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NY Times, Wed, Aug 14, 1991

Author: Eugene T. Maleska
Editor: Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.03, Missing: { G J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 287 (avg 1.50)
Open Squares: 74, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 8, XRef: 0, Spans: 3

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© 1991, The New York Times
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1. News; tidings : WORD
5. Keen : SHARP
10. Precisely : TOAT
14. "Thus with a kiss ___ ": Romeo : IDIE
15. Competitor at Meadowlands : PACER
16. River at Caen : ORNE
17. Start of a quip : SOMEPOLITICIANS
20. Ready : PREPARED
21. Goatfish : MULLET
22. Sight, in Sevilla : VER
23. Roll-call response : HERE
24. Cockatoo's relative : ARARA
28. Emulate Hans Brinker : SKATE
30. Monogram of the "Adonais" poet : PBS
33. Become less harsh : RELENT
35. Former ring king : ALI
36. Go looking for : SEEK
37. Middle of the quip : SUFFERFROMACASE
40. Step ___ (hurry) : ONIT
41. Dockworkers' org. : ILA
42. Reasoned out : EDUCED
43. Jackie Onassis, ___ Bouvier : NEE
44. Jimmy ___, "L.A. Law" actor : SMITS
46. "Night Music" playwright : ODETS
47. Food in a birdhouse : SUET
48. M. Anderson's "High ___" : TOR
50. Memorable English composer : COATES
53. Soften by steeping : MACERATE
58. End of the quip : OFBADTRUTHDECAY
60. Grist for a soothsayer's mill : OMEN
61. Follow : ENSUE
62. Brogan or brogue : SHOE
63. Require : NEED
64. Autumnal role for a suburbanite : RAKER
65. Actress Harper : TESS
 1. Tendril; strand : WISP
2. Gardenia's attribute : ODOR
3. Hoarfrost : RIME
4. Profound : DEEP
5. Seed : SPORE
6. Word on a Czech's check : HALERS
7. Etcher's purchase : ACID
8. Soak flax : RET
9. Certain TV hours : PRIMETIME
10. Sheer linen cloth : TOILE
11. Viva-voce : ORAL
12. Biographer Edwards : ANNE
13. Dry run : TEST
18. Stately court dance : PAVANE
19. Preserve, as ham : CURE
23. Circle of light : HALO
24. Pyromaniac's crime : ARSON
25. Celebrate Alumni Day : REUNE
26. Caine's title role: 1966 : ALFIE
27. Fissure : REFT
29. Gold measure : KARAT
30. What "shalom" means : PEACE
31. Assail : BESET
32. Airline data re flights, for short : SKEDS
34. Three-month term : TRIMESTER
36. Missile intercepted by a Patriot : SCUD
38. Rove on the wing : FLIT
39. Put on a pedestal : ADORED
44. Brought to court : SUED
45. Michelangelo creation : STATUE
47. Tolerate : STAND
49. Yellowish pigment : OCHER
50. Tree-climbing mammal, for short : COON
51. "All ___," 1931 song : OFME
52. Busy as ___ : ABEE
53. Small deer : MUSK
54. Caesura : REST
55. Relative of a twinge : ACHE
56. Site of D. H. Lawrence's home in N.M. : TAOS
57. "___ of Laura Mars," 1978 film : EYES
59. Acid initials : RNA

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