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Street Roots • March 17-23, 2017 Puzzles urosswora Across 1. Bakery attraction 6. Snitch 10. Pod dwellers 14. Observatory observations 15. Hip bones 16. With 1-Down and 27-Down, complain at . length 17. ___ list 18. Go for 19. Sette follower 20. European country that’s hard to spell 23. Fit of shivering 24. “___ is ___ , of course, of course” 25. College treasurer 28. Jellied garnish 30. ___ Today 31. Disinclined 36. Invitation acronym 38. Charged particle 39. Zero, on a court 40. Niece’s son 45. “Cool” amount 46. Rainbow___ 47. Festival of lights A nsw ers on page 6 49. Denmark’s second- largest city 52. Home of the Taj Mahal 53. Femme fatale’s fatal footwear? 57. Hit the bottle 58. Amble Con men? Peach pit Hair piece FedEx, say Town 1 59. Band 63. “I had n o ___ I” 64. Part of a TV feed 65. Gym set 66. “___of the Flies” 67. Church song Down 1. See 16-Across 2. ___ v. Wade 3. Ellipse / ” 2 3 14 17 f 26. “Back in th e ___ 27. See 16-Across 28. Take in 29. Hyperbolic function 32. Place 33. “Brave New World” drug 34. Malevolent 35. Kosher___ 37. Untrodden 41. Exact 42. Frequently pierced place 43. Advantage 44. Bug 48. Tusked mammal 49. Fur trader John Jacob 50. Make amends 51. Shred 52. Winning 54. ___ list 55. Done 56. Fizzy drink 60. Black gold 61. Little dog, for short 62. Burden 4. Fads 5. African spear 6. Specialty 7. “Thanks__ 8. Get up .9. Siestas 10. Set of rules 11. “Purple people 12. 13. 21. 22. 25. U N Y A H M I L A M U S R Q Z K D A N T Y H U C O Y Y M L O J N J Y I S H M E K E A N D R W A U V I R G E K E A Y A M A 7 8 128 29 9 11 12 13 33 34 35 fn 61 24 26 30 p? 31 3 ^ 36 40 138 41 139 42 43 46 49 10 21 23 50 4 4 Ì 47 45 48 51 53 54 J J 57 ...... I 62 65 Wordsearch B E C K E T T J P U S H K I N r 1 5 18 120 25 1 1 1 1 4 55 1 1 58 i" 63 J 66. 64 L Sudoku N T N L E B G O A O R G I T X C O S C A W P F S A E H L S I X N A R A W K H P G G R I M M D Y R I R A Y L M I A B R G M E O Q L M ID E J R Z E L G O E P B U L Q T B N R E D R V R AA Milne Aesop Andre Gide Beckett Bunyan Byron Camus ' Cicero Cocteau Dante Goethe Grimm Hardy Hemingway Hervey Homer Horace JM Barrie I B Y V L A T O R U E N C I A N N E O A H R I Y Y C M T C O S H I C S O C T W R E E I A R A F C O U T E IL L E K Y M H John Knox Joyce Cary Kafka Keats . Lawrence Lucian . Maxim Gorky Melville Milton Moliere Plato Pushkin Sara Bruen Swift Virgil Waugh I 6 5 2 7 1 2 3 6 3 9 2 8 1 5 8 6 7 4 7 6 9 4 5 The objective of Sudoku is to fill in all the blank squares with the correct numbers from 1 to 9. Every row, column and square must include all digits, 1 through 9, in any order. Want to learn more about ■ ife i HU ; Follow Street Roots on Facebook and Twittetr! \ your vendor? F in d your vendor's profile an d others at news.streetroots.org.
