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NY Times, Fri, Jan 15, 1988

Author: Eugene T. Maleska
Editor: Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 38, Avg Word Len: 5.05, Missing: { F J Q X Y Z }, Scrabble score: 268 (avg 1.43)
Open Squares: 69, Cheaters: 6, FITB: 13, XRef: 2

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© 1988, The New York Times
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1. Relative of a nerd : WIMP
5. David Copperfield's forte : MAGIC
10. Vandalize : MAR
13. Tommy ___, former Met : AGEE
14. U. of Maine site : ORONO
15. Starbuck was one : MATE
16. Slapsie Maxie of boxing fame : ROSENBLOOM
18. Gazetteer item : AREA
19. Popped the question : PROPOSED
20. Bundle : PARCEL
22. Wickiups : HUTS
23. Home of an eyas : AERIE
24. Steakhouse order : TBONE
26. Artful Dodger's behavior : STEALTH
29. Turgenev's birthplace : OREL
30. London's ___ Row : ROTTEN
33. However, in poesy : THO
34. Like some topcoats : LINED
36. "We ___ the World" : ARE
37. Abou Ben ___ : ADHEM
39. Aitch preceder : GEE
40. Van Gogh's "The Potato ___" : EATERS
43. Dail's land : EIRE
44. Loan : ADVANCE
46. Gateleg ___ : TABLE
48. Satie and Bruhn : ERIKS
49. Obsidian, e.g. : LAVA
50. Woolly : LANOSE
52. Lowered; resigned : DEMITTED
56. Chorus member : ALTO
57. Film featuring 16 Across: 1951 : MRUNIVERSE
59. French trial town: 1942 : RIOM
60. "The ___ the Iron Mask" : MANIN
61. Lose a lap : RISE
62. "___ Boot," 1981 film : DAS
63. Rocket's upper stage : AGENA
64. Ingredient of some cakes : SOAP
 1. Loom threads : WARP
2. Conductor Buketoff : IGOR
3. Middle: Prefix : MESO
4. Sidewalk superintendent's station : PEEPHOLE
5. Hood : MOBSTER
6. City in Provence : ARLES
7. Kern's "Very ___, Eddie" : GOOD
8. Mythical princess : INO
9. Vie : COMPETE
10. Contemporary of 16 Across : MARCELTHIL
11. Fit to ___ : ATEE
12. The McCoy : REAL
15. "West Side Story" girl : MARIA
17. Parsing word : NOUN
21. Kemper or Spectrum : ARENA
23. Late bloomer : ASTER
24. True's partner : TRIED
25. Italian province and city : BENEVENTOS
27. Voila! : THERE
28. Kind of plate : HOME
29. Petrova of the silents : OLGA
31. Music's Hall and ___ : OATES
32. Three, in Torino : TRE
35. France's patron saint : DENIS
38. Wordy opponents : DEBATERS
41. Before noon, in England : ACKEMMA
42. Miler's need : STAMINA
45. "___ of One's Own": Woolf : AROOM
47. Tel ___ : AVIV
49. Red head: 1918-24 : LENIN
50. Daube : LARD
51. Jordanian princess : ALIA
52. Sight at Truro, Mass. : DUNE
53. Beethoven's "Archduke," e.g. : TRIO
54. U.S. satellite : ESSA
55. Recondite : DEEP
58. Roofing slate : RAG

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