Publication that covers some significant suits? Crossword Clue

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PUBLICATION (noun)
1. the business of issuing printed matter for sale or distribution
2. the act of issuing printed materials
SIGNIFICANT (adjective)
1. rich in significance or implication
2. important in effect or meaning

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1. Sponsor of a notable November Santa appearance

6. Short holidays

12. Flipped v’s

18. Allen of the Green Mountain Boys

19. Profile pics, often

20. Something a rider might pop

21. Seal in a box, say

23. Kokomo resident

24. “u r 2 funny!”

25. Makes Christmas dinner, e.g.

26. Île de la Cité surrounder

27. Senegal's capital

29. Christine Sinclair and Trinity Rodman’s activity

32. Penne ___ vodka

36. Lift with effort

38. Automaker who introduced the Lincoln Continental

42. Boisterous

43. Motorcade start

45. NASA project set to launch in 2027, named for the former chief of astronomy

47. Memo header

48. Focuses with a jolt

50. Dylan Thomas, e.g.

51. Summer sign

52. Microwave emission

53. Turkey neighbor

54. "Kill Bill" singer

55. Therefore

57. Comfort, happiness and good fortune

62. Texting protocol letters

69. Strip in the snow

70. One of a noisy pair

71. Big suit?

73. Racial justice initialism

76. “Greedy” singer Tate

79. Pound pest

81. Gender pronoun choice

83. Portmanteau for a Republican who voted Democrat in 2008

85. Empathize with

89. Home to the Himalayas

90. Person soon to be a sister, maybe

92. Supporters of the arts?

94. Smug grin

95. Monopoly board flipper, perhaps

97. Count of kings or French hens, in seasonal songs

98. Help with a heist

99. Crafts for campers

100. The maids a-milking, e.g.

102. Thunderstruck

104. Browser’s storage

106. Do some plotting

109. Really out

112. Oft-hidden holiday toy that can be found four times in this puzzle

117. Clip art?

118. Fill in for

119. Bar mixer

120. R-rated, perhaps

121. Unseen “Peanuts” characters

122. “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” author

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1. Christmas dinner, e.g.

2. 8 for O, e.g.

3. Natalie Wood of “Miracle on 34th Street” and Macaulay Culkin of “Home Alone”

4. Side often candied

5. Appetite-spoiling sort

6. Jamaican marinade

7. Sadly

8. Mixed martial arts org.

9. Suffix with beat or peace

10. Concert keepsake

11. Ukraine, once: Abbr.

12. Handel’s “Messiah” performer

13. Long time, in London

14. Look (into)

15. Manning of the NFL

16. Make a bow

17. Title for "Game of Thrones" knights

19. Conductor’s pages

20. Sweet-talker

22. Mauna ___

26. Rather odd

28. Business begun as the California Perfume Company

29. Bed frame piece

30. Point ___ return

31. Basic bed

33. Hovers

34. World's highest capital city

35. Bowl game venue

36. Get better

37. First name in cosmetics

39. Shade alternative

40. Placatory gesture

41. Swimming center?

42. English breakfast ingredient

44. Mao __-tung

46. Astronomer Quintana

49. Small salamander

52. Save, as a website

53. Meeting, casually

56. Lyft depends on it

58. Lo-cal

59. Winter Park’s st.

60. Yodeler's perch

61. Toys __

63. "Kama Sutra" focus

65. Christina of “The Ice Storm”

66. Sticky ___ pudding

67. Move, informally

68. List of last options?

72. Easter Island’s administrator

73. ___ nova

74. Relationship-changing word, slangily

75. Organization guru Kondo

77. Composts

78. "Can I get a volunteer?"

80. … __ he drove out of sight

82. Freedom from worries

84. Wednesday’s mother

85. Go on the lam

86. Snaky swimmers

87. Tokyo, formerly

88. Some TVs

89. Tennis great Arthur

91. In favor

93. Certifies

96. Swiss pharma giant

99. Car named for the Japanese for “crown”

101. Michael of SNL

103. Linguist Chomsky

104. Tech review site

105. Off-roaders, for short

107. Muhammad and Mahershala

108. Sgt.’s underlings

109. "___ Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas"

110. Ready alternative?

111. King Kong e.g.

112. Significant stretch

113. Bulb on a Christmas tree, perhaps

114. Winter Woe

115. It lasted for eight days, in a Hanukkah miracle

116. Tool for Santa’s garden?

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