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Computer Games

New York Times, Sunday, September 3, 2023

Author:
Dylan Schiff
Editor:
Will Shortz
Blog:
72-Down : Diamond theft
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Dylan Schiff

This puzzle:

Rows: 21, Columns: 21 Words: 140, Blocks: 69 Missing: {JQZ} This is puzzle # 3 for Mr. Schiff. Sunday freshness: 32%
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Day seven of "Gotta JET" (Jeff's expressions of thanks)! There are so many amazing clues in the puzzle today, and that reminds me to give thanks to constructors who dedicate the necessary ... read more
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© 2023, The New York Times9/3/23 ( No. 26,962 )
Across
1
C.E.O.'s deg. : MBA
4
Perch for a mountain goat : CRAG
8
Airplane seating area : CABIN
13
45s and LPs : DISCS
18
Middle-earth creature : ORC
19
First-class : AONE
20
Singer whose second album, in 2011, topped the Billboard chart for a record 24 weeks : ADELE
21
Hindu scripture on meditation : TANTRA
22
Derby, for one : HAT
24
Writer Zora ___ Hurston : NEALE
25
Biblical name that means "one who struggles with God" : ISRAEL
26
Last-minute bidder on eBay : SNIPER
27
Fish-and-chips fish : COD
29
Wander around online : SURFTHENET
31
"Quit stalling!" : DOIT
32
Clumsy sorts : GALOOTS
34
Paris is found in it : ILIAD
35
Chicago neighborhood with a namesake zoo : LINCOLNPARK
37
It's a lot, for some : ACRE
39
Wild guess : STAB
42
Org. with a Click-N-Ship option : USPS
43
"Gently, now" : EASY
44
"___ for Tinhorns" ("Guys and Dolls" number) : FUGUE
46
Trattoria dessert : TORTA
47
Comedian Margaret : CHO
48
A.A.A. service : TOW
49
What you get as you grow older, it's said : WISER
50
It ain't just a river in Egypt! : DENIAL
51
Impatient agreement : YESYES
53
Fork over : SPEND
55
Membership category : TIER
57
Cask contents : ALE
58
Pip or pit : SEED
59
Ancient manuscripts discovered in the Qumran Caves : THEDEADSEASCROLLS
62
Give up, in wrestling : TAPOUT
64
Like medium vis-à-vis well done, say : PINKER
65
What a paper clip may indicate online … as represented in 22-Across : EMAILATTACHMENT
71
Jonathan Van ___ of "Queer Eye" : NESS
74
Ways of doing things, in brief : MOS
75
Tilt : LIST
76
___ of the world : CARES
77
Drink whose name derives from its country of origin : SCOTCH
79
Medical attendants at boxing matches : CUTMEN
81
Roger who wrote "Life Itself: A Memoir" : EBERT
83
Darling : BAE
84
Hopper car contents : ORE
85
Subject of the 2003 book "Power Failure" : ENRON
86
Italian fashion house : PRADA
87
"___ the Roof" (1962 hit for the Drifters) : UPON
89
Staff symbol : CLEF
90
Henry VI founded it in 1440 : ETON
91
"Achoo!" inducer : DUST
92
Excel offering … as represented in 29-Across : SPREADSHEET
95
Entree often served with onions : LIVER
97
Pitches in : ASSISTS
99
Big name in magic : PENN
100
It may lead to a 404 error page … as represented in 35-Across : BROKENLINK
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Class speakers, for short : PAS
104
World's largest peninsula : ARABIA
106
Ginger of old Hollywood : ROGERS
107
Relative of cream : BEIGE
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Browser annoyances … as represented in 59-Across : POPUPADS
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Not inclined : AVERSE
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Shiny balloon material : MYLAR
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Tours with? : AVEC
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Broadway actress Phillipa : SOO
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Like one-word commands : TERSE
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Hawks : SELLS
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House of ___-Coburg and Gotha : SAXE
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A little help around the holidays? : ELF
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Eponymous mineralogist Friedrich : MOHS
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Waves aggressively : BRANDISHES
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Martial artist's stance : ACTIONPOSE
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Snapped out of it : CAMETO
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Sound heard at the start of every MGM movie : ROAR
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Grammy winner DiFranco : ANI
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Alternatives to tablets : GELCAPS
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Honesty : CANDOR
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Beverage suffix : ADE
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Antichrist figure, in Revelation : BEAST
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Bad treatment : ILLUSAGE
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When Romeo says he "saw true beauty" before seeing Juliet : NEER
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Soup stock in Japanese cuisine : DASHI
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With good sense : INREASON
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Have one's day in court : STANDTRIAL
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First Nations people : CREE
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Preserve, in a way : SALT
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Line on a spine : TITLE
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Hesiod's "Theogony" and "Works and Days" : EPICS
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Neutrogena competitor : OLAY
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Match making? : FIRE
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Bother, with "at" : GNAW
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"All right, you win" : OKFINE
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Titular love object on old TV : LUCY
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Czech composer Janáček : LEOS
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Game over, so to speak : CURTAINS
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Even a little : ATALL
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Bucolic bundles : BALES
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Food safety agcy. : USDA
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Tony-nominated actor Mann : TERRENCE
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Longtime host of Food Network's "Chopped" : TEDALLEN
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Unionized? : WED
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Something that's hand-cut? : DECK
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Object of a dubious sighting : YETI
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Closes : SHUTTERS
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Org. opposed to fur farming : PETA
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"Winning ___ everything" : ISNT
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Preschoolers : TOTS
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Fencing option : EPEE
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Frozen yogurt mix-in : OREO
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French bread : PAIN
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Run the show : EMCEE
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Organize, as a campaign : MOUNT
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Ptolemy was one, famously : ASTROLOGER
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Listed below a recipient, maybe : CCED
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Torment : HARASS
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TV personality often referring to himself in the third person : MRT
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Diamond theft : STOLENBASE
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Film megastar : SCREENIDOL
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Word with dollar or bank : SAND
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Weight : HEFT
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Handles : MONIKERS
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React, but just barely : BATANEYE
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Amazon wrappers? : BOAS
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Basic knitting stitch : PURL
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Major in astronomy? : URSA
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Establishments for shampooing pooches : PETSPAS
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Like a low blow : CHEAP
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Slow to catch on : DENSE
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Group on "the 11th day of Christmas" : PIPERS
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Zhuzh (up) : SPRUCE
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Writer's block? : VERSE
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Developed ability : SKILL
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Oktoberfest order, casually : BRAT
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Wander about : ROVE
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"Big Blue" machines : IBMS
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___ predator : APEX
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Since : ASOF
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"Wonder Woman" star Gadot : GAL
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Fraternal twins come from different ones : OVA

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

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