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The New York Times Magazine Crossword
THE DESCENT OF MAN
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The “1” of 1/4
Org. portrayed in “American Hustle”
Conceal, in a way
Aloof
Subj. that gets into circulation?
Caterer’s container
Starters
Spring
Greeting at the door
Daily newspaper feature, informally
Rabelaisian
Signs from above
Part of U.N.C.F.
“Nobody’s infallible, not even me”
Literary genre of “David Copperfield” or
“Ender’s Game”
World-weary
U.K. record label
States
So-called “herb of remembrance”
Jimmy
Serenader, maybe
Something a chair has
“Candid Camera” feature
To the same extent
What a hippie lives in?
Takes to court
Novelist Frank who wrote “The Octopus”
She, in Brazil
Hipster beer, for short
Most IRT lines in the Bronx, e.g.
Cry of discovery
___ cotta
Like smoothie fruit
Rocker Weymouth of the Talking Heads
Title song question in Disney’s “Frozen”
___ jacket
Abalone
Southern African desert
You can bank on it
Bygone French coin
Foreign policy grp.
Window units, briefly
___ Stark, Oona Chaplin’s “Game of
Thrones” role
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89 Stuffed Jewish dish
92 Leslie of “Gigi” and “Lili”
93 Singer Mann
94 “Tom ___” (#1 Kingston Trio hit)
96 Reclined
98 Sang like Ella
100 What may eat you out of house and
home?
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108 Some police attire
110 Academy Award winner who has
played both a U.S. president and God
112 Cover subject on Ms. magazine’s debut
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116 City burned in Genesis
117 ___ algebra
118 Scope
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123 Kitchen gadget
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DOWN
1 Pioneering urbanologist Jane
2 Inability to recall the names of everyday
objects
3 To wit
4 Entertainment
5 Elicit
Arch Cape Studios delivers
second episode in web series
MANZANITA — Arch Cape
Studios announces the
launch and premiere of
CULPA Episode 2, titled
“Edgar,” the second episode
in the local studio’s series
of online video short sto-
ries.
The local premiere will
be Friday, Jan. 9 at the Hoff-
man Center in Manzanita. A
second premiere in Astoria
will be Saturday, Jan. 17 at
KALA. Both premieres be-
gin at 7 p.m.
In CULPA Episode 2,
till death do us part was
not good enough for Mona
and Edgar, so after passing,
he decided to hang around
in a comfortable corner —
that is, until he was stolen.
This fast-paced drama fol-
lows Ronny Glasswell, a
private investigator with
his own bag of skeletons,
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By FINN VIGELAND / Edited by WILL SHORTZ
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9 Enthusiastic, sociable, confident type, it’s
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10 Norma Jean, later
11 Kitchen gadget
12 Certain weanling
13 One of a Greek trio
14 100% guaranteed
15 “Kinderszenen” composer
16 Exclamation repeated in the Monkees’ TV
theme song
18 Is a mixologist
21 Drug also known as Ecstasy
24 Big Ten rival of UMich
29 College sr.’s test
31 Award for Hunt and Peck
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42 Ones holding hands?
44 “Un Ballo in Maschera” aria
46 Hesitant start to a question
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49 “Ooh-la-la!”
50 Cold treat, informally
52 With 126-Across, first European to cross
the Mississippi
53 Thrills
55 Website billed as “the front page of the
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60 Repast for a late riser
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66 Good wood for cabinetmaking
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Scott Key
and his paralegal, Jen, as
they confront Edgar’s dys-
functional family — a ham-
mer-wielding junkie and a
retired, psycho cop bent on
revenge. No good deed goes
unpunished as Glasswell
soon finds out.
Based in Nehalem, Arch
Cape Studios was founded
a little over a year ago by
Drew Reid. The basic idea of
creating the studio is to tell
original short stories with a
local cast and crew, and the
amazing Oregon Coast as its
location. With a background
in forensic animation, Reid
brings a technical skill set
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“Au contraire!”
“Gimme a break!”
Quick round of tennis
Takes on
Summers of old?
President Arthur’s nickname
Feature of much modern architecture
Hill or dale
Mama ___
Popular Eastern beverage
as well as the curious eye of
a landscape painter. Co-pro-
ducer Winston Laszlo brings
an accomplished actor’s per-
spective and a rich history
in public relations. Judson
Moore, along with his acting
duties and social media cov-
erage, has joined Reid and
Laszlo as part of the editing
team.
Go online to see a trail-
er of “Edgar” or watch Ep-
isode 1 “The Pilot” at www.
culpa-online.com. The Hoff-
man Center is located at 594
Laneda Ave. in Manzanita,
and KALA is located at 1017
Marine Drive in Astoria.
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New Jersey town next to Fort Lee
1960s-’80s Pontiac
Substitute
Edward Snowden subj.
“Quo Vadis” character
Nutty
Tries to win
You can trip on it
Dude
Has the ability to
Sign up for dance at Maddox, Beginner
Adult Dance Sampler to be held Jan. 16
WARRENTON — Winter class
openings at Maddox Dance
Studio, including Absolute
Beginner Adult Dance Sam-
pler with instruction in bal-
let and tap, starts at 5 p.m.
Friday, Jan. 16.
Pre-school girls and boys
can register for Acrobat-
ics or a creative movement
Melody Bear inspired class,
both at 2:45 p.m. on Thurs-
days.
Get a dancer’s body by
joining the Dance Body
Conditioning Class, offered
on Tuesdays at 6:15 p.m. for
teens and adults.
Mention code MDS 15
for a 10 percent discount on
the registration fee.
Call or visit the Maddox
Dance Studio, 389 S. Main
Ave. from 2 to 7 p.m. Mon-
day through Friday.
For more information,
visit maddoxdancers.com,
e-mail
maddoxdancers@
opusnet.com, or call 503
861-1971