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MIND THE GAP
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By Tom McCoy / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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Experts
Accord
The Harry Potter novels, e.g.
External parasites
Minuscule, cutesily
Not yet packed, say
Another nickname for Old Abe … or a
description of the circled letter?
Got fit
Funny Brooks
Eight: Prefix
Astronaut’s place …
Aves.
Let out, as a sigh
Venus, but
not Serena
Truckful
A lid usually covers it at night
Naval rank: Abbr.
Counterpart of Venus
Screen or partition …
Kitchen-sink attachment
Much-disputed part of an airplane
Where decongestant spray goes …
Animal with a snout
Candidate’s goal
“____ time”
Discontent
Alternatively
Kind
Cellular messenger
CBS drama beginning in 2018
Negative connector
Cyberexpert’s worry …
____ Poke (caramel candy)
____-rock
Each “O” of BOGO
“____ and the Real Girl” (2007 comedy)
“What have I done!”
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87 “That’s my intention”
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93 General ____ chicken
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your mitts on
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119 Scowling
120 Worry in East Africa
121 Something to chew on
122 Some see-through curtains
123 “Ni-i-i-ice!”
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Common phobia source
Overturn
Omani money
Powerful arm
What a “singleton” is, in baseball lingo
City from which the U.S. moved its
embassy in 2018
Big retailer of camping gear
Middle-earth denizen
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About
Keep busy
Dr. Seuss title animal
Be a lousy bedmate, say
Physicist Mach
Little protestation
“Ain’t I somethin’?!”
Cabinet dept.
Kind
Is on the up and up?
Part of a place setting
Mom-and-pop org.
Followers of talks
“____ tu” (Verdi aria)
Chose not to
Whigs’ opponents
“Water, water, everywhere,”
per Coleridge
“You’re in my spot!”
Like an increasing amount of immigra-
tion to the U.S. nowadays
Rizzo in “Midnight Cowboy”
More cunning
The “r” of r = d/t
Kind of hygiene
Experts in the field?
Publisher’s announcement
Wet
Visits a school, maybe
Feeling with a deadline approaching
Like carbon 12, but not carbon 14
Trip up
Intrinsically
Eyeball layer
Calif.’s 101, e.g.
Containing iron
Gung-ho
Quick signatures, quickly
Grammy winner Corinne Bailey ____
Poet who originated the phrase “harmo-
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Apostle of Ireland, for short
Lounges
Have because of
Respond to a bumper sticker, maybe
Bill
Lilac or lavender
Section at a zoo
Distant source of radio waves
“X” isn’t really one
Void
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91 “Aw, nuts!”
92 Converts to binary, e.g.
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Have a feeling
Bring into the world
Truckful
Computer command
Problem for a plumber
Remained fresh
____ chips (trendy snack food)
Scot’s refusal
Scottie’s warning
____ Amsterdam (name on
colonial maps)
A decidedly ‘Odd’ show at LightBox
ASTORIA — LightBox Photo-
graphic Gallery hosts the artists’
reception for “Odd,” 5 to 8 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 13. The show will
be on display through Wednesday,
Nov. 7.
The exhibit’s images deviate
from the normal — either in
subject or in method. They are
mismatched, individualistic, out-
side-the-box and peculiar. The ex-
hibit was juried by Russell Joslin,
former owner, editor and publisher
of the photography journal Shots.
“A compelling variety of pho-
tographic techniques and process-
es were utilized to create these im-
ages (including wet-plate, pinhole,
gelatin silver, cyanotype, Polaroid,
double-exposure, mixed-media,
film, and digital) and to assist in
expressing each artist’s ideas that
challenge convention and en-
deavor to enlighten the shadowy
corners of their viewers’ psyches,”
Joslin said in a statement.
Complete show info is at light-
box-photographic.com/shows/.
The gallery is at 1045 Marine
Drive in Astoria.
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