The New York Times Magazine Crossword
LITERALLY SPEAKING
By MATT GINSBERG / Edited by WILL SHORTZ
Answers on Page 20
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Move, as a plant
Tiny bit
Brit. pounds
Morales of “NYPD Blue”
Part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Grammy-nominated song by Alanis Morissette
Result of a successful audition
Yam, e.g.
Found on this page
“Sure, that’s fine”
Instant
Like a parental lecture
Yellow ____
William who invented the steam shovel
“Fifty Shades of Grey” woman
Boat in “Jaws”
Sunni or Shia
Part of a dealership
In bits
Means of achieving things
Like many patches
Nebraska county or who once lived there
Kind of pie
Dealer in futures?
Exact
Fill ____ (be of use)
Green topper
Lose that loving feeling
Sylvia of jazz
“You nailed it!”
Puffed ____
Sneaky
Diner offering
However, briefly
False god
Not believable
One standing on deck
Art type
“Ben-Hur” studio of 1925 and 1959
79 Be observant of Lent, say
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87 Try to grab
89 Pinkish bloom
90 Like 0’s and 1’s in binary numbers
93 Tent alternative
94 Home paper
95 Learn (of)
96 Go (for)
97 Part of a Latin 101 conjugation
100 Beverage that may be served au lait
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105 Cardsharp’s deception
108 When one might get a pep talk
110 “Red” Holy Roman emperor
111 Farm stores
112 Whole
113 “Taken” star
114 Art
115 When H-Hour happens
116 Quash
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118 California’s ____ Museum
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Blow
“No. 1” person
Acts of deference
Agreeably biting
Tom’s partner
Corn-syrup brand
Repetitive, as in criticism
Lush locales?
Roman scourge
____-free
Assumes
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Reproving looks
Go out
“____ you!”
Zenith
Company with a lot of manual work?
Something to pay through?
Successor to Holder as attorney general
Capital on the Willamette River
Workshop power tool
Foe in “Rocky”
Military strength
Said “mea culpa,” say
Inner tubes, topologically
Italian girl’s name ending
Word with fire or trap
Email folder
Collect
Old records
Charge
Repeated film role for Skippy
Excessively theatrical
Some congratulations
Nickname
They’re hard to see through
Hustles
Shield border, in heraldry
Figure often dressed in green
“Soldier of Love” singer, 2009
Boston’s Liberty Tree, for one
Adorn, in old literature
Stone in Hollywood
Smallish London lodgings
“Big” star
Big, big, big
Hooked up with
Rub some sticks together, as at camp
Country once known as French Sudan
Aware of
Delete
Curfew for a vampire
Redmen Hall hosts summer art exhibit
SKAMOKAWA, Wash. — Redmen
Hall will present two well-known
California artists for its next ex-
hibit. Bob and Jenny Kizziar
were active in the California art
scene for many years before mov-
ing to Cathlamet, Washington.
They have exhibited their work
throughout the United States and
Europe and have given seminars
in art gatherings in the American
West, Germany and Ireland.
Bob Kizziar works with clay,
creating exciting forms from
6-foot-tall columnar pieces to
small complex pots. His outstand-
ing surfaces are his signature. Ex-
perienced with the uncertainties
of the kiln, he works with the un-
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of drama and beauty.
Jenny Kizziar originally
worked with porcelain, produc-
ing delicate pots and small pieces,
but was always drawn to weav-
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years ago, and she started produc-
ing work that she felt was at last
expressing her artistic vision. She
uses soft, muted colors and a wide
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pieces of wearable art.
There will be an opening re-
ception from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday,
Aug. 8 at Redmen Hall. The art-
ists will be present to discuss their
work, and refreshments will be
served.
Redmen Hall is located at
1394 Washington State Route 4.
For more information, call 360-
795-3007.
Opening reception
1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8
Redmen Hall
1394 Washington SR 4,
Skamokawa, Wash.
360-795-3007
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Inspiration for Isaac Newton
Tom Wolfe’s “____ in Full”
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Crew member
Isle of exile
Repulse, with “off”
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“Semper paratus” grp.
Linger in the hot sun
Lennon’s love
Seaside Fire & Rescue holds fundraiser
Enjoy barbecue, bouncy house, prizes, fire trucks Aug. 8
SEASIDE — The Seaside Volun-
teer Fire & Rescue Association
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Seaside Fire & Rescue from 11
a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8.
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ed at 150 S. Lincoln St. There
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Admission is $15 per person,
and $8 for kids age 12 and un-
der. For more information, call
503-738-5420.
The event will raise money
for tools and equipment for the
multiple apparatus, station and
training facility, which gives
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to help the public in times of
emergency.
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emergency medical services
calls and attended over 84 drill
opportunities. Donations from
the community help the de-
partment purchase the equip-
ment and training needed to
keep the community safe.
Fundraiser
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8
Seaside Fire & Rescue
150 S. Lincoln St., Seaside
503-738-5420
$15 adults
$8 kids 12 and under
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