Device whose keypad often has Braille on it Crossword Clue

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(noun)
1. an unattended machine (outside some banks) that dispenses money when a personal coded card is used
2. a means of digital communications that is capable of very high speeds; suitable for transmission of images or voice or video as well as data

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

KEYPAD (noun)
1. a keyboard that is a data input device for computers; arrangement of keys is modelled after the typewriter keyboard
BRAILLE (noun)
1. French educator who lost his sight at the age of three and who invented a system of writing and printing for sightless people (1809-1852)
2. a point system of writing in which patterns of raised dots represent letters and numerals
BRAILLE (verb)
1. transcribe in braille

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21. Per-hour cost to record music, say

22. Host of a 1990s late-night talk show that was briefly revived 20 years later

24. Completely exclude

25. Low-fat dairy desserts

26. Columbus’s birthplace

28. L.L. Bean competitor

29. Dug through for digital analysis

30. Auto racer ___ Patrick

32. Subway commuters, informally

37. Promoted boastfully

39. Others to Ovid

40. Old-fashioned garnishes

47. M.L.B. V.I.P.s

48. Al Capone adversary who only ever met him once in person

53. Selling points

55. [Boo-hoo!]

56. Hamlet or Laertes

57. Longtime children's clothing store with a portmanteau name

58. Dabbles in

60. Loads

61. Ratted

62. Make ready for new use

63. Exhibits brilliance

64. Something one might need to look good in the morning

68. Article of faith

69. Not-so-joltin' joe?

71. ___ group (chemistry classification)

72. Source of the "blood" in a meatless burger, maybe

73. Good lighting?

74. Spill the tea

75. Playground retort

77. Doses of a certain hallucinogen

82. ___ breve

83. Russian range

84. Sounding as if the speaker has some swollen glands

85. Much high school gossip

87. Metaphor for Juliet, in Romeo's soliloquy

89. Got up and at ’em

90. Official who reports to a president

91. Reddish-brown shade

94. Secretly communicating in class

98. Make out

100. Settings for telling some ghost stories

105. Superb, in slang

106. In 2021 she became the first tennis player to light the Olympic cauldron during the opening ceremony

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110. Discards from fuzzy fruits

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117. Reassurance after bandaging a boo-boo

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Down

1. Cornrow or challah feature

2. Playwright Federico García ___

3. Like freshly poured concrete

4. Medical buildup of fluid

5. - (5 Down)

6. Verbally reacts to in awe

7. Links letters

8. Where Waterloo is

9. Picks

10. - (10 Down)

11. Something you might get a break with?

12. Composition of Catullus in ancient Rome

13. 'Les __'

14. Creator of the mystery-solving C. Auguste Dupin

15. Prior to, old-style

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17. "Abominable" ones

19. Rap title?

21. BART stop, for short

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27. Scot’s denial

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34. High up

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38. What to do if someone makes a false accusation about you

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43. Catch in the act

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45. “The Jetsons” boy

46. - (46 Down)

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50. Have as food, formally

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52. Taste or touch

54. Light to stop at

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64. Lacking a knack for

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66. Critic's common seating preference

67. Lets go of

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69. - (69 Down)

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95. What's on the fast track?

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104. - (104 Down)

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