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New York Times, Monday, March 4, 2002

Author:
Randall J. Hartman
Editor:
Will Shortz
"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" writer Anita
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Randall J. Hartman

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 78, Blocks: 34 Missing: {JQ} Spans: 3 This is puzzle # 41 for Mr. Hartman. Grid flow: 26.4 Monday freshness: 5%
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© 2002, The New York Times3/4/02 ( No. 19,109 )
Across
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Whole bunch : SCAD
5
Letter before 29-Down : THETA
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Heavy mists : FOGS
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Cincinnati's home : OHIO
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Lose ignominiously, in slang : EATIT
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"For Your Eyes ___" : ONLY
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1952 Gene Kelly classic : SINGININTHERAIN
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Film director's cry : ACTION
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Pub pints : ALES
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Altar vow : IDO
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One-named New Age singer : ENYA
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Walked in : ENTERED
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Remodeled Clay? : ALI
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P.D.Q. : ASAP
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"Wailing" instrument : SAX
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"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" writer Anita : LOOS
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Metallic rocks : ORES
37
To the point : TERSE
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1929 Irving Berlin song : PUTTINONTHERITZ
44
Death row reprieves : STAYS
45
Scruff : NAPE
46
Ivan or Nicholas : TSAR
47
Old Ford : LTD
49
Alan of "Shane" : LADD
51
Pitcher's stat. : ERA
52
This could raise a pitcher's 51-Across : BASEHIT
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End-of-the-week cry : TGIF
58
Ailing : ILL
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"___ my words" : MARK
61
Got around : EVADED
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1963 Peter, Paul and Mary hit : BLOWININTHEWIND
68
Capital of Peru : LIMA
69
First month on a calendario : ENERO
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Émile Zola novel : NANA
71
Grandson of Eve : ENOS
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Gain a monopoly over : SEWUP
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Knock 'em dead : SLAY
Down
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Slugger Sammy : SOSA
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Voguish : CHIC
3
"___ it the truth!" : AINT
4
Ponderosa stray : DOGIE
5
"Ulysses" poet : TENNYSON
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"Bali ___" : HAI
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2001 erupter : ETNA
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Name : TITLE
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2004 Olympics site : ATHENS
10
Voting yes : FOR
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Studio sign : ONAIR
12
Fly without an engine : GLIDE
13
Church council : SYNOD
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Inner Hebrides island : IONA
19
Kind of sale : ESTATE
24
Vice President Burr : AARON
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Put out, as effort : EXERT
27
Austrian peaks : ALPS
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Oaf : LOUT
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Letter before kappa : IOTA
31
Serving to punish : PENAL
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Vogue : STYLE
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March 17 honoree, for short : STPAT
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___ and shine : RISE
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Headliner : STAR
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Old Testament book : EZRA
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Panama and others : ISTHMI
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Fly a crop duster : HEDGEHOP
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Keaton and Sawyer : DIANES
50
Ring fix? : DIVE
52
Holy book : BIBLE
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Tuckered out : ALLIN
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Replay feature : SLOMO
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Father, Son and Holy Ghost : TRINE
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Baby deer : FAWNS
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Was in on : KNEW
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Obsolescent phone feature : DIAL
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Sicilian resort : ENNA
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June 6, 1944 : DDAY
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Lived : WAS
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1990 one-man Broadway show : TRU

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