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FEBRUARY 9, 2017 // 17
THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD
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FIRST LADIES
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By Sam Trabucco / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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Answers on Page 5
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ACROSS
16-ounce container
Material commonly used during cathe-
dral construction
Primitive timer
Pinnacles
Sidney Poitier’s 1980 autobiography
Moretz of “Carrie”
Performs, biblically
When soap operas first flourished
They’re measured by pluviometers
Geneticist’s study
Rage
Sheena who sang “U Got the Look” with
Prince
“No worries”
It helps you achieve balance
Highlighter shades
%: Abbr.
Reply to “No offense”
Aid after a computer crash, say
Get
Mark
Mosaic pieces
Question after a photo finish
“How’s it hangin’?”
Click “Going” on a Facebook event, e.g.
2013 best seller by Sheryl Sandberg
Pennsylvania vacation locale, with “the”
Pokey’s pal on TV
Spanish she-bear
Running a bit behind
Part of a stock exchange?
Overcome a certain career barrier … or
what the answers to the starred clues
do?
Heavy weight
“Same with me”
Move hastily
Also-ran in 2000
Gray squirrel, in slang
74 Send elsewhere for the night, as a
roommate, in modern lingo
75 Easy-to-carry telescope
79 Cubs’ home
80 Less safe for a plane landing, in a way
84 Change from black-and-white
86 Classical musician with a Presidential
Medal of Freedom
87 Pub vessel
91 Permeates
92 Behind
94 Fix, as an election
95 Cab destination?
100 Geometric toy whose sides change
depending on how it’s folded
101 Drop a bit
103 Arthurian princess
105 Poetic preposition
106 Scrape (out)
107 Go online
108 Remove fat from, as a soup
110 Caramel candies from Hershey
112 Opposite of standing
113 Getting ready to swing
114 Lake catch
115 White who is the oldest person ever to
host “S.N.L.”
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117 Took care of
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1 Superfluous part of an essay
2 *One who 64-Acrossed for Supreme
Court justices …
3 Emphatic refusal
4 After deductions
5 Gift-shop item
6 Hurriedly showed oneself out?
7 “J to ____ L-O!” (Jennifer Lopez album)
8 *… for astronauts
9 Like over four billion people
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“Victory is yours”
Mexican president Enrique Peña ____
Zac of “Neighbors”
Professors answer to them
Reading material for a Hollywood
agent
*… for British prime ministers
Most-wanted invitees
Texting while driving, e.g.
Anchor’s place
Enter, as data
Cousin of “OMG!”
Guido who painted “Massacre of the
Innocents”
Today
“Hmm, guess so”
Loo, for short
____ rally
What boats shouldn’t do
____ Gay (W.W. II plane)
Best Foreign Film of 2005, set in South
Africa
Kennedy who was the mother of Maria
Shriver
Aid for the handy, informally
Letters of “pride”
Alternative to a pound
Emphatic agreement
Org. with a travel ban?
Bills, e.g.
Hit record?
“Yi-i-ikes!”
Pacific
Ending with teen
Certain conservative skirt
Hillary Clinton in 1969 or Bill Clinton in
1970
Monster
Fictional spacecraft created by the Time
Lords
Like lettuce
Volunteer at FisherPoets Gathering
ASTORIA — The FisherPo-
ets Gathering seeks volun-
teers for its upcoming 20th
annual festival, set for Feb.
24 and 25.
Volunteers are needed
to check and sell admission
buttons and to offer errant
fisherpoet fans directions
at the festival venues and
fisherpoet bookstore.
A volunteer shift is three
hours. At each venue, except
the bookstore, volunteers
can listen to the festival
readers or music while
working. In exchange for
helping this 20-year-old
festival keep afloat, organiz-
ers give all volunteers a free
FPG admission button, good
all weekend at all venues.
If you’re willing to help,
venue shifts on Friday and
Saturday evenings are 4:30
to 7:30 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m.
Bookstore shifts are 9:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m., noon to
3 p.m., 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., 5
to 8 p.m. and 7:30 to 10 p.m.
both days of the festival.
The Gathering is using
SignUp.com to organize the
volunteer shifts. Sign up for
a slot at http://signup.com/
go/ZTTBGx
Organizers need two
volunteers at each venue,
so sign up with a friend, or
simply pair up with someone
where there’s an opening.
Heather Hansen is orga-
nizing the festival’s volun-
teers again this year. You’ll
be able to communicate
through SignUp. Learn more
about this year’s festival at
www.fisherpoets.org
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West Coast air hub
Overly
Two-____ (smallish car)
____-fi
Yapping dog, for short
*… for secretaries of state
“Don’t be so dumb!”
Rip off, informally
Clown (around)
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[Yawn]
Rule by governing board
Altar constellation
*… for Best Directors
Ranger’s station
Che Guevara’s real first name
Puts forward, as effort
Factor in area calculation
“____ little silhouetto of a man”
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99 1941 chart-topper “Maria ____”
101 Slice for a hearty appetite
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Dance for a fundraiser
Zumba party
proceeds benefit
nonprofit Riverfolk
ASTORIA — Astoria Arts &
Movement Center will hold
Dance the Love, a Zumba
Valentine’s Day dance party
and fundraiser.
The event is set for 6 to
7:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12
at the center, located at 342
10th St.
Get ready for a raucous
Zumba dance party, featur-
ing favorite love songs by
Pitbull and other various
artists.
In promoting the love of
Valentine’s Day, admission
is a suggested donation of $5
per couple.
The Zumba event is a
fundraiser for Riverfolk
Homeless Coalition, a local
nonprofit that works to
meet the needs of Clatsop
County’s homeless popula-
tion. All proceeds will go to
Riverfolk.
Riverfolk serves a free
hot brunch every Sunday
morning at the Astoria
Armory.
The organization also
helps people obtain ID in
partnership with the DMV,
facilitated the availability
of flu shots in partnership
with Clatsop County’s
Public Health Division, and,
through private donation,
provided foul-weather gear
to the homeless.