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POLITICAL PROMISES
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By Patrick Merrell / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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93 “I’ll slow this country’s spread of drugs!”
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101 Breathing disorder
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Shine up
Words before “before”
Common prefix with phobia
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Thought (up)
One who’s always getting a pass?
Certain game point
One piece of a two-piece
Archery asset
Whole lotta
“Billy ____,” 2000 film
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Abbr. on a stadium ticket
Give zero stars, say
First name among celebrity chefs
Acid
Present-day figure
Ned’s bride on “The Simpsons” in 2012
They’re handled in Asian restaurants
Tithing amounts
Burkina ____ (Niger neighbor)
What a rabble-rouser might be read
Needs no further cooking
Take root
Air-conditioned
H.M.O. figures
Israelites’ leader after Moses
Still in the outbox
San ____, Italy
Prepare for the afterlife
Boot
Low-grade?: Abbr.
Eye inflammation
Greet respectfully
Not just theoretical
Lhasa ____ (dog breed)
Upstream on the Mississippi River, along
Miss.
Abbr. for those not mentioned
Seine-____, department bordering Paris
Need (to)
Coll. fraternity
“What ____!” (“Bummer!”)
Question of surprise to a volunteer
Total
Object of a hunt in “Lord of the Flies”
Tool used in the evening?
Lackey
Some witches like their eyes
Great Plains Indians
Oven-cleaner ingredient
Org. for Duke
Like the ocean
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Hill’s partner
First gemstone mentioned in the Bible
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Prop for Popeye or Santa
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Advisory panels
Take down a notch
Silverstein who wrote “A Boy Named
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Put on a nonpolitical button, say
Crack open, in a way
Some parade performers
Clamor
“Unemployment will be a thing of the
past!”
Publicity, in Variety-speak
Back
Impose ____ on
High season in Hawaii
Coding molecules
“____ in the Morning”
Skedaddle
“You’re looking at the whole depart-
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“No new taxes!”
Ornithologist James of whom Ian
Fleming was a fan
W.W. II arena: Abbr.
Dallas sch.
Circus prop
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Author whose most famous character is
introduced as Edward Bear
Some four-year degs.
____-deucey (card game)
“I will maintain a strong defense!”
Basic car maintenance
Car decoration
“Silent Spring” spray
Muffin variety
Gives off light, as a 65-Across
See 62-Across
Bank acct. info
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Operatives: Abbr.
Some med. facilities
Story with many chapters
Sparrow, to a sparrow hawk
Common connectors
Monogram on Christian crosses
Amphibious W.W. II vessel
“Wonderful!”
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