Extract ore from Jupiter? Crossword Clue

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JUPITER (noun)
1. (Roman mythology) supreme god of Romans; counterpart of Greek Zeus
2. the largest planet and the 5th from the sun; has many satellites and is one of the brightest objects in the night sky
EXTRACT (verb)
1. obtain from a substance, as by mechanical action
2. take out of a literary work in order to cite or copy
EXTRACT (noun)
1. a passage selected from a larger work
2. a solution obtained by steeping or soaking a substance (usually in water)

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Across

1. Answers a host

6. 2019 superhero movie

12. Leg, in old slang

15. Yellowfin tuna

18. Alphabet quintet

19. Oona Chaplin’s “Game of Thrones” character

20. “Now get this...”

22. Went past one’s highway exit?

24. Conversation starter

25. Past regulation briefly

26. Takes out

27. XXX

29. "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" author Eric

30. Hip-hop genre with gamer cred

32. Smack some undergrad?

34. Bumbler

35. “That drained me!”

38. Eco-friendly building certification, for short

39. Audit some company’s group of directors?

43. Set eyes on

45. Labor Dept. division

49. Take a scythe to

50. Uniformity

52. Diplomatic accords

54. Reassurance to the boss

56. Lyrical wordsmith

57. Put up a porterhouse?

59. Crash investigator

60. Ahmed of “Sound of Metal”

61. Dickensian cry

62. Seat belt, e.g.

63. Red carpet arrival

65. Hold an interview for the domestic staff?

70. Desired result

71. Greek fabulist

73. Nearly forever

74. Will Smith franchise, initially

76. Each

79. Undress some guy from Warsaw?

82. Visibly sad

84. Friction reducer

85. “That look totally rocks!”

86. Al Pacino classic

89. 81-Down’s opposite

90. Da's opposite

91. Unsmiling

93. Use some barbecue seasoning on the poultry?

95. Contest round

97. Out of bed

99. Rita of “The Masked Singer”

104. Brandished

108. Sign of spring

109. New thought

110. Savory jelly

113. Artist with museums in Figueres, Spain, and St. Petersburg, Florida

114. Pretentiously stilted

116. Overreact to a bad call on the gridiron?

119. Like some tedious tasks

120. Popular shopping venue

121. Put up

122. Fierce Five gymnast Raisman

123. Take a load off

124. Like some programming loops

125. Shows patience

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Down

1. Force to fit

2. Paris divider

3. Helmet part

4. Lab research assistant, maybe

5. Take action against

6. Sender’s sticker

7. Mata __

8. Stepped down

9. Makes a course correction

10. Etna ejecta

11. Green tea powder*

12. Cooperates

13. Genre modifier

14. Gaffe

15. Millipede maker

16. Chat starter

17. Comic book artist

20. Gaffe

21. Have a day in court

23. Help out

28. Lusty desire, with “the”

31. Tool for a Zen garden

32. Changes status, in a way

33. VW compacts

35. Charge

36. Supplies with staff

37. Poison lead singer Michaels

39. Artery blocker

40. Sharpen

41. The “Iliad” and the “Odyssey,” e.g.

42. “A slight cloud would ___ the sky”: “Frankenstein”

44. Stock holder

46. Sci-fi genre set in the Victorian era

47. Whole lot

48. Be inquisitive

51. Fake front

53. Spanish 101 word

55. 2013 apocalyptic Seth Rogen comedy

58. Cry of discovery

61. Not permit

64. Cops, in slang

66. Wriggly animal

67. Wiggly parts

68. "Love your work!"

69. Quantum mechanics physicist Paul

71. Brief writer, briefly

72. Workplace disparity

75. Of one’s own volition

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78. “Milk” Oscar winner

79. Faux pas by a faithful

80. Roundest, in a way

81. Arles agreement

82. TTT

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88. Word on Dublin coins

92. Arabian locks

94. Crater Lake, e.g.

96. Flip chart supporters

98. Think through

100. Bambino’s first word

101. Letter-shaped track

102. Fool

103. Throws in

104. On edge

105. “Too risky for me?”

106. Choose

107. Losing schemes

110. Knee injury sites, for short

111. Comedy troupe bit

112. See-through sheet

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117. Not many

118. Not many

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