Where high schoolers work on their numbers? Crossword Clue

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NUMBERS (noun)
1. an illegal daily lottery
2. the fourth book of the Old Testament; contains a record of the number of Israelites who followed Moses out of Egypt

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1. Marvel superhero who can manipulate weather patterns

6. Something fun to take out for a spin

9. Shaquille O'Neal's alma mater, for short

12. Parts of a hand

17. Irritate

18. Recaps

20. Paul whose house is one of the 16 historic sites of Boston's Freedom Trail

21. False alarm announcement?

23. Jedi-in-training

24. Sensible

25. TV host Brzezinski

26. #1 choice, in slang

27. 'No __, ands, or buts!'

28. Pollution-fighting org.

29. "Game of Thrones" actor Gillen

31. River that borders the Black Forest

33. “Render ___ Caesar...”

34. Major coin producer

37. Viking I or II

39. Astronaut Ochoa, the first Hispanic woman in space

40. Nickname for Mark's unsevered best friend in "Severance"

41. They turn red litmus paper blue

42. First chimpanzee to orbit Earth

43. Football blocker?

46. Hair-raising stuff

47. Remodel and resell some real estate

49. Marching band tempo setters

54. Who said "It's hard to be humble when you're as great as I am"

55. Season to enjoy une glace

56. Ruler before 1917

58. "Black-ish" airer

59. It's a numbers game

60. Clothing for SWAT teams

62. "The Simpsons" character who becomes obsessed with crossword puzzles

64. Puff piece?

66. Like the number of Oscars vis-à-vis the number of Emmys

67. Plant watcher, for short

68. Camera type, in brief

69. Site of some Santa sightings

71. Longtime record label of Elvis Presley

73. 911 responder

74. Hilarious

77. "I mean, kind of ..."

80. Don't give up

81. ¬ or ~, in logic

83. Beat poet ___ Cassady

84. Like some milk, idiomatically

87. ___ on the past

88. Indication of bad service

90. Much obliged

92. Crossed the International Date Line from east to west, or west to east (depending on how you look at it)

97. Bundled up

98. Articles are written in this

99. Brand name for naproxen

100. ___ Miss

101. Doll that comes in multiple body types, skin tones, eye colors and hair colors

102. Drink known also as "honey wine"

103. Frosty

105. Subject of Newtons first law

108. Enjoying a soak

110. 1980 horror film starring William Hurt ... or what the shaded squares contain?

112. Fundamental rules of math

113. Loopy writing

114. Star pitcher

115. Fiddler on the Roof matchmaker

116. Letters for an unscheduled event

117. Prefix with "natal"

118. Like a bubble bath

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1. Surveyed, with "out"

2. Early track star Jim

3. Resident of Honolulu, e.g.

4. Touchless payment tech

5. Internet ___

6. Cheat on, in a way

7. Surgery sites, in brief

8. Video game character with an endless appetite

9. Be in a chat room but not chat

10. Soldiers with long arms

11. Alternative to the euro, in brief

12. Relinquish

13. Director DuVernay

14. Turns back the clock, maybe?

15. Opposite of volunteer

16. Parts of many robots in robot-sumo

19. Area inside the free-throw line, in basketball slang

20. "Gaspard de la Nuit" composer

22. Addresses angrily

23. Variety of violet

26. Urban safety hazard

30. Australia's largest carnivorous mammal

32. Word used 10 times in Roger Ebert's review of "North" (1994)

33. Dissimilar

35. Part of a legendary boast

36. Skips all the ceremony?

38. The brother in "Am I my brother's keeper?"

40. What might be made while clasping one's hands

42. Engineer Gray who, arguably, invented the telephone - and battled Alexander Graham Bell over it in court for years

44. Ballpark figure

45. Kind of tea

46. Sierra automaker

47. Shylock's security

48. Adele song with the lyric "I must have called a thousand times"

50. Non-premium option in a rideshare app

51. Gaming mogul Gabe

52. Ernst Stavro Blofeld, to James Bond

53. Put into piles, perhaps

54. Swear

57. Parking space for an Airstream, say, in brief

61. Did some school reporting?

63. Exceptionally hard timber

65. Amy Winehouse, e.g.

66. Thumbprint alternative on iPhones

68. Reluctant to ask out one's crush, maybe

70. Particularly particular

72. Cafeterias

75. Like many indie films

76. Many characters in the 2007 comedy "Superbad"

78. He had a Billboard Hot 100 hit with "Rubber Duckie"

79. Tortilla de patatas, por ejemplo

84. Starship's medical facility

85. Ren faire prop akin to a halberd

86. Sign me up!

87. Hair-care item associated with Black culture

89. Like YouTube offerings

91. Commences

92. Rough drafts?

93. Interview guest whom Ali G calls "my man Buzz Lightyear here"

94. Like lowercase i's and j's

95. Sci-fi sequel of 1986

96. Like soft rolls

102. Wordless entertainment

104. Other, to Octavio

106. Brief announcements from a pilot

107. ___ alla bolognese (slow-cooked sauce)

109. Like hell

110. Play a part, or part of a play

111. Part of N.Y.E.

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