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1. "Out!"
2. Area of a room, e.g
3. Characters in the "Iliad"?
4. 2010 biodrama co-starring 18-Across
5. See 15-Across
6. Frustrated and betting emotionally, in poker lingo
7. Skaggs of bluegrass fame
8. Trailblazing astronaut Jemison
9. Make, with "out"
10. Some daring ascents
11. 1970s-'80s TV character to whom the phrase "jumped the shark" originally referred
12. Barrett who co-founded Pink Floyd
13. Floats
14. No good at all
15. Deems proper
16. Greek peak
17. Cousin of "Skol!"
18. Inspiration for van Gogh
19. Upset
20. Big source for entertainment news
21. Glowing signs
22. Ran over
23. Not over the internet, to a texter
24. Cardboard recycling unit
25. Get slick, in a way
26. "I never knew!"
27. Existential question
28. Moriarty who wrote "Nine Perfect Strangers"
29. Match points?
30. 1995 alternative rock album by 59-Across that is one of the best-selling albums of all time
31. See 56-Across
32. Where orders come from
33. Actress Taylor-Joy of "The Queen's Gambit"
34. "Peace"
35. The Hawks of the N.C.A.A., familiarly
36. Alternative to smooth, at the grocery
37. Back from vacation, say
38. Sweet Italian bubbly
39. Does drudgery, old-style
40. Go for a lap?
41. Form couples
42. Active volcano near Peru's dormant Pichu Pichu
43. "Squawk on the Street" airer
44. "Just doing my job"
45. One that gives a hoot
46. Burns poem that opens "Wee, sleekit, cowrin, tim'rous beastie"
47. Home of the only active diamond mine in the U.S
48. Morally repulsive, in slang
49. Tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere
50. Startled cry
51. Misses
52. Choreographer Bob
53. "___ Nacht" (Christmas carol)
54. Cut next to the ribs
55. River spanned by the Pont Alexandre III
56. Slippery swimmers
57. Genesee Brewery offering
58. Ruffian
59. Lighting of the Olympic flame, and others
60. That's what you think!
61. "It was worth a shot"
62. Classic arcade game in which players can be "on fire"
63. Set on fire
64. Industry with lots to offer
65. ___ Newman, author of "Heather Has Two Mommies"
66. Ink, so to speak
67. Gifts at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport
68. Fingers
69. ___ mater
70. Sports sticker?
71. Serengeti grazer
72. Aunt, in Arequipa
73. Gradually develop, literally
74. Doozy
75. Gradually develop, literally
76. Cuba's ___ Castro, brother of Fidel
77. Kind of group in chemistry
78. Like many indie films
79. Last monarch of the House of Stuart
80. Barber's belt
81. Trademarked coffee holder
82. Sierra ___ (Mexican range, informally)
83. Comicdom's "Queen of the Jungle"
84. Things you might save while driving
85. More aged, as some cheeses
86. Aptly named mascot of the 2000 Olympics
87. Jean-___ Picard of "Star Trek"
88. "Watch it!"
89. Boom producer, once: Abbr
90. Leaves in the kitchen?
91. Developing phenomena literally depicted three times in this puzzle
92. One way an animal may be held
93. Shakespearean cries
94. The "Gateway to the West"
95. Chinwagging
96. In a bind
97. Google ___, service beginning in 2017
98. Name hidden in "oleomargarine"
99. Way off
100. Gradually develop, literally