The New York Times Magazine Crossword
CLIMBING THE CORPORATE LADDER
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i, for -1
Arch locale
Give a zero-star review, say
“Once again …”
When viewed one way
Opposites of fantasts
Piddling
Response deflecting blame
More to come shortly?
Magnetic-induction unit
Org. whose website has a lot of links?
Poetic dusk
Something to take to a beach
English monarch called “the Magnifi-
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95 ____ voce
96 Move like groundwater
97 The devil’s workshop, as the saying
goes
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100 Sea dog
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102 Peace, to Pushkin
103 Over again
104 Time for a siesta, perhaps
106 Boot
108 Whole essence
110 Having a row
112 Fibonacci, for one
113 Atop
114 Shark girl in “West Side Story”
115 TV amazon
116 Initiates
117 Tickled, and how!
118 Part of an unsound argument
119 As a consequence
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2 Rio de Janeiro peak
Something caught in the air
Some arctic hunters
[Automobiles]
Member of a noted quintet
Big inits. in comedy
Attaches, as with rope
Study for a Masters?
One doesn’t have much resistance
Golfers drive off it
Ready follower?
Mobile home
[Video games]
____ kwon do
Garbage collector
Multitudinous
Quid pro quo on the radio
Young salamander
Small storage space
North-flowing English river
What might be revealed in silence
Ibsen’s “____ Gabler”
Fresh from a shower
Crunchy snacks
Quit it
Mad ____
Gape at
Some offshoots
[Sportswear]
Firm, in a way
Step above amateur
Debtor’s burden
Pamplona runner
Bank deposit?
Getting together
[Mattresses]
Fancy spread
Foolhardy
Paradoxically, when it’s round it’s not
circular
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64 Horse color
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By TIMOTHY POLIN / Puzzles Edited by WILL SHORTZ
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Sunni jihadist grp.
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Alternatively, online
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Impermanent hill
Bath-loving TV character
Lionhearted sort
College booster?
Fuji rival
Ingredient in glassmaking
Meal plan
Architect of the Guggenheim Museum in
Bilbao
Genetic variant
Melodramatic sound
What may be forever?
High-school class, briefly
Exams that students get F’s on?
Liquid harmful to vampires
100 Iranian dinars
Fully caffeinated, say
Stood for
Singer Carlisle of the Go-Go’s
Yardbirds
Lexical ref.
Land
Former Seattle pro
Looney Tunes “devil,” for short
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Lighted icons on airplanes
Coming down the line?
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Offshoot
Scratches (out)
Imaginary
Former Houston athlete
Annual celebration on Jan. 6
First silent film to win Best Picture since
“Wings”
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Suggestions
Improved, as relations
[Elevators]
Bean on the moon
Actress Cannon
Sneaky
Vessels near washstands
Lipton employee
Needlework
Book report?
82 General defeated by Scipio, ending the
Second Punic War
84 Grow tiresome
86 “Balderdash!”
87 “g,” to a chemist
89 Relative of a halberd
90 Prevents
91 “Hey ____” (1977 Shaun Cassidy hit)
92 Minimal
93 “Soap” spinoff
94 Glandular prefix
95 Certain 35mm camera
98 Magnifying lens
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101 [Hotels]
103 Some madrigal singers
105 Ballet step
107 Earth-shattering invention?
109 2008 bailout recipient, for short
111 Path to enlightenment
ride rings the mountain
The Half Hearted to perform in Long Beach Motorcycle
North Coast ABATE invites bike riders to join fundraiser
LONG BEACH, Wash. — One of
the Peninsula Arts Center’s
favorite duos is coming back
to Long Beach this weekend:
The Half Hearted.
These two veterans of the
Portland music scene — Mat-
thew Henry Curl and Chris
Hayes — bring a blend of
amazing covers of favorite
songs and compelling origi-
nals to the peninsula. Curl is
one of the best singers to be
found around the Northwest,
and Hayes provides amazing
guitar work.
If you like the sounds of
U2, Simon and Garfunkel, and
Roy Orbison, you’ll enjoy the
Half Hearted. Hear the duo
play at 7 p.m. Saturday, June
27.
Wine, beer and other re-
freshments will be available.
The Peninsula Arts Center
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Admission is $12; doors open
at 6:30 p.m. Reservations can
be made at www.peninsu-
laartscenter.org or by calling
360-901-0962.
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Beach Peninsula Acoustic
Music Foundation, a 501(c)3
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tion.
The Half Hearted
7 p.m. Saturday, June 27
Peninsula Arts Center
504 Pacific Ave. N., Long Beach, Wash.
360-901-0962
$12
ASTORIA — Motorcycle riders,
come out for a ride for fun and
a good cause. The 20th annual
North Coast ABATE Around
Saddle Mountain Run is Satur-
day, June 27. All bikes and riders
are welcome.
This is a poker run and in-
cludes a 50-50 drawing and other
prizes to raise funds for Clatsop
County’s hungry families, bene-
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Riders will meet at 9 a.m. at
the Astoria Moose Lodge locat-
ed at 420 17th St. to sign in. The
run departs at 10 a.m. and visits
Clatskanie, Vernonia, Elsie and
Seaside. There is a $20 fee that
includes a meal at the Seaside
American Legion at the conclu-
sion of the run.
The North Coast Chapter of
ABATE is a group of riders pro-
moting awareness of cycle and
road safety, but mainly the group
wants all riders of all motorcy-
cles to enjoy the roads and share
the company of other riders.
For information about the
ride or North Coast ABATE,
contact Carl Earl at 503-325-
6932 or email info@northcoast-
abate.com
Around Saddle
Mountain Run
9 a.m. Saturday, June 27
Astoria Moose Lodge
420 17th St., Astoria
503-325-6932
$20 for ending meal
