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New York Times, Monday, January 12, 1998

Author:
John Greenman
Editor:
Will Shortz
Org. overseeing quadrennial games
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John Greenman

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 76, Blocks: 44 Missing: {JKQXYZ} This is puzzle # 55 for Mr. Greenman. Monday freshness: 17%
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© 1998, The New York Times1/12/98 ( No. 17,597 )
Across
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Electrical overload protector : FUSE
5
Surrealist Salvador : DALI
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Fodder holder : SILO
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Where to see "E.R." or "Ellen" : ONTV
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Archeological site : RUIN
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"Star Wars" director George : LUCAS
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Oklahoma Indian : OTOE
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___'acte (intermission) : ENTR
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Portly plus : OBESE
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Like dentists? : DOWNINTHEMOUTH
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Org. overseeing quadrennial games : IOC
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Neighbor of Syr. : ISR
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Like trampolinists? : UPINTHEAIR
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Bleats : BAAS
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Friendly Islands, formally : TONGA
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Mandolin's ancestor : LUTE
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551, in Latium : DLI
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Bind, as a chicken for roasting : TRUSS
38
Gilbert and Sullivan princess : IDA
39
Pre-entree course : SALAD
41
Martians and Venusians, for short : ETS
42
Esposito of hockey : PHIL
43
Irish county north of Limerick : CLARE
44
Film unit : REEL
46
Like tree surgeons? : OUTONALIMB
48
Advice-giving Landers : ANN
50
German spa : EMS
51
Like fencers? : BESIDETHEPOINT
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"It was the ___ I could do" : LEAST
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Lifeless : ARID
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"Whoops!" : UHOH
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Otherworldly : EERIE
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Money drawer : TILL
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It's nothing to Agassi : LOVE
65
Bikini, e.g. : ISLE
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Exclusive : SOLE
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Bridge : SPAN
Down
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Eat it : FOOD
2
"___ us a son is given" : UNTO
3
Put in an overhead bin, say : STOW
4
Prime time times : EVENINGS
5
Dump water on : DRENCH
6
Jemima, e.g. : AUNT
7
Art print: Abbr. : LITH
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About : INRE
9
Evanston, to Chicago : SUBURB
10
"Original Gangster" rapper : ICET
11
Whip : LASH
12
Sugar suffix : OSE
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Novelist Anita : LOOS
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Smidgens : IOTAS
21
Deep mud : MIRE
24
Out-and-out : UTTER
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___-cochere (carriage entrance) : PORTE
26
Occupied : INUSE
27
Statesman Root : ELIHU
28
Check for embezzlement, perhaps : AUDIT
29
Author Calvino : ITALO
31
Dwight's opponent in '52 and '56 : ADLAI
32
Car security device : ALARM
33
Part of a cassette tape : SIDEB
39
Rapscallion : SCAMP
40
___ Day (November 2) : ALLSOULS
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Duck's home : POND
45
Timmy's dog : LASSIE
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What CD players don't require : NEEDLE
49
Nick at ___ : NITE
51
Hive dwellers : BEES
52
Nobleman : EARL
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Beanery sign : EATS
54
Beethoven piano piece : TRIO
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Capitol site, with "the" : HILL
56
Restaurant with waffles and such : IHOP
57
___ Scotia : NOVA
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"What happened next..." : THEN
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Blooming neckwear? : LEI

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

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