate
DDown 55:	Crankcase device
DDown 57:	One sitting on the porch
DDown 60:	Pyramus's lover, in myth	THISBE
DDown 62:	Hunger
DDown 63:	Actors or athletes
DDown 66:	"Darn!"
DDown 67:	Tennis club teacher
DDown 68:	Stupefied	INAWE
DDown 69:	Protective covering
DDown 72:	Hawaiian band?
DDown 76:	Fate
DDown 77:	Natl. Adopt-a-Dog Mo.
DDown 78:	Hampers
DDown 79:	"MAS*H" setting
DDown 83:	___ Stanley Gardner	ERLE
DDown 84:	Colonial ___ (insurance firm)
DDown 86:	Litter contents
DDown 89:	Banshee sound
DDown 90:	Zoot suit hats
DDown 91:	Hyundai model	ELANTRA
DDown 92:	Rulers who inherit their power
DDown 93:	Flint is a form of it
DDown 95:	Toxic compound found in cigarette smoke
DDown 97:	"When Paris sneezes, ___ catches cold"
DDown 98:	Leafless plants
DDown 99:	Like planetary orbits
DDown 100:	Attorney's workload
DDown 101:	Kipling novel about an orphan boy	KIM
DDown 102:	Musical syllables
DDown 103:	Vichyssoise vegetables
DDown 104:	California's Big ___
DDown 109:	Abbr. on a boiler's gauge
DDown 112:	Yardbird
DDown 113:	Air rifle ammo
DDown 114:	It's sought by conquistadores	ORO
DDown 115:	"That's curious …"

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