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New York Times, Saturday, September 4, 2010

Author:
Mark Diehl
Editor:
Will Shortz
Blog:
17-Across : Stance in a fashion magazine
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Mark Diehl

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 70, Blocks: 26 Missing: {JQXZ} This is puzzle # 50 for Mr. Diehl. Saturday freshness: 75%
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© 2010, The New York Times9/4/10 ( No. 22,215 )
Across
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Fishing gear : BAITBUCKETS
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Hollywood acronym : SAG
15
Company mascot introduced in the 1930s that has never been put out to pasture : ELSIETHECOW
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Group with the '79 double-platinum album "Discovery" : ELO
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Stance in a fashion magazine : GLAMOURPOSE
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Up to, informally : TIL
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___ milk : SOY
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Bench warrant, e.g. : WRIT
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Walk to the gate, perhaps : SEEOFF
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Baseball stat : RUNS
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Lamented : WEPTFOR
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Zeros, in sports slang : BAGELS
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One who's smart? : WISEACRE
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Switch positions : ONOFF
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"Lost" actress Raymonde : TANIA
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Liszt's "___ Préludes" : LES
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Hardly traditionalists : NEOS
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___ Sisters (daughters of Atlas) : SEVEN
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Popular spectator sport that's not in the Olympics : SUMO
35
Money market currency abbr. : USD
36
The Abominable Snowman, for one : BIPED
37
Block : DEBAR
38
Babe-in-arms alternative? : STROLLER
40
"___ Really Matter" (Janet Jackson song) : DOESNT
41
John Wayne : THEDUKE
42
It's hardly a smash hit : DINK
43
Kindle, say : READER
44
Impotent : WEAK
45
E-2 Marine : PFC
48
Utter doofus : ASS
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Apathetic person's words : FORALLICARE
52
John L. Lewis was its first pres. : CIO
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Laptop tested aboard the Endeavour : IBMTHINKPAD
54
Home of Smallville: Abbr. : KAN
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Swift retreat? : NESTINGSITE
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Adjures : BEGS
2
Gallic greeting : ALLO
3
"Well!" : ISAY
4
Title guy in an animated HBO sitcom : TIM
5
Aid to King Hrothgar, in literature : BEOWULF
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Some driving school practice : UTURNS
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Rock on a stage : CHRIS
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Didn't go stale : KEPT
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Friendly intro? : ECO
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Adds : TOSSESIN
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Comic strip adoptee : SWEEPEA
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Course load? : SETOFCLUBS
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Like the 1974 rope-a-dope fight : ALIFOREMAN
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Kiawah Island, for one : GOLFRESORT
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Hellenic character : ETA
23
Calls : REFS
24
Got into port : WINED
25
Incentive to buy a CD, maybe : BONUSTRACK
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Number of folks? : ANESTHESIA
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Excuse : GOODREASON
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Sing vibrato, say : WAVER
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Hides on a frame : TEPEE
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Luxurious wrap : SILKROBE
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Grope for : SEEK
36
Tekka-maki sushi source : BLUEFIN
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Promoter of the 13-Down fight : DONKING
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"How ___ ..." : ODD
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Phone headquarters : DIALIN
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City of 15+ million whose busiest street is Chandni Chowk : DELHI
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Steam engine pioneer : WATT
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Parental term of endearment, in Spain : PAPI
46
Frequent party planner, for short : FRAT
47
Opt to drop : CEDE
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Hosp. units : RMS
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Contents of some books: Abbr. : CKS

Answer summary:
8 unique to this puzzle, 5 debuted here and reused later, 1 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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