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New York Times, Tuesday, January 9, 2001

Author:
Nick Grivas
Editor:
Will Shortz
57-Across : Beachgoers from northern Spain?
TotalDebutLatestCollabs
911/15/19996/1/20051
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Nick Grivas

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 76, Blocks: 36 Missing: {JVX} Spans: 3 This is puzzle # 7 for Mr. Grivas. Tuesday freshness: 42%
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© 2001, The New York Times1/9/1 ( No. 18,690 )
Across
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Zebras on the gridiron : REFS
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Examine, slangily, with "out" : SCOPE
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Puppy sounds : YIPS
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He sang about Alice : ARLO
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Imitated a crow : CAWED
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"The ___ Love" (R.E.M. hit) : ONEI
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Comical Highlanders? : GAELSOFLAUGHTER
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Belfry spots : STEEPLES
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Yellow parts : YOLKS
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Harris and Bradley : EDS
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Former frosh : SOPH
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Acts like a mother hen : FUSSES
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Clear soup : CONSOMME
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Prank : ANTIC
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Biblical name for Syria : ARAM
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Bumper sticker letters : AAA
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Proofreaders from Prague? : CZECHSFORERRORS
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Cause for overtime : TIE
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"Stalag 17" extras : POWS
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Like much of Poe's work : EERIE
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Pass receiver : SPLITEND
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Your parents' music : OLDIES
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Wished undone : RUED
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Part of T.G.I.F.: Abbr. : FRI
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Brilliance : ECLAT
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Give comfort to : REASSURE
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Beachgoers from northern Spain? : BASQUESINTHESUN
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Naysayer : ANTI
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Company that merged with BP, 1998 : AMOCO
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Be dependent : RELY
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Capone's nemesis : NESS
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Spud : TATER
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Carpet layer's calculation : AREA
Down
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Tramp's attire : RAGS
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Part of Q.E.D. : ERAT
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Go on the lam : FLEE
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Dover ___ : SOLE
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Dresses down : SCOLDS
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Sidewalk eateries : CAFES
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Birds in barns : OWLS
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Prankster's projectile : PEA
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Univ. e-mail ending : EDU
10
Part of a pirate's refrain : YOHOHO
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Like J.F.K. Airport : INTL
12
Cheat, in a way : PEEK
13
They're dubbed : SIRS
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Address : SPEECH
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Pulls a fast one on : GYPS
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Takes wing : SOARS
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"This one's ___" : ONME
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Almanac stuff : FACTS
26
Open, as a jacket : UNZIP
27
Girder composition : STEEL
28
[not my error] : SIC
29
Three, they say : CROWD
30
Early New Zealander : MAORI
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Donny's sister : MARIE
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Comforts : EASES
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"I bid you ___ farewell" : AFOND
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Graf ___ : SPEE
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Really enjoy : RELISH
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Flushed : RED
44
Basra residents : IRAQIS
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"Swan Lake" attire : TUTU
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Demosthenes, e.g. : ORATOR
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Thief's customer : FENCE
49
Israel's Abba : EBAN
50
Chaplin prop : CANE
51
D-Day craft : LSTS
52
Knee-slapper : RIOT
53
Hospital fluids : SERA
54
Terminal man? : USER
55
Hold sway : RULE
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"Orinoco Flow" singer : ENYA
58
Polish off : EAT
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Diminutive, in Dundee : SMA

Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later, 1 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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