JULY 14, 2016 // 17
THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD
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DOUBLE QUOTE
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By Patrick Berry / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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Answers on Page 23
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84 Minority branch of Islam
86 Longtime Texas politico Phil
87 Free throws, e.g.
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98 Mom-to-aunt term
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103 Journalist/columnist Carl
105 France : madame :: Italy : ____
107 Request for permission
109 Showing few lights, as cities during W.W.II
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114 Speaker of this puzzle’s “double quote”
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the “double quote”)
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DOWN
Like vindaloo
Golfer Palmer, to fans
Health care giant
Disputed North Pole visitor
Sir, in Surrey
Emulate
Head guy in “Hamlet”?
Draw in
Difficult duty
Market problem
Technology eschewers
Not secured, as a gate
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Reagan-era program, in brief
Went over
Crosses the sill
Pernod flavoring
Crowd scenes?
“Woman With a Parasol” painter
Kikkoman product
“Oliver!” director Reed
“____ any drop to drink”: Coleridge
Repent of
Consents to
“Bearded” flower
Celebrate gloatingly
Grown-up pullet
Deceptive police op
Freight-train component
Delicately applies
Be deserving of
Treated with a preservative, as telephone poles
Teen spots
Michael’s wife in “The Godfather”
One who seems responsible but isn’t
Faux sophistication
Slam
Reform Party founder
“Idylls of the King” woman
Shaver
Without a date
Explicitly
Med. care options
____ Villa (English football club)
Like major generals
Pushes
Nonhuman 1930s film star
Draft picks
Gun full of blanks, maybe
Shirt ornament
Fanta competitor
Quarters
Record label owned by Sony
As soon as
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Onetime Scandinavian automaker
(containing the first part of the “double
quote”)
Music’s Prince of Soul
Precious Australian exports
Abandon détente
Victimizes
Like pets but not strays
2015 Oscar winner Morricone
Solitary sort
Dream of many Koreans
Youngest “Brady Bunch” daughter
“No, no, it’s my treat!”
“____ Fideles”
Senatorial vote
“Key Largo” gangster Johnny
Church group
Break
Time periods in a polo match
U people?
Authoritarian announcements
Catch something
In the doldrums
Golden calf’s maker
Birds with throat pouches
Comp-sci acronym
Steep
Sitcom whose title character was Fran
Fine
Perfumery oils
____-Cat
First secretary of homeland security
Tank tops?
Make noise while asleep
Corresponding expense?
First-chair violinist, perhaps
Person with an account
Political org. dating to 1854
Bear witness
Painkiller first sold in 1950
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74 “We are always the same ____ inside”:
Gertrude Stein
75 Nth degree?
76 Place for a throne
78 It’s all downhill from here
79 “I feel that way, too”
80 Hairsplitter’s objection
83 Storm shower?
84 “Homeland” network, for short
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Darling
Take a turn for the worse
High rollers?
Add color to, in a way
Lead-in to -itis
It may contain bugs
Football Hall-of-Famer Bobby
Private meeting
Mazda two-seater
Fully enjoy
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100 Underworld figure
102 Vietnam War copter
104 “____ Flux” (1990s animated series)
105 Cotillion attendee
106 Horatian collection
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110 “Gone With the Wind” studio
111 Verdi’s “O patria ____”
Beach Books holds book signing Two New York bands
SEASIDE — Beach Books
will hold a book signing for
local author Brian Ratty’s
newest novel “Voyage of
Atonement: The Tainted
Treasure,” from 4 to 6 p.m.
Saturday, July 16. Visitors
can enjoy a glass of wine
and 1960s-themed hors
d’oeuvres in honor of the
book.
In “Voyage of Atone-
ment,” set in turbulent
1963, two war buddies turn
their sailboat from the Co-
lumbia River to the 3aci¿c
to begin an action-packed
adventure of photographing
war relics for a documenta-
ry. Both men are survivors
of Japanese prison camps
and suffer many hidden
scars from World War II.
Their ¿rst port of call
is the Hawaiian Islands,
where they ¿lm the rust-
ing underwater hulk of the
Battleship Arizona. While
in port, they meet two
attractive women who are
as quirky as the times. The
gals befriend the mates,
and become crew members
on the sailboat. These four
adventurous souls face a
sea journey across the vast
3aci¿c as they chase their
unforeseen future over the
dark horizon.
Ratty is a retired media
executive and graduate of
Brooks Institute of Pho-
tography. He and his wife
live on the North Oregon
Coast.
Beach Books is located
at 616 Broadway. For more
info, call 503-738-3500.
play Sou’Wester Lodge
SEAVIEW, WASH. — On
Monday, July 18, Invisible
Familiars will open a con-
cert for Jolie Holland at the
Sou’Wester Lodge. The show,
which starts at 8 p.m., is free
and open to the public.
Over the span of her career,
Texas-born Holland has
knotted together a century of
American song — jazz, blues,
soul, rock ’n’ roll. Her sixth al-
bum, “Wine Dark Sea,” came
out in 2014 and features New
York experimental musicians
combining elements of noise
rock, blues, country and free
jazz with Holland’s song craft.
Psychedelic pop out¿t
Invisible Familiars is led by
Jared Samuel, a New York
City-based songwriter and
multi-instrumentalist. Other
members include guitarist
Robbie Mangano and drummer
Tim Kuhl. The group’s debut
album, “Disturbing Wildlife,”
was released in January 2015.
SUBMITTED PHOTO
Jolie Holland will perform
July 18 at the Sou’Wester
Lodge.