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NY Times, Fri, May 25, 1990

Author: Kenneth Haxton
Editor: Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 40, Avg Word Len: 4.87, Missing: { F J Q X Y Z }, Scrabble score: 259 (avg 1.40)
Open Squares: 69, Cheaters: 6, FITB: 11, XRef: 0, Spans: 3

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© 1990, The New York Times
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1. Cruise, e.g. : TRIP
5. Musical syllables : TRAS
9. Musical pause : REST
13. City on the Truckee : RENO
14. Japanese verse form : HAIKU
15. Earthen pot : OLLA
16. Grieg's "Peer Gynt," e.g. : INCIDENTALMUSIC
19. Room in Mozart's "Abduction" : ODA
20. Der ___ (Adenauer) : ALTE
21. Shipworm : TEREDO
22. Caviar : ROE
23. Inquire : ASK
24. Subject of Ives's "Concord Sonata" movement : ALCOTT
28. What a slur does to notes : CONNECTS
33. "South Pacific" role : LIAT
34. Musical Count : BASIE
35. Musical smash : HIT
36. Series having five tones to the octave : PENTATONICSCALE
40. Caesar's "I" : EGO
41. ___ Evert : CHRIS
42. "___ Your Face Before Me" : ISEE
43. Like Keats's verses : SENSUOUS
45. To the rear : ASTERN
47. Rhea's cousin : EMU
48. Schubert's "___ King" : ERL
49. What Turandot does to Calaf : SPARES
52. "Lakme" setting : ASIA
53. Musical tool : SAW
56. Prominent chord in romantic music : DOMINANTSEVENTH
59. Inter ___ : ALIA
60. Atomic reactors, for short : NUKES
61. Greek letter : BETA
62. Howard of "Show Boat" : KEEL
63. Doyen : DEAN
64. Musical pulse : BEAT
 1. Beethoven's "Archduke," e.g. : TRIO
2. Tear apart : REND
3. Cuzco Indian : INCA
4. Taro product : POI
5. Aunt, in Arles : TANTE
6. "The ___ of Spring" : RITE
7. Alias: Abbr. : AKA
8. Of Scheherazade's husband : SULTANIC
9. Film actor Mickey : ROURKE
10. Otherwise : ELSE
11. Played trombone notes : SLID
12. Mexican sandwich : TACO
14. Laconian serf : HELOT
17. Flit : DART
18. Certain feudal lords : MESNES
24. ___-Maritimes, French department : ALPES
25. Feudal lord : LIEGE
26. Musical imitation : CANON
27. Baseball's Mel : OTT
28. Fido, to Cato : CANIS
29. Medical suffix : OSIS
30. Haydn's Symphony No. 73 : CHASE
31. Mosaic worker : TILER
32. Dutch genre painter : STEEN
34. Ancient Irish king : BORU
37. Keen insight : ACUMEN
38. Strauss's "___ and One Nights" waltz : THOUSAND
39. Op. ___ : CIT
44. Continued story : SERIAL
45. The Ram : ARIES
46. Dvorak or Smetana : SLAV
48. Ruhr city : ESSEN
49. Site of Mt. Rushmore : SDAK
50. Chopin or Paderewski : POLE
51. Girl friend, in Lyon : AMIE
52. Alaskan island : ATKA
53. Koko's weapon : SNEE
54. "___ boy!" : ATTA
55. "___ Price Glory?" : WHAT
57. Cloud, in Caen : NUE
58. Recede : EBB

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