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REPRESENT!
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By Paul Coulter / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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Tennis judge’s cry
Locks in a barn?
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Traveled in trunks?
Large green moths
Dateless, say
It’s frequently in Italian
Greek ally in the “Iliad”
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Hash houses
Country on the Red Sea
Home sick?
Brackish coastal habitat
Citrus drink
Egyptian god of the universe
It often comes before the fall
Summer clock setting: Abbr.
Large large skip skip
Victoria’s Secret item
Sandra Denton,
in hip-hop’s “Whatta Man” trio
A miner concern?
Opening in a battlement
Some transitional movie shots
Sporting a feathery crest
First name on the Supreme Court
AT hot dog hot dog RA
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The Lions or Tigers, on scoreboards
Many a fête d’anniversaire attendee
Writer Wiesel
Invincibility power-up in Mario games
Blow away
Wound + dis
“____ Vickers,” Sinclair Lewis novel
Doesn’t keep
Perch for a pie
Comment on a blog
Dad ____
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86 Creator of a draft
88 All you can eat
89 Masters
91 Six-foot runner?
92 Cut, as a log
93 Scratch (out)
94 Per spire
99 Farrokh Bulsara ____ Freddie Mercury
101 ____ Caovilla, Italian shoe designer
102 Part of a buck
104 End of the British alphabet
107 Something studied in toponymy
112 Altar avowal
113 Creator of the detective Adam
Dalgliesh
116 Fiery peppers
117 Yearn do
119 Currier’s partner
120 Something to take lying down
121 Grassy expanse
122 Certain reunion attendee
123 It’s better than never, they say
124 Spanish title: Abbr.
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White sheet
Broadway’s McDonald
Reversed
Kept on going
Evictor of the
Jews in “Fiddler on the Roof”
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“That’s all wrong!”
Off-road motorcycle race
Street fleet
What a Mercator projection map notably
distorts
____ Bridge (Venice landmark)
Like some yoga
Explosion fragments
Small dam
Trojan ally in the “Iliad”
Moonshine maker’s need
Cornerstone abbr.
Puts in order
Political refugees
Announcement over a plane’s P.A.
Like cleats
Minute amount
Test for a college sr.
“Father ____” (bygone British sitcom)
Store event that people may
stand in line for
Freshen
Give a major lift
Soul sister, say
____ avis
Garden parties?
Telepathy term
Children’s author Blyton
Anklebone
Abbr. that rhymes with “bill,” appropri-
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Woodworking tool
Catbird seat?
“At Seventeen” singer Janis ____
He wore No. 6 for the Sixers
Like some clean energy
Ones place
Boiling blood
“Ask ____ …”
Flag
Horsenecks, Ydstie and Claborn headline contra dance
ASTORIA — The next first Friday
Contra Dance takes place 7 to 10
p.m. Friday, Dec. 7, at the Arts &
Movement Center, at Commercial
and 10th streets.
A beginner’s lesson takes
place at 7 p.m.
There will be live music by
Gabrielle Macrae and Barry
Southern of The Horsenecks,
Luke Ydstie and Kati Claborn.
Dave Ambrose will call the
dances.
All ages and skill levels are
welcome. Admission is $5 to $10.
Children under 12 are admitted
free. Bring the whole family.
COURTESY DAVE AMBROSE
The Horsenecks: Barry Southern, left, and Gabrielle Macrae.
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Satellite connection
Eldest Stark son on “Game of Thrones”
Manhattan Project creation
Baseball’s Garciaparra
Long haul
Durable yellow cotton cloth
Darlings
Grassy expanse
Boy king in Shakespeare’s “Richard III”
Atlanta-to-Miami dir.
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87 Genetic-info carrier
90 What all people are, per the Bible
92 Cardinal letters
95 “____, My God, to Thee” (hymn)
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97 Funds
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100 Hank who voices Moe and Chief
Wiggum
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German port in Lower Saxony
Two in the hand
Knight who co-founded Nike
What obsidian forms from
Partner of aid
Lion’s share
“Cómo ____ usted?”
Norwegian P.M. Stoltenberg
Sibyl
“Despicable Me” supervillain
Symphony, Warrenton choirs celebrate
the season in song at the Liberty Theatre
ASTORIA — The Columbia
River Symphony presents a
free holiday concert at the
Liberty Theatre, 7 p.m. Sat-
urday, Dec. 8, titled “Noel.”
Doors open at 6 p.m.; seats
are expected to fill up fast.
Performing in conjunction
with the Warrenton middle
and high school choirs,
the three ensembles will
celebrate the holidays with
symphonic and choral music.
The concert is free, but
donations are welcomed and
will be split between the Co-
lumbia River Symphony and
Warrenton School District
music program.
Refreshments will be
provided during intermission.
Bring your camera, as photo
opportunities with Santa and
his sleigh will be available
in the lobby during intermis-
sion, and at the end of the
program.
Musical selections
include “Suite of Carols,”
Mendelssohn’s “Hark! The
Herald Angels Sing,” “White
Christmas” and “Tidings
of Comfort & Joy,” and a
Warrenton middle and high
school combined selection
titled “Remembering Decem-
bers.”
Led by conductor Cory
Pederson, Columbia River
Symphony is an all-volun-
teer, nonprofit performing
arts group.