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New York Times, Thursday, November 13, 2003

Author:
Manny Nosowsky
Editor:
Will Shortz
5-Down : Luau food
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Manny Nosowsky

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 72, Blocks: 36 Missing: {JQVZ} Puzzle has duplicate clues. This is puzzle # 186 for Mr. Nosowsky. Thursday freshness: 82%
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© 2003, The New York Times11/13/3 ( No. 19,728 )
Across
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Use kazoos : HUM
4
Pool sites : SPAS
8
Ready for drawing : ONTAP
13
Noted Tokyo-born singer : ONO
14
Foofaraw : TODO
15
Schindler portrayer : NEESON
17
Danger from above : AIRRAIDS
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Typos and such : ERRATA
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Deleted, briefly : XDOUT
21
Danger on the ground : LANDFIGHT
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Other than this : ELSE
24
Euripides drama : MEDEA
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Go bad : ROT
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Takes care of : SEESTO
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Normal rhythmical contraction of the heart : SYSTOLE
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Doctor-turned- synonymist : ROGET
34
Longtime "Today" host : LAUER
35
Its hymn contains the starts to 17-, 21- and 53-Across : USMARINECORPS
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Creepy one? : SNAIL
40
Humdinger : BEAUT
41
Had a big mouth : TOLDALL
43
Makes nervous, with "out" : PSYCHS
48
Clever : APT
49
Untold centuries : AEONS
52
Popular restaurant chain, for short : IHOP
53
Danger in the ocean : SEABATTLE
56
Kite flier's aid : SPOOL
57
Lacking, with "of" : INWANT
58
Slangy motto for 35-Across : SEMPERFI
60
Raiser of spirits : SEANCE
61
Target of some sprays : ODOR
62
Morse tap : DIT
63
Flood barriers: Var. : DYKES
64
Address with the ZIP code 10001 : NYNY
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Holy ones: Abbr. : STS
Down
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Big tricks : HOAXES
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Working : UNIDLE
3
Down in the dumps : MOROSE
4
P.D.Q. in an O.R. : STAT
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Luau food : POI
6
Confuse : ADDLE
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"Alas" : SOSAD
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At a future time : ONEDAY
9
Soft ball brand : NERF
10
Hatcher of "Lois & Clark" : TERI
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Together : ASAGROUP
12
They cause jolts to bolts : POTHOLES
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Jaw : NATTER
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Has regrets : RUES
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Tetley competitor : NESTEA
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El Cid foe : MOOR
27
What to sing while skipping : TRALA
29
They produce lemons and cherries : SLOTS
30
Besmirch : TAR
32
Gravy ingredient : GIBLET
33
General dir. of the St. Lawrence River : ENE
35
Still wrapped up : UNOPENED
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Save : SALTAWAY
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Prefix with day or night : MID
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Coffeehouse orders : CUPS
39
Equilibrium : STASIS
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Coffeehouse orders : LATTES
44
"Oh, no!" : YIPE
45
Pieces of music : CHORDS
46
Walk, slangily : HOOFIT
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Cheerleader's feat : SPLITS
50
Charles who wrote "Call Me Ishmael" : OLSON
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Disadvantaged : NEEDY
54
Plane maneuver : BANK
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Suffix with utter : ANCE
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Light on one's feet : SPRY
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Guy in Jamaica : MON

Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 3 debuted here and reused later, 3 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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