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Harold T. Bers
INTER-AMERICAN
New York Times, Sunday, May 13, 1951
66-Across : Paintings by a French Impressionist.
Author:
Harold T. Bers
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 168 , Blocks: 77 , Avg Word Len: 5.38 , Missing: { J Q X } , Scrabble score: 679 (avg 1.50)
Open Squares: 154 , Cheaters: 0 , FITB: 8 , XRef: 2 , Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 40 , Grid flow: 47.0
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© 1951, The New York Times No. 693
Across
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Solidifies, as relations. :
CEMENTS 8
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Republic once part of Incan Empire. :
BOLIVIA 26
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Racial stock dominant in S. A. :
IBERIAN 28
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Symbol of sovereignty. :
THRONE 31
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Charlemagne's nephew. :
ROLAND 36
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Poetic contraction. :
EER 40
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Memento for Judy and José. :
OSCAR 56
On the sheltered side. :
ALEE 57
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Venezuelan revolutionary, died 1816. :
MIRANDA 65
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Paintings by a French Impressionist. :
MONETS 67
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Kowtowers to the boss. :
YESMEN 70
Revolutionary's stock in trade. :
BOMB 71
Step-father of Salome. :
HEROD 73
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Charenton's river. :
MARNE 81
Part of Orozco's equipment. :
EASEL 82
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He opened recent Inter-American conference. :
TRUMAN 87
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William Bendix's radio family. :
RILEYS 91
Source of valued mineral. :
URANITE 92
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Latin first name of S. A.'s discoverer. :
AMERICUS 96
Colombian capital, 8,563 ft. up. :
BOGOTA 97
New Jersey welterweight. :
FUSARI 98
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Mama's admonition. :
DONT 100
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Street name in many towns. :
ELM 102
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"Green Pastures" character. :
MOSES 105
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Heyerdahl's sailed from Callao, Peru. :
RAFT 114
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Point for measuring the skull. :
EURYON 118
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Amazon climate is not. :
ARID 123
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Former W. P. B. head. :
NELSON 126
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He composed "Robin Hood." :
DEKOVEN 135
Its President is Galo Plaza Lasso. :
ECUADOR 136
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Eastern potentate. :
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Of each, in Pharmacy. :
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It comes from S. A. tree. :
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Oldest S. A. nation. :
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One of the Frankies. :
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A crystalline ether. :
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Pop songstress Lewis. :
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Administrative capital of Bolivia. :
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Chemical compound. :
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Mississippi engineer. :
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___ Friburgo, Brazil. :
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Legendary British King. :
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Answer summary:13 unique to this puzzle , 27 debuted here and reused later , 7 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles .
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