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Sunday, February 10, 2013
I HEARD YOU THE FIRST TIME, Puzzle by Patrick Berry
Edited by Will Shortz
I was going to take a picture of my car buried in the snow, but the one above looks about the same…
Redundancy is the tie for the interrelated group of this Sunday crossword:
GREEN GREEN GRASS OF HOME (22A. Somewhat redundant 1965 country song?)
HUNGRY HUNGRY HIPPOS (30A. Somewhat redundant Milton Bradley game?)
EXTRA EXTRA LARGE (49A. Somewhat redundant size?)
THE WILD WILD WEST (64A. Somewhat redundant 1960s spy series?)
SHORT SHORT STORY (83A. Somewhat redundant literary genre?)
OFF OFF BROADWAY SHOW (100A. Somewhat redundant theater production?)
IT’S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD (112A. Extremely redundant 1963 caper film?)
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Remaining clues — ACROSS: 1. Wallop; 6. Gray piece; 10. Cricket club; 13. Fair-minded; 17. “Funeral Blues” writer; 18. “Pity is for the living, ___ is for the dead”: Twain; 19. Kaplan of “Welcome Back, Kotter”; 20. Info from a debriefing; 26. Journalist Couric; 27. ___ Lang, Superboy’s love; 28. 1951 Cooperstown inductee; 29. Increases, with “up”; 35. Show featuring the L.V.P.D.; 38. Oktoberfest collectibles; 39. Cotillion attendee; 40. Power in sci-fi; 41. Kneeler’s offering; 43. Ambient musician Brian; 44. Org. that fines polluters; 45. Chicken bred for its meat; 54. Roof projection; 55. Constitutional; 56. Bedtime preyer?; 57. “Nick News” host Linda; 60. Song featured in “Animal House”; 61. Bakery array; 62. Reacted to a bad call; 63. Mr. Bill appeared on it: Abbr.; 69. Sound of heartbreak; 72. Picks up; 73. Cartoon beagle; 74. Hit the roof; 78. Like some passages in a symphony; 80. Elton John nickname; 81. Deli appliance; 82. O’Neill’s “___ Christie”; 88. Scrammed; 91. Brief laugh; 92. Flamboyant stole; 93. Machiavellian concerns; 94. John of Salisbury; 95. Pink lady ingredient; 96. “The things I put up with!; 99. Buff; 106. Glinda’s creator; 107. Clock face number; 108. Repo justification; 109. Core philosophy; 118. “Ta-da!; 119. Patron saint of sailors; 120. Cut and collect; 121. 128-character set; 122. Job title abbr.; 123. Cooper Union’s location, briefly; 124. Haute cuisine it’s not; 125. Chews (out). — DOWN: 1. Not look perky, say; 2. Visibility reducer; 3. Skull session result; 4. Comb row; 5. Ancient Roman author Quintus ___; 6. In accordance with; 7. Goalie’s jersey number, often; 8. A Waugh; 9. Human speech mimickers; 10. Shearing shed sound; 11. Swallow, as costs; 12. Clearly low on patience; 13. Peter Pan rival; 14. Not as content; 15. Percussive dance troupe; 16. Musician’s rate; 19. Will Geer’s role on “The Waltons”; 21. Minus; 23. Refined; 24. Animal whose head doesn’t make a sound?; 25. Common check box on surveys; 31. MTV’s earliest viewers, mostly; 32. With 33-Down, plastic shields and such; 33. See 32-Down; 34. Equal: Prefix; 35. Tangy salad leaves; 36. Amendment guaranteeing a speedy trial; 37. Part of the front matter; 42. Mosaicist’s supply; 44. South Dakota Air Force base; 45. Not on deck, maybe; 46. R&D sites; 47. Unchanging; 48. Walk while dizzy; 50. Wimbledon champ Gibson; 51. Shakes up; 52. Very impressed; 53. Crystal Cave is one; 58. Common middle name; 59. E Day debuts; 61. Emergency; 62. Captain who says “Well, gentlemen, between ourselves and home are 27,000 sea miles”; 65. Fill up on; 66. Perfume sampling spot; 67. Roman calendar day; 68. Overused; 69. One way to go to a party; 70. “What a calamity!”; 71. Inclination; 75. Big East sch.; 76. Proust’s “E la Recherche du Temps ___”; 77. Sweet meet?; 79. Nabisco treats sold only seasonally; 81. Hidden; 84. Athens’s home; 85. 1950s TV star Duncan; 86. Do as expected; 87. Old World deer; 89. Body blow reaction; 90. World capital situated in what was once ancient Thrace; 95. How bad news is often received; 96. Attests; 97. “Music for the Royal Fireworks” composer; 98. Open conflict; 100. End note?; 101. Nickname of jazz’s Earl Hines; 102. Joins; 103. Cheney’s follower; 104. Slow on the uptake; 105. “___ Body?” (first Lord Peter Wimsey novel); 110. Marine threat; 111. Skinny; 113. Satisfied; 114. “Breaking Bad” network; 115. Great Leap Forward overseer; 116. BlackBerry buy; 117. Slam.
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