DECEMBER 8, 2016 // 17
THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD
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ACTION STARS
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By Bruce Haight / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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ACROSS
Kind of marker
Auto-sharing company
Solid
Attack
Harshly bright
Earning a Purple Heart, say
____ into a major film star
7Up, in old ads, with “the”
Vale
Salacious look
Sibling of Helios and Selene, in myth
Something to shoot with, briefly
“Phooey!”
____ for just the right film role
Many a suit has one, for short
New employee
“You think I won’t!”
Bio word
Radius, for one
____ Doggie of old cartoons
Psychedelic experience
____ several film-making awards
Maker of business jets
Spellbound
Hybrid citrus fruits
“The Lion King” villain
Stick close to
Went after
Something that turns up when you snap
your fingers?
Pay dirt
____ a new film adaptation
____ two film studios against each
other
____ nova (musical style of the late
Middle Ages)
Like businesses on Yelp
Land near a wharf
Org. with the magazine America’s 1st
Freedom
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76 Leader who was Time’s 2007 Person of
the Year
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81 “Ha! I was right!”
83 ____ for meatier film roles
87 Brisk tempo
89 Cads
90 Like food
91 “Despicable Me” supervillain
92 Evidence of a brawl
94 Baylor’s home
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99 Giggled
101 Honey ____ Clusters (breakfast
cereal)
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103 Java neighbor
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108 Too much, in music
111 ____ himself as a big-screen film star
117 “If you say so”
118 Strive
119 Actions of environmental extremists
120 Stacking game
121 Pines
122 Confronts
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Lady’s man
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First African-American Disney princess
Spike TV’s former name
“____ be my honor”
Sunbathing locale
Jewelry chain
Borodin’s prince
1993 accord grp.
Surveillance device
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Middle word in a mall map phrase
Cash in
“Quiet down!”
Half a score
Story ____
Immunity enhancer
French city near the Belgian border
Modern greeting
____ noire
Student taking Contracts, maybe
Villagers the Grinch stole from in Dr.
Seuss
Surround
Hogwarts groundskeeper
Native New Yorkers
Eco-friendly building certification, for
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Runner-up’s amount in an auction
New York team
Goya subject
Speak for oneself?
Some rounds
Settled a score old-style
Got going
Aslant
Seafood order
Temper
Summoned, in a way
In bankruptcy
Michael ____, Brett Halliday detective
Things to chew on
Aid for a big painting project
Naval conflict
Put up
Straggles
December temp
Morris who directed “The Fog of War”
Like you wouldn’t believe
Gable part
Singer Marie
In line
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Pride-parade letters
Actor Lugosi
Yemen seaport
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Tie (up)
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the journey of our life I came to myself
within a dark wood where the straight
way was lost”
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107 Depiction in Bosch’s “The Garden of
Earthly Delights”
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Army
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Take pictures with Santa All are invited to share Recreation district holds
at North Jetty Brewing spoken word talents kid’s holiday celebration
SEAVIEW, Wash. — North Jetty
Brewing will hold its third
annual Holidays at The Jetty
event on Saturday, Dec. 10.
From noon through 4 p.m.,
the Seaview brewery will
have vendors fulfilling your
holiday shopping needs, such
as LuLaRoe, Arbonne and Pa-
parazzi Jewelry. Plus, visitors
can also sample goodies from
Pink Poppy Bakery and Anna
Lenas Fudge.
Santa Claus will take the
stage from 1 to 4 p.m., and
children and adults can take
their picture with him. Bring
your own camera, or staff
will email you a picture at no
charge. There is no sitting or
picture fee and no purchase
necessary to visit with Santa.
North Jetty Brewing is
located at 4200 Pacific Way.
For more information, call the
brewery at 360-642-4234, or
visit www.northjettybrewing.
com
ASTORIA — The Clatsop
Community College Library
invites the public to attend
its end-of-the-year Spoken
Word event, set for 2 p.m.
Friday, Dec. 9.
Students, college em-
ployees and community
members are all invited to
perform and/or attend a per-
formance of acoustic music,
poems, short stories or any
other type of spoken work
performance.
The event will be held in
the CCC Library Lounge,
1680 Lexington Ave.
Those who would like
to participate may sign up
between 1:45 and 2 p.m. be-
fore the performances start.
Readings or performances
are asked to be limited to
five minutes per person.
If there are any questions
concerning the event, con-
tact Luke Kralik at lkralik@
clatsopcc.edu
SEASIDE — Bring your holi-
day cheer Dec. 10 for a festive
and fun afternoon at the Bob
Chisholm Community Center.
The Sunset Empire Park
and Recreation District
will hold its annual Chil-
dren’s Holiday Celebration
from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday,
Dec. 10 at the community
center.
This long-time holiday
favorite event is free, open to
the public and brought to you
by Jeremy Mills of State Farm
Insurance.
Kids and their families can
enjoy holiday crafts, cookies
and punch — plus pictures
with Santa Claus himself.
The Bob Chisholm Com-
munity Center is located at
1225 Ave. A in Seaside.
For more information,
contact Sunset Empire Park
and Recreation District at
503-738-3311, or visit sunse-
tempire.com