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New York Times, Friday, January 13, 2023

Author:
Brad Wiegmann
Editor:
Will Shortz
46-Across : Personal pronoun in Prussia
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Brad Wiegmann

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 72, Blocks: 37 Missing: {GJXZ} This is puzzle # 4 for Mr. Wiegmann. Friday freshness: 27%
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© 2023, The New York Times1/13/23 ( No. 26,729 )
Across
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Architect of the Museum of Islamic Art : PEI
4
Shirley Bassey and Angela Lansbury, for two : DAMES
9
It can come up to your neck in the winter : SCARF
14
When the moment is right : INDUETIME
16
Modify : ALTER
17
Shakes a leg : STEPSONIT
18
Prefix with media : MULTI
19
Kooky, as a scheme : CRACKPOT
20
James ___ Award (culinary honor) : BEARD
21
Symbols of slipperiness : EELS
22
Bewildered : ATSEA
25
Actress Long : NIA
26
Parisian possessive : SES
27
Bakery chain that began as the Saint Louis Bread Co. : PANERA
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When said three times, 2012 Taylor Swift song : STAY
30
Orbiter until 2001 : MIR
31
Streamlined type of baleen whale : RORQUAL
33
Jake's love interest in "The Sun Also Rises" : BRETT
35
Overcooks, and then some : BURNS
36
Can opener? : LETTERC
39
Yahoo : OAF
40
Way to go : PATH
41
Puffed-up : SNOBBY
43
They get booted at the office : PCS
46
Personal pronoun in Prussia : ICH
47
Beatle who wrote and sang "Don't Pass Me By" : STARR
48
Org. with the highest-circulating mag in the U.S. : AARP
49
Travel across the pond, perhaps : SKATE
51
"That just might work!" : NEATIDEA
54
End of "Hedda Gabler," e.g. : ACTIV
55
Dive boat feature : SEALADDER
56
Shiny material in some guitars : NACRE
57
Takes steps to compete? : RACEWALKS
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The ___ day : OTHER
59
Result of a firing? : ASHES
60
Language suffix : ESE
Down
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Last sign : PISCES
2
It may have one or two sides : ENTREE
3
Things to live up to : IDEALS
4
Something to work on : DESK
5
Crowning : ATOP
6
Resident of ancient Crete : MINOAN
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Pollution source, say : EMITTER
8
Harden : SET
9
Carnival music : SAMBA
10
One may be left at the scene of a crime : CLUE
11
Martin Luther King Jr., for one : ATLANTAN
12
What follows certain deadlocks : RETRIALS
13
With this answer's number, a hit horror movie franchise : FRIDAY
15
Supermarket lines, for short? : UPCS
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Sign of a hit : SRO
24
Bit of dangly jewelry : EARBOB
27
The Panthers of the A.C.C. : PITT
28
Onetime N.B.A. star Metta Sandiford-___ : ARTEST
29
Word with crowd or channel : SURF
30
"Breaking Bad" drug : METH
32
Jetty : QUAY
33
Edgar Allan Poe story, with "The" : BLACKCAT
34
Fix, as the roof of a hut : RETHATCH
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Bio class subject : RNA
38
They help you focus : CORNEAS
40
Leonardo ___ (Fibonacci alias) : PISANO
42
Violate, as etiquette : BREACH
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Instruction to a kayaker : PADDLE
44
Spots for tadpoles : CREEKS
45
Like the population of Greenland : SPARSE
47
Divide : SEVER
48
2000 Tony-winning title role for Heather Headley : AIDA
50
Lose steam : TIRE
52
Downwind : ALEE
53
Fancy marbles : TAWS
55
Spanish title: Abbr. : SRA

Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 1 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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