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New York Times, Thursday, November 20, 2003

Author:
Manny Nosowsky
Editor:
Will Shortz
Villain in the story named by the starts of 17-, 25-, 47- and 57-Across
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Manny Nosowsky

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 72, Blocks: 38 Missing: {QXZ} This is puzzle # 187 for Mr. Nosowsky. Thursday freshness: 57%
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© 2003, The New York Times11/20/3 ( No. 19,735 )
Across
1
Christmas poem opener : TWAS
5
Oscars' org. : AMPAS
10
"This is ___ for Superman!" : AJOB
14
Moderate : EASE
15
One not user-friendly? : NARCO
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Locks in a barn? : MANE
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Big man in Sherwood Forest : LITTLEJOHN
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"Do it just for me," e.g. : PLEA
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W.W. II command: Abbr. : ETO
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Agreeing (with) : ATONE
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Deli display : MEATS
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Worked with rattan : CANED
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Fancy entrance : REDCARPET
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Life lines? : OBIT
28
A whole lot : OCEANS
29
Term of address, in urban slang : MISTA
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Completely puzzled : ATSEA
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Villain in the story named by the starts of 17-, 25-, 47- and 57-Across : THEBIGBADWOLF
39
Opposite of wasted : OBESE
40
Bloodcurdling : SCARY
42
Low-heeled, wing-tip shoe : BROGUE
46
Affectedly quaint, in England : TWEE
47
Surviving, as a tough situation : RIDINGOUT
51
Some fruits : POMES
52
Like many movies nowadays : ONDVD
53
Wind instruments : OBOES
55
I love: Lat. : AMO
56
One of a British group : ISLE
57
Con artist : HOODWINKER
59
City NNW of Madrid : LEON
60
Half of an old comedy duo : OLLIE
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Noodle : BEAN
62
Items for a transportation museum, now : SSTS
63
Airport signs : GATES
64
Folksinger Guthrie : ARLO
Down
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Modern industry classification : TELECOM
2
"Be patient" : WAITABIT
3
Flabbergast : ASTONISH
4
Position : SET
5
Work without ___ (be daring) : ANET
6
Declaration of education : MAJOR
7
Belly down : PRONE
8
Was sore : ACHED
9
II or III, say : SON
10
Current amount : AMPERE
11
Capital of Veracruz : JALAPA
12
Time in the early afternoon : ONETEN
13
Zoo attractions : BEASTS
18
Schoolboy : LAD
22
Parakeets' kin : MACAWS
24
Sermon ender? : ETTE
26
Like military academies, today : COED
30
Be plentiful : ABOUND
31
Time of one's life : AGE
32
Cookbook meas. : TBS
33
MS. enclosure : SAE
35
"___ to differ" : IBEG
36
Twice tetra- : OCTO
37
One faced with many bills : LAWMAKER
38
Restaurant comp : FREEMEAL
41
"Don't evade the question!" : YESORNO
42
Grills, as steaks : BROILS
43
Shampooing stages : RINSES
44
Eighty shares of stock, maybe : ODDLOT
45
Presumed facts : GIVENS
48
Alley Oop's lady : OOOLA
49
Letter-shaped hardware : UBOLT
50
"It's ___ for!" ("I love it!") : TODIE
51
Tire abbr. : PSI
54
Cote inhabitants : EWES
57
Be greedy about : HOG
58
Court letters? : NBA

Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 3 debuted here and reused later.

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