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New York Times, Wednesday, December 8, 2004

Author:
Norm Guggenbiller
Editor:
Will Shortz
63-Across : Very cold
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Norm Guggenbiller

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 74, Blocks: 38 Missing: {JKQVX} Spans: 1 This is puzzle # 2 for Mr. Guggenbiller. Wednesday freshness: 59%
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© 2004, The New York Times12/8/4 ( No. 20,119 )
Across
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Touches up : EDITS
6
Sound of relief : SIGH
10
High-five, e.g. : SLAP
14
Place to lounge : PATIO
15
Plot part : ACRE
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Hotel feature : HALL
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"That's all ___!" : INEED
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Four Freedoms subject : FEAR
19
Spot : ESPY
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Rehearsed for a concert? : COMPAREDNOTES
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"What ___ now?" : ISIT
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Hard to comprehend : DEEP
25
Org. : ASSN
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Poe's Arthur Gordon ___ : PYM
30
The scarlet letter, e.g. : STIGMA
34
Shooting marble : TAW
35
Like most urban land : ZONED
37
Canadian physician Sir William ___ : OSLER
38
Performed in a concert? : BLEWONESOWNHORN
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Follow ___ (sleuth) : ALEAD
42
"Soap" family : TATES
43
Uris hero : ARI
44
Arcade game : TETRIS
46
F.I.C.A. funds it : SSA
47
Eye problem : STYE
48
Commercial name suffix : RAMA
50
Jazz group, often : TRIO
52
Listened to a concert? : FACEDTHEMUSIC
57
Bell curve figure : MEAN
59
Pre-euro money : LIRE
60
Therapeutic treatment, maybe : AROMA
61
Jump over : OMIT
62
Sainted fifth-century pope : LEOI
63
Very cold : GELID
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Put under? : BURY
65
Brewski : SUDS
66
Elysian spots : EDENS
Down
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Bigger than big : EPIC
2
Linda of soaps : DANO
3
Doohickey : ITEM
4
Men's accessory : TIEPIN
5
Drink mixes : SODAS
6
Medicaid, for one : SAFETYNET
7
Clinched : ICED
8
K : GRAND
9
Medal winners : HEROES
10
Like some grins : SHEEPISH
11
Maiden : LASS
12
Saint Moritz sight : ALP
13
Work at : PLY
21
Wisconsin college : RIPON
22
Rockies range : TETONS
25
Taking one's cuts : ATBAT
26
French explorer La ___ : SALLE
27
Like dessert wines : SWEET
29
Flat spots : MESAS
31
Be a bad winner : GLOAT
32
___-andrew (buffoon) : MERRY
33
Golfer with an army : ARNIE
35
Signs in the sky : ZODIAC
36
Tends to details, figuratively : DOTSTHEIS
39
It may be extended : WARRANTY
40
"Here ___" (arrival words) : WEARE
45
Seems suspicious : SMELLS
47
Went bad : SOURED
49
Parting word : ADIEU
51
Public relations concern : IMAGE
52
"Eh" : FAIR
53
Walked on : TROD
54
Exclusive : SOLE
55
Poker player's declaration : IMIN
56
Scoundrels : CADS
57
F.B.I. target, with "the" : MOB
58
Grounded Aussie : EMU

Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 1 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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