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HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE
New York Times, Sunday, June 30, 1946
Author:
J. P. Downes
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 23, Columns: 23, Words: 168 , Blocks: 79 , Avg Word Len: 5.36 , Missing: { J Q X } , Scrabble score: 656 (avg 1.46)
Open Squares: 148 , Cheaters: 4 , FITB: 8 , XRef: 0 , Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 51
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© 1946, The New York Times No. 229
Across
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___ II, recent King of Italy. :
HUMBERT 8
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One to whom property is transferred. :
ALIENEE 22
What allergic persons often do. :
SNEEZE 23
It wants to become member of U. N. :
ALBANIA 24
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Son of Bob Cratchit. :
TIM 29
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Star that brightens suddenly. :
NOVA 31
Gaelic musical gathering. :
FEIS 32
Principles of a craft. :
ART 33
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Where the Taj Mahal is. :
AGRA 39
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Given to theories. :
ISMY 52
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Iran's Ambassador to U. S. :
ALA 62
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Busy part of railroad train. :
DINER 64
Moved with humming sound. :
WHISHED 68
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Blackbird of cuckoo family. :
ANI 74
Insect feeding on plant juices. :
APHIS 75
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Acts of Fagin's pupils. :
THEFTS 82
Bovine idol of ancient Egyptians. :
APIS 83
___ Abdul Illah, Regent of Iraq. :
EMIR 84
General who became President. :
PIERCE 86
Senator from Connecticut, former admiral. :
HART 87
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Prescribers of boluses: Colloq. :
VETS 96
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Ornamental effect. :
DECOR 103
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Seaport at foot of Mt. Carmel. :
HAIFA 111
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That which senilizes. :
AGER 115
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Decorative textile fabric. :
LAMPAS 122
Items in vegetarian diet. :
NUTS 126
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Residue after pressing grapes. :
MARC 134
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Mode of scenic representation. :
DIORAMA 141
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Chairman of Senate Banking Committee. :
WAGNER 146
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Port on Black Sea; big grain market. :
ODESSA 149
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Redskins who lived in region about Indiana. :
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He's in the Casa Rosada. :
PERON 11
Made fretful: Colloq. :
PEEVED 12
Hebrew scribe of 5th century B. C. :
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Loose outer garments of Arabs. :
ABAS 17
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Mountain ridges with irregular outline. :
SIERRAS 20
Persons of violent temper. :
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"Every inch a king." :
LEAR 36
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Egyptian dancing girls. :
ALMES 40
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Asiatic sheep with huge horns. :
ARGALI 43
River in France and Belgium. :
OISE 45
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Advocate of nicety in language. :
PURIST 49
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U. S. Ambassador to Great Britain. :
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Algerian native cavalryman. :
SPAHI 85
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Member of Security Council. :
EGYPT 90
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Flat, thin part of chair back. :
SPLAT 95
One-horse carriage in India. :
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Windows vertical in roof. :
DORMERS 106
Semicarbonized plant tissue. :
PEAT 107
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King who may return to Greek throne. :
GEORGE 121
River between Moldavia and Bessarabia. :
PRUT 123
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Blow horn repeatedly. :
TOOTLE 125
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Concerted effort. :
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The least bit: Colloq. :
RAP 141
Where Mt. Suribachi is. :
IWO 142
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Answer summary: 6 unique to this puzzle , 45 debuted here and reused later , 6 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles .
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Analysis
There are 0 circles, 0 rebus squares and 4 cheater squares.
The grid has normal (rotational) crossword symmetry.
It has 6 words unique to this puzzle:
It has 45 additional words that debuted in this puzzle and were later reused (total number of puzzles in brackets):
These words have only appeared in pre-Shortz puzzles:
These 37 answer words are not legal Scrabble™ entries, which sometimes means they are interesting:
Grid has an unusual size: 23 rows x 23 columns.
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