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THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD
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By Ed Sessa / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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ACROSS
Like good whiskey
Signed notes
They might jump through hoops for you
Civil rights activist ____ Helen
Burroughs
Place for a home pool, maybe
Comforting words
What Bart Simpson has been since 1989
Draw forth
One of the Borgias
Rap’s Salt-N-____
Bad thing to be behind
Shame
Wham-O toy introduced in 1961
Late actor Bill who played Radio Raheem
Some break dancers, informally
Diminutive suffix
Quickly
Entice
Bit of fiction
See 2-Down
Blow away
Famous crosser of the 12-Down
Brisk rival
It’s easy to park
Euro pop?
Baghdad’s ____ City
Highway infraction, for short
Zuo Zongtang, a.k.a. General ____
“Vox populi, vox ____”
Biblical figure referred to as a “son of the
desert”
Blue Moon ____, three-time World
Series winner for the 1970s A’s
Deletions
Famous crosser of the 45-Down
Ben who played the Wizard in Broad-
way’s “Wicked”
See 62-Down
Yes vote
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74 Separated by a hairbreadth
75 Picked as the one, say
77 Fourth-largest news agency in the world
78 “Rugrats” baby
79 Internet ____
81 Abbr. seen in some dictionary definitions
83 Little more than
85 Flair
87 Bugged?
91 Beseeches
94 Patron saint of soldiers and athletes
96 Mama baaer
97 Put on
99 “The Tell-Tale Heart” author
100 Pale purple shade
102 Like gymnasts
104 Outside: Prefix
105 Spread by light strokes
108 “Teach” at a college
109 Famous crosser of the 90-Down
111 Airline with famously tight security
112 Summoned from the office, say
114 Tenerife, por ejemplo
115 See 86-Down
117 May 8, 1945
118 As well
120 Displaced
121 Civil rights leader Medgar
122 Fidgety
123 Alms recipients
124 Bullpen setting
125 Coral-reef predators
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Grabs before someone else does
Famous crosser of the 39-Across
Like jumpsuits
Ready to be drawn
7-up, e.g.
Partridge family mother
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Cassock wearer
Was creative
Employed
____ truck
Earthy color
See 43-Across
Milk shaker?
Letters teachers send to colleges, informally
Yossarian’s tent-mate in “Catch-22”
Sound from the Road Runner
W.W. II beachhead
Hoity-____
Wins over
Protester’s sign
Hunky
Commerce pact mentioned in the 2016
presidential debates
Surveilled
Catcher near the plate?
Chivalrous deeds
C.E.O. and pres.
Puts out
Iraq War subj.
D.C. nine
See 66-Across
Jill Stein’s group, with “the”
Unauthorized withdrawals?
Anarchic action
Mantra syllables
Gives the runaround
In one’s dotage
Schoolroom with brushes and paint
Olive ____ (Popeye’s gal)
Famous crosser of the 70-Across
9mm gun
Main character on “How I Met Your
Mother”
Pertaining to bones
Goggle at
Instant: Abbr.
Long Island campus
Shop local at Holiday Open House
SKAMOKAWA, Wash. — As its
final event of the year, Red-
men Hall will host a Holiday
Open House.
The Holiday Open House
will run from noon to 4 p.m.
Friday to Sunday, Nov. 25 to
27, and then continue Thurs-
day through Sunday, Dec. 1
to 4 and Dec. 8 to 11.
The event will fea-
ture holiday gifts for sale
created by local artists and
craftspeople of Wahkiakum
County.
The Johnson Park Artists
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will display their holiday
specials, food and art too.
Selections will include
jewelry, hand-woven
scarves, ornaments, soaps
and lotions, smoked salmon
and sturgeon, jams and
jellies, teas, honey, knitted
treasures, fine wooden items,
aprons, hats, leaded glass
items, CDs, cards, art and
more.
All this will be accompa-
nied by sweets and savories
and hot cider and coffee as
well as wandering musicians
to entertain shoppers as they
peruse the wares.
The open house will also
feature a new selection of
books, including a collection
of children’s books chosen
by Redmen Hal’s new book
buyer.
Redmen Hall is located
at 1394 Washington State
Route 4 in Skamokawa,
Washington and open noon
to 4 p.m. Thursday through
Sunday. For more infor-
mation, call 360-795-3007
during open hours.
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92 Pepsi Max, e.g.
93 Field for Alfred Kinsey
95 Trinity part
98 Supports the Red Cross, say
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103 Parent’s definitive “End of argument!”
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76 Major theme of Philip K. Dick’s “Do
Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”
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82 Something observed in church
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86 Famous crosser of the 115-Across
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Wilkes-____, Pa.
Like windows
Used hip boots, say
One dishing out digs
Name
“Whip It” band
Actress Saldana
Certain cat
Yoko from Tokyo
Help decorate Uniontown
ASTORIA — Astoria’s
Uniontown Association
seeks volunteers to help
decorate Uniontown for the
holiday season.
Volunteers should meet
at the Doughboy Monu-
ment at 1 p.m. Saturday,
Nov. 26 to help light up
Uniontown.
Immediately following
the holiday decorating at
about 3 p.m., all are invited
to enjoy some holiday
cheer at the Holiday Inn
Express. Refreshments will
be served.
During this event, you
can learn more about the
Uniontown Association,
future plans and opportuni-
ties for Uniontown mem-
bers.
Kevin Cronin, the city’s
community development
director, will provide in-
formation about a new pro-
gram created for storefront
improvements for Union-
town businesses, in which
there are funds available.
All are invited to help
with this holiday tradition.
Membership in the
Uniontown Association is
open to everyone inter-
ested in preserving the
heritage of Uniontown. The
association welcomes all
who reside or do business
in Uniontown, former
residents of Uniontown,
and those who just enjoy
and wish to support the
Doughboy Monument, the
Maritime Memorial Park
and the Uniontown Histori-
cal District.