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By Erik Agard / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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Chunks of land
“Be on the lookout” messages, for short
Person to take complaints to, informally
Polo of “The Fosters”
Popular Dominican dance
Leave quickly
Musical Yoko
Get a ____ on someone
Sou’wester
Abbr. in many blood type names
“Logic dictates …”
It’s usually
put in the middle of a table
Late hours
Messes up
Downfall in pinball
Music export from Tokyo, for short
Sciences’ counterpart
“Jeez!”
Princess who says, “I recognized your
foul stench when I was brought on
board”
Campy 1972 vampire film
Peace marches
Grub
Part of a preschool day
Opinion
Nirvana seeker
Sorority letter
Forbiddance
Masthead list, for short
More lit, perhaps
“After Earth”
Pothead
____ Lama
Do the wave?
What un desierto lacks
Lyrical lament
Not able to catch something
77 Growth ring
80 Farthest point
in an orbit around the moon
82 This woman
83 Closure opening?
84 Vote in France
85 Blue swaths on maps
87 They follow oohs
90 Like the simplest instructions
95 Talk show host Cohen
97 Trade punches
100 Hills with gentle slopes on one side
and steep slopes on the other
103 Fake
104 Verdi tragedy
105 “Grand Ole” venue
106 Say whether or not you’ll attend
108 Blow out
110 Imbroglio
111 Prostates
115 French 101 verb
117 Collaborative site
118 Snatch
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126 Half of dos
127 Taking care of things
128 Nickel-and-diming sort
129 They might break out in hives
130 Cockapoo or cockatoo, maybe
131 Cpls.’ superiors
132 Act obsequiously
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1 Atlanta-based cable inits.
2 Cold and wet
3 Term in tennis, golf and baseball, all
with different meanings
4 Hero interred in Santa Clara, Cuba
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“Later, luv”
Rhyming nickname in Cardinals history
Midriff muscles, for short
“Oh, quit being silly!”
Sailor in the Navy
Seatbelt, e.g.
“C’mon, be serious”
____ Day vitamins
Rémy Martin product
Bridge-supporting frame
Dulles designer
Pasta-sauce brand
Longtime
singing talent show, familiarly
____-vaxxers
Singer Reese
Garment worn by John Roberts that’s
hidden in his name
R&B’s ____ Hill
Bristol, Conn.-based cable inits.
Sister and wife of Cronus, in myth
Collect from the soil
Result of a religious schism
Camping need
Japanese dogs with turned-up tails
Neighbor of Wyo.
Commercial rhyme for “Famous”
Transmits
Part of a Mario costume
Part of a “Which came first?” dilemma
Comment before “I missed that”
Director Van Sant
Cross
Maker of the game Zaxxon
____ contendere
Pad alternative
Chinese New Year treat
One of the Castros
Shed material
Dwarf planet
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Syrinx Effect plays a blend of folk
punk jazz. They switch between
dreamy ambient loops, catchy pop
riffs and found sounds, all while
paying homage to their improv
roots.
• 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 11: Cal-
vin Johnson
Come join a record release
party for Calvin Johnson’s “A
Wonderful Beast.”
• 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17:
Baptist Arms and Ben Von
Wildenhaus
Baptist Arms create a dystopian
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with more mass than Pluto
67 Good throw?
68 “Get outta here!”
70 ____ Taurasi,
all-time W.N.B.A. scoring leader
73 Supplementary item
76 Suffix with methyl
78 Gymnastics flip
79 Arizona capital of the Navajo Nation
81 ____ Germany
86 Relatively cool stellar phenomenon
88 “Come again?”
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93 Sand-burrowing marine creatures
94 Reasons to do something
96 Quaint demographic grouping
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101 Timeline part
102 Align
107 “¡Let’s go!”
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Mop
Poop out
Over
____ interview
Coin in Köln
Sci-fi C.G.I. creations
Debut, metaphorically
Dealership expanse
I problem?
Hem but not haw?
Metronomaly gives classical,
unusual concert Sunday
Free music shows at Sou’wester
SEAVIEW, WASH. — The Sou’west-
er Lodge has a month full of free
music events ahead. All ages are
welcome.
• 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3: Pat
Hull
Pat Hull, a singer-songwriter
based out of Chico, Calif., inter-
twines a melodic, soulful, vocal
range with a unique finger-picking
style that creates a dreamy aural
landscape.
• 8 p.m. Saturday Nov. 10:
Syrinx Effect
An acoustic-electric duo,
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COURTESY SOU’WESTER LODGE
Singer-songwriter Pat Hull.
gothic folk landscape with spare
instrumentation and evocative
harmonies. Ben von Wildenhaus’
style has been compared to Marc
Ribot and Jim Campiglongo.
WARRENTON — Music at Pioneer
presents, as part of its fall concert
program, the classical music of
Metronomaly, 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov.
4, at Pioneer Presbyterian Church.
This duo is Astoria musicians
Jude Matulich-Hall and Ron
Thompson. Both have played,
respectively, violin and piano for
decades and began playing togeth-
er a year ago.
Their name comes from “met-
ronome,” a device used by musi-
cians to mark time, and “anoma-
ly,” something that deviates from
what is standard. The program will
be classical and unusual, featuring
work from lesser known 19th- and
early 20th-century composers.
Pioneer Presbyterian Church is
at 33324 Patriot Way, Warrenton,
next to Camp Rilea. Admission is
by donation. Refreshments will be
served.
For more information, call
Dwight Caswell: 503-883-3097.