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By Byron Walden / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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Ecclesiastical leader
“Get out!”
Blood enemy
Aussie critters
Diaper option
Bridge shape
French director Clément
Martial art whose name means “sword
way”
Home for Bilbo Baggins
West Wing worker
A lot
A.L. East team: Abbr.
Contemptible sorts
The ladies-only Western-themed bar I
own?
Inspector Clouseau or Borat?
Peevish
Most contemptible
Blowup: Abbr.
See 9-Down
Like some quilt blocks
Decoration in a deli case?
Tony who managed two World Series
championships for the Cardinals
Setting for Cardinals home games,
briefly
Vivacity
Neutral tone
Parliamentary proceedings, e.g.
Romeo or Juliet
____ booster
Drained of color
“Indubitably”
Product of a stable of comic-strip artists?
Kentucky college
Communication system pioneered by
Thomas Gallaudet, for short
Greek city where Perseus was born
Scaled-down woodwind?
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Ice-cream container
Calendar model
Suffix with blast-
Eight-time Olympic medalist Apolo
Anton ____
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83 Elizabeth with the memoir “Saving
Graces”
85 Audibly upset Belgian francophone?
89 Words after “Sure!”
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105 Jean who played Aunt Martha in
“Arsenic and Old Lace”
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Drei + fünf
Sign of spring
1992 Tim Robbins mockumentary
Horse picker’s hangout, for short
Melodramatic NBC hit starting in 2016
Indian “masters”
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Hybrid bakery treats
Roman ____
With 36-Across, a Dr. Seuss book
Marker maker
Time on the throne
“____ Club” (No. 1 hit for 50 Cent)
Removes, as a sticker
They can provoke knee-jerk reactions
Reaching new heights in ballet?
Ancient theater
Little lad
Aussie critters
Quick series of social-media posts
Something seen at Frankenstein’s
birthday party?
Shopping ____
Empty spaces
Rhubarb with deep roots?
Welcoming necklace
DVD remote button
Go a mile a minute
Woe for some 51-Acrosses
Shine
Tres + cinco
Two-tone treat
Georgia senator who helped establish
“don’t ask, don’t tell”
Correo ____ (words on foreign corre-
spondence)
Hairy hunter of Genesis
Big do
Elvis ____ Presley
Pitch in
“The BFG” author
Automaker that introduced the Rambler
Witch
2004 Scarlett Johansson film adapted
from “Lady Windermere’s Fan”
Apt to go Democratic
Spit out
Actress Sorvino
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Big brass
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Beehive, for one
Overcome
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Train syst.
Quarters : basketball :: chukkers : ____
Abrupt, disconcerting reaction
After-dinner volunteer’s words
Pays de ____ (Nantes’s region)
Variety of hold ’em
Frances who played TV’s Aunt Bee
Religious leaders
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Gets ready to do push-ups, say
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Thursday Night Talks lecture examines the filmmaking process
ASTORIA — The Oregon
Film Museum’s TNT (Thurs-
day Night Talks) lecture
series continues Thursday,
April 20, with Filmmaking:
Beyond the Big Screen, a
presentation by independent
filmmakers, directors, cine-
matographers and editors.
Doors open at 6 p.m.,
with lectures beginning at 7
p.m. Seasonal beers on tap,
food and other beverages
are available for purchase.
Minors are welcome with an
accompanying adult.
Sue Arbuthnot and her
partner, Richard Wilhelm,
will be on hand to discuss
the filmmaking process, to
talk about their documentary
“Dryland,” and the cultivat-
ing of rural resilience. They
will also share clips from
their documentary-in-prog-
ress, “Refuge,” a docu-
mentary of the 2016 armed
takeover of the Malheur
National Wildlife Refuge
near Burns. It is a cinematic
exploration of how the myth
of the West both serves and
harms us, and how a grass-
roots counter-movement
seeks the “radical center” of
hope for a resilient natural
and human ecosystem, ac-
cording to a press release.
The TNT lecture series is
a free event at Fort George
Brewery’s Lovell Show-
room on the third Thursday
of each month. For more
information about this event
or other Clatsop County
Historical Society activities,
call 503-325-2203 or e-mail:
cchs@cumtux.org.