JUNE 2, 2016 // 17
THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD
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BEST-PICTURE ADAPTATIONS
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By Kevin G. Der / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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Answers on Page 5
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81 Chorus line?
82 Obstacle in road repairs, maybe
84 … an éclair or crème brûlée, with
“The”?
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91 Spork part
92 Daughter in E. M. Forster’s “Howards
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93 Neighbor of Irkutsk on a Risk board
96 Badger
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103 Shred
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106 Safari sight?
107 Singer DiFranco
108 Like a portrait that seems to be
watching you
110 Winnower
113 … cooties from hugs and kisses?
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122 … a salon woman I go to?
123 Tush
124 Set of anecdotes
125 A while, in hyperbole
126 Olympian with a bow
127 Jet similar to a 747
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Chihuahua greeting
Country singer Church
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Honeydew cousins
U.S. women’s soccer star Krieger
Volume measure
Cause of boiling over
Sarge, e.g.
Jet
Stand up to
Bit of safari equipment
Enlightened Buddhist
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“Enough is enough!”
“____ voce poco fa” (Rossini aria)
PIN point
One having a ball?
G.R.E. takers: Abbr.
Ice-cream order
Juniors, maybe
Writer ____ Stanley Gardner
1880s-’90s veep ____ P. Morton
Step ____
Half of a Vegas show duo
Shroud
____ Drive (street where Harry Potter
grew up)
Dweller along the Mandeb Strait
Bridge support
“As such …”
College-campus ofering
Like carpaccio or crudités
Geisha’s accessory
Metaphorical low point
Physicist Nathan who postulated
wormholes
Attempt at a dunk tank
Spiced teas
The White House’s ____ Room
Peeping Tom’s spot
Modern encyclopedia platform
Muses
Simon of the “Mission: Impossible” ilms
It circles the globe
Merino mother
Stethoscope’s place
War on Poverty agcy.
Main ingredient in queso relleno
Bite
Like candied apples
Gillette razor name
Liquor purchase
Ring around the collar?
Chief Theban god
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Peaceful protest
Apt anagram of SNAKE
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Things zygotes come from
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Commission, e.g.
“You’re stuck with me”
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2013 Best Picture nominee in which a
main character isn’t human
Airplane part
“Hairspray” mom usually played by a
man
Leg presses work them
60 minuti
Successors to Cutlasses
Best Picture adaptation about … a
search for the perfect brew, with “The”?
Disney Channel’s “____ and Maddie”
… inaudible metrical poetry, with
“The”?
Northeast Corridor train
Like groaners
River islet
1988 chart-topping country album
Game for bankers?
Psychedelic
… a fat Eastern monarch?
One in a no-blinking contest
Second draft
Neighbor
Extended rental?
Sea urchin, at a sushi bar
… fools accompanying a pack of wild
animals?
King’s handful
Chance occurrence, old-style
Bad sound in a changing room
Vegas-to-Denver dir.
Part of a city network
“Relax”
Reusable part of a common thank-you gift
… a reed and percussion duet?
Group standing at the U.N.
Treat with a “Golden” variety
They rank below marquises
Words before and after “what”
O.T. book before Jeremiah
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97 Equilibrium
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101 ____ Heep (Dickens villain)
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Antipasto pairing
Reason for a class struggle?
TV inits. since 1975
Photographer’s asset
Certain fraternity chapter
“Wowie!”
Musician’s asset
Lapel attachment
Suix with subsist
Never, in Nikolaus
Sketch in Astoria on Saturday
OMSI holds summer solstice star party
ASTORIA — In 2013, North-
west artists Ron Stocke
and Derek Gundy decided
they wanted to collaborate
on a special art educational
project. The next year they
created Sketch Seattle.
They wanted it not only
to inspire artists to sketch
regularly, but also have it
be one of the most powerful
tools in their studio work as
well. Locations for Sketch
Seattle have included Gas
Works Park, Pioneer Square,
Pike Place Market, Seattle
BUXTON — View the won-
ders of the starry skies this
June at L.L. Stub Stewart
State Park with the Oregon
Museum of Science and
Industry.
On June 11, OMSI
astronomers will celebrate
the beginning of the sum-
mer with a free Star Party.
Visit L.L. Stub Stewart State
Park’s Hilltop day-use area
starting at sunset, weather
permitting.
This is your opportunity
to view the pre-summer stars
Center, and Port Townsend,
Washington.
Now, Stocke and Gundy
are bringing their project
to Astoria. The very irst
Sketch Astoria will be held
from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat-
urday, June 4. Tuition is $85.
The event features a full
day of sketching instruction
around key areas of Astoria.
Students will be based out of
Dots N Doodles Art Supples,
located at 303 Marine Drive.
Registration for Sketch
Astoria is open. Sketch
Astoria will take place rain
or shine; indoor sketching
venues are already on the
list as alternative places if it
rains. If the event is can-
celed, all students receive a
full refund.
In addition to adding
Astoria, Stocke and Gun-
dy hope to begin offering
sketching days in Portland
and San Francisco.
Learn more at www.
sketchastoria.com. For ques-
tions, email sketchseattle@
gmail.com
and other celestial objects up
close and personal through
telescopes and binoculars.
Viewing highlights include
a beautiful gathering of the
moon with Jupiter, Mars,
Saturn and much more.
The event is open to
beginners and experts of all
ages.
To get to L.L. Stub Stew-
art State Park from the coast,
take U.S. Highway 26 east
and turn left on Oregon State
Route 47; the park is located
south of Vernonia.
The event start at sunset
and is free with $5 parking
fee per vehicle. Warm cloth-
ing and a lashlight with a
red light are recommended.
Personal telescopes and bin-
oculars are welcome; bring
them if you have them.
On the scheduled day of
each OMSI Star Party, orga-
nizers suggest that interested
visitors should check the
OMSI Star Parties website
www.omsi.edu/starparties
for possible weather-related
cancellations.