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THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD
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MAKE A DASH FOR IT
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By Jeremy Newton / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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Answers on Page 22
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End of many a toast
Touch
Popular sans-serif font
Schools of thought
“Onward!,” in Italy
Uniltered
U.S. detainment site in Cuba, informally
Question posed with feigned shock
Ushers in
Joint action
Some apartments for scaredy-cats?
Drank to excess
R.V. camper’s org.
[I’m devastated!]
Deli supply
Marauding group in Tolkien’s “The Two
Towers”
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105 “Shame on you!”
107 Dark force
108 European country slightly larger than
Malta
109 Sandwich for a dieter?
113 Appear that way
115 Share
116 Volcano output
117 Slippery sort
118 Size up
119 Letters on some baggage to N.Y.C.
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121 Made damp
122 “Gangnam Style” singer
123 Winter D.C. hrs.
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1 Channel that aired “Felicity” and “Small-
ville”
2 Curve-enhancing undergarment
3 Metallic shades
Cannon Beach Library
holds annual Fall Festival
CANNON BEACH — The Can-
non Beach Library will hold
its annual Fall Festival from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday,
Sept. 24.
The delicious aromas
from delectable baked goods
will lead you to the festi-
val, which also features an
array of colorful handmade
crafts for sale. All items are
created by dedicated and
talented library volunteers,
and proceeds help fund the
library.
New this year at the
festival, the Cannon Beach
Library will hold a gift cer-
tiicate drawing and a silent
auction.
Gift certiicate baskets,
valued at $200 to $300 each,
have been on display at the
library since Sept. 1 and
feature goods and certii-
cates from shops in Cannon
Beach.
Tickets for the drawing
are $1 each, six for $5, and
24 for $20. The drawing will
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Certain Balkanite
Not as bright
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Oomph
Factory watchdog grp.
Search far and wide
Home run territory, in lingo
Dark time, in poetry
Something that gets MADD mad
Smacks hard
“That is … not looking good”
Numbskull
Argument you may start in school
Cops, in slang
Sage swamp-dweller of ilm
The witching hour
Pat ____, three-time N.B.A. Coach of
the Year
Discard
Inlexible
Handy take-along
Play-____
Modern airport amenity
Soft wool source
“Sure thing”
Parts of airports and fashion shows
Actress Kirsten
Display clearly
Goalie’s goal
Locale painted on the Sistine Chapel ceiling
Caught on, with “up”
Junior, often
Something starting something?
Devices preventing of-hour openings of
vaults
Image on the Arizona license plate
Deli supply
Brian of ambient music
Oferings to hitchhikers
“Challenge accepted!”
Common newspaper feature not seen in
be held at 4 p.m. during the
festival.
The library’s silent auc-
tion features Cannon Beach
hotel stays. Bidding has
been live since Sept. 1, and
Fall Festival attendees can
continue to bid at the fes-
tival. Silent auction results
will be announced at the end
of the festival.
You do not have to be
present to win.
The library is located
at 131 N. Hemlock St. in
downtown Cannon Beach.
For more information,
call the library at 503-436-
1391 or visit cannonbeach
library.org
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The New York Times
Chill, with “out”
E.W. or S.I.
One of the Trumps
“I’m ____ Her,” 2016 political slogan
Work of extraterrestrials? — not!
Pops some pills, say
“No joke!”
Shortcuts into clubs
Actor Williams of “Happy Days”
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Pranks with a roll, briely
Casualties of streaming services
Updated one’s blog
Swap (out)
Navajo hogan, e.g.
Part of NATO
Forgo
Question from an owl?
Austin-to-Houston dir.
Chief
Actor Joaquin’s complete bio?
Start of a legalese paragraph
Figs. in an author’s acknowledgments
section
“____ Wiedersehen!”
Hughes poem that mentions “the darker
brother”
Troupe of lesser-known actors?
Reef-dwelling snapper
Unattractive fruit
2016 Olympics site
What swish shots miss
Word repeated in the postal creed
W.W. I battle locale
Schmaltz in kids’ ilms?
“The meaning of life” once sold on it for
$3.26
Throw together
Certainly not wish to repeat
Get by
“I don’t mean to ____ …”
Like bibs and aprons
Sermon topics
Muhammad had 13
Birthplace of multiple saints
Slowly disengages (from)
Department store department
An airline now serves a Minute Maid
beverage?
Whined like a baby
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Put together
Guy into hip-hop
Where the heart is
Colorful pond swimmer
____-pah
Kerfules
Event for snocrossers
“You’re almost there”
“So funny!”
“World News Tonight” airer
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102 On edge
103 Worry
104 Kerfule
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111 Actor ____ J. Cobb of “12 Angry Men”
112 So last month
114 You thinking what I’m thinking?
Sign up for Zentangle workshop
ASTORIA — Sandi Kelley
will teach four Zentangle
workshops this fall at the
Astoria Art Loft, located at
106 Third St.
The workshops will
take place from 6 to 9 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 29, Oct. 6,
13 and 20.
Zentangle is said to be
the yoga of the mind. The
calming effect of the repet-
itive patterns, the almost
immediate artistic creations,
and the companionship of
fellow zentanglists results in
pleasant hours.
Kelley, a certiied Zentan-
gle teacher, is a consummate
instructor who encourages
each artist in her classes.
Zentangle was created
when Buddhist monk Rick
Roberts and calligrapher
Maria Thomas became
romantically involved.
The monk noticed that his
calligrapher partner became
totally engrossed in her
illuminated manuscripts and
was completely relaxed. She
seemed to be meditating
while creating. The two talk-
ed about the experience and
decided that if they could
teach basic repeating strokes
within a conined area,
others could have a similar,
meditative experience. And
so, Zentangle was born.
The principles of elegant
simplicity, quality materials,
and open sharing mark this
art.
For more information
about the Zentangle
workshops and how to
sign up, call the Astoria Art
Loft at 503-325-4442 or
e-mail astoriaartloft@gmail.
com