
----------------- Friday, October 30, 2009 Puzzle by David Levinson Wilk, edited by Will Shortz Twelve 15-letter entries are the main feature of this end-of-the-long-week crossword:
ONE MOMENT IN TIME (17A. Whitney Houston hit recorded for the 1988 Summer Olympics); DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO (24A. 1974 Rolling Stones hit); THE SAHARA DESERT (31A. Home for an addax and dorcas gazelle); DUPLEX APARTMENT (41A. Maisonette); STRAIT IS THE GATE (48A. André Gide novel whose title comes from Matthew 7:14), La Porte Étroite; SWIMSUIT EDITION (58A. Big newsstand seller for some magazines); AREA OF EXPERTISE (3D. Bailiwick); CHOCOLATE KISSES (5D. Sweet little things with points on them); FIELD CAPACITIES (6D. Soil water saturation limits); NATIONAL ANTHEM (8D. Country music); GONE OVER THE LINE (9D. Taken things a bit too far); THIRD GENERATION (11D. Like grandchildren).



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Remaining clues: Across: 6. Skate part; 15. ___ state; 20. Fat standard, say: Abbr.; 21. One of Steinbeck’s twins; 22. Salt additive?; 23. Turning meas.; 28. Thread: Fr.; 29. Long time: Abbr.; 37. Tic-tac-toe loser; 38. Im-ho-___, Boris Karloff’s role in “The Mummy”; 39. Celtic sea god; 40. Vote in une legislature; 45. Cartoonish cry; 46. Behind; 47. “___ Town Too” (1981 hit); 54. Kind of flakes; 55. Went nowhere; 56. Anthropomorphic film villain; 57. Parisian pronoun; 63. Teacher’s deg.; 66. Deflation indication. Down: 4. Site of many ‘60s tours; 7. Travel guide listing; 10. Diamond figure on a 2006 postage stamp; 18. He said “Learn from the masses, and then teach them”; 19. Like some candidates: Abbr.; 25. Slam; 26. Canto contraction; 27. French suffix with Quebec; 31. Death in Deutschland; 32. The Astros, on scoreboards; 33. Spell; 34. Austrian article; 35. “Bull Durham” director Shelton; 36. Charge stuff; 42. Green land; 43. Hearing aids, briefly; 44. Stewie’s sister on “Family Guy”; 50. Cross character; 51. Ate; 59. Nick, say; 60. Bears make them, in brief; 61. The Blue Jays, on scoreboards.
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