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THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD
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MOVIE DOUBLES
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By Michael Ashley / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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Answers on Page 8
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Post-Neolithic period
Astrobiologists’ org.
“That’s it for me”
Actress Amanda of “She’s the Man”
Army E-6s: Abbr.
Writer who specializes in sentimental
stories
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96 Declaration at Ringo’s birth?
98 Chef Boyardee ofering
100 ’Tis the season
101 ____ football
106 Parthenon feature
109 Singer LaBelle
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117 “Poor Richard’s Almanack” ofering
118 Menace in “Twenty Thousand Leagues
Under the Sea”
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120 “This I Promise You” band, 2000
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122 Divisions of oice bldgs.
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Hug
University in Beaumont, Tex.
Old Olds
Law-oice stafers, informally
“Look!” to Livy
Spanish nobleman
Cry at a card table
W.W. II org.
Stuck through
Specious reasoning
University in Garden City, Long Island
“____ out!” (ump’s cry)
Frank who was called the “Electric Don
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Mountain nymph
Politico Paul
Billiards need
Till compartment
Smaller picture
Canine command
Freezer items
Darn, e.g.
Radii partners
Saw
Part of an ignition system
Timecard measure: Abbr.
Philosophical lead-in to -ism
Money in Oregon state cofers?
A ____ apple
Cool, in old slang
Company near the start of the telephone
book listings
Relatives
French bachelor?
“Goodness!”
Spade holder
It might start “Attn.”
Gets back (to), in a way
Katniss’s love in “The Hunger
Games”
Morning ____
D.O.J. igures
Serengeti roamer
Slim beachwear
____ generis
Cara of “Fame”
Eye: Sp.
Part of a boot
Preix with -therm
River spanned by the Pont Neuf
Member of the genus Vipera
Magazine founder Eric
Members of la familia
Own, so to speak
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Loud sound in a storm
Brand in the freezer aisle
“Well, blimey!”
Masked hero
____ land
Emergency state
Indo-____
One working for Supercuts?
“Later”
Crusader’s foe
Longtime “60 Minutes” reporter
Beats handily
“Always be a poet, even in ____”:
Baudelaire
Bro
See what one is saying?
Barista’s big reveal?
Fall guy
Awful
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Put-away shot
Paciic farewells
Lead-in to -drome
Who says, “O, what a noble mind is here
o’erthrown!” in Shakespeare
Cry after an owie, maybe
British terminals?
Concord
Wakens
Winning gesture
Biblical kingdom
“____ to Psyche”
Search for a really funny person?
Monthly check-issuing org.
Camera setting
“____ and the Pussycats”
Burdened (with)
Nickname for DiMaggio
Child in Chile
Humpty Dumpty-shaped
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Be in harmony
Serengeti roamer
Country music’s Colter
“Truly”
Daughter of Tantalus
Cold War land: Abbr.
Mediterranean land: Abbr.
Pays a short visit
Son of Sir Lancelot
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Football Hall-of-Famer Tarkenton
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“____ as well”
Little ’un
Many tenured profs
Old Turkish commander
Some test results, for short
Crank
Nonproit gift fair registration continues Haystack Rock Awareness Program
ASTORIA — Registration
continues for Gifts That
Make a Difference, the re-
gion’s only holiday gifts fair
that showcases nonproits.
The gifts fair will be held
Dec. 10 in the Liberty The-
ater’s McTavish Room.
At Gifts That Make a Dif-
ference, nonproits can dis-
play information about their
work, meet the public, sign
up new volunteers, expand
their mailing lists, solicit
donations and network.
The gifts making the dif-
ference are donations made
as holiday gifts honoring
friends and family by donat-
ing in their names to their
favorite local groups.
Registration will remain
open until Nov. 10 or until
all spaces are illed. Tables
are provided in three sizes:
small ($20), large ($30) and
extra-large (now $40).
The fair is hosted by
Lower Columbia TimeBank,
Liberty Theater and United
Way of Clatsop County.
Wish lists are now being
collected from participating
nonproits. For example,
Clatsop Court Appointed
Special Advocates will be
collecting children’s books
in good condition, particu-
larly seeking hardcover or
board books for children.
Groups may register
online at GiftsThatMakeA-
Difference.org or by email at
LCTimeBank@aol.com. For
early registration by phone
or general information about
the fair, call LinMarie Di-
Canni at 928-863-0906.
to hold two free fall tide pool tours
CANNON BEACH — The
Haystack Rock Awareness
Program will hold week-
ly guided tide pool tours
through the end of October.
Meet on the beach at
Haystack Rock for an
hour-long tour through the
diverse ecosystem of the
rock’s tide pools. An HRAP
environmental interpreter
will discuss the ecology,
geology, and marine biology
of Haystack Rock.
The tours will take place
every Saturday during low
tide times and regularly
scheduled HRAP Beach
Shifts and are weather de-
pendent. Tours are scheduled
for 4:30 p.m. Oct. 15 and 11
a.m. Oct. 22.
The talks and tours are
free and open to the public,
but a suggested donation of
$10 is recommended. RSVP
to HRAP Education Coor-
dinator Lisa Habecker at
visithrap@ci.cannon-beach.
or.us or 503-436-8064.
The Haystack Rock
Awareness Program is a
stewardship program with
the mission to protect,
through education, the
intertidal and seabird life of
the Oregon Islands National
Wildlife Refuge and Marine
Garden at Haystack Rock.