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HEAR! HEAR!

New York Times, Sunday, June 27, 2004

Author:
Peter Abide and Steven Kahn
Editor:
Will Shortz
33-Across : 1940's-50's leader with a palindromic name
TotalDebutLatestCollabs
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2020400
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Peter Abide
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77/22/200312/16/20072
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11.533627%
Steve Kahn

This puzzle:

Rows: 21, Columns: 21 Words: 140, Blocks: 75 Missing: {QX} This is puzzle # 6 for Mr. Abide. This is puzzle # 3 for Mr. Kahn. Sunday freshness: 83%
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© 2004, The New York Times6/27/4 ( No. 19,955 )
Across
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Locale for Bo-Peep : MEADOW
7
Noted ennead : MUSES
12
Sigmoid : SSHAPED
19
Offered as proof : ADDUCED
21
In concert : ASONE
22
Current flowing in the direction of the wind : LEETIDE
23
"Long live the king! Long live the king!," for example? : CHANTSOFREIGN
25
Pertinent : ONTOPIC
26
"Oh, puh-leeze!" : GETALIFE
27
Saturn, e.g. : DEUS
29
Ambient music composer Brian : ENO
30
Addition signs : CARETS
33
1940's-50's leader with a palindromic name : UNU
34
1962 war epic, with "The" : LONGESTDAY
37
Mixture : OLIO
38
Cotton pod in Santiago? : BOLLOFCHILE
40
Persian pleasures? : CATNIPS
44
Blockheads : OAFS
45
Seminary graduate : RABBI
49
It can be picked out : ORE
50
Prefix with natal : NEO
51
Advance, slangily : SPOT
53
Load : INSTALL
55
Latin lover's word : AMO
56
Author Bret's deceptive move? : FEINTOFHARTE
60
Missing, in a way : AWOL
61
Washout : FLOP
63
Witty Bombeck : ERMA
64
Movie mogul Marcus : LOEW
65
Amoeba, e.g. : BLOB
66
Chatterbox : JAWER
68
Sit (down) : PLOP
69
Down in the dumps : GLUM
70
Levee feature : SLOPE
71
___ lot (gorged oneself) : ATEA
72
Washington locale, with "the" : MALL
73
Bookstore sect. : BIOG
74
Hebrew leader: Var. : ALEF
75
Footnote abbr. : IBID
76
Bridal procession area? : AISLEOFWHITE
79
F.D.R.-era agcy. : WPA
82
Chatterboxes : MAGPIES
84
Code signals : DITS
85
Former California fort : ORD
86
Frick collection : ART
87
Work ___ : ETHIC
88
Popular music magazine : SPIN
90
Consistent moneymaker : CASHCOW
92
Quiet before lions attack an animal herd? : PEACEOFGNUS
98
Home of 3-Down: Abbr. : OKLA
99
Vulnerable area : UNDERBELLY
102
She famously married in Gibraltar on 3/20/69 : ONO
103
Addict : ABUSER
105
Flying Cloud automaker : REO
106
Island east of Java : BALI
107
Lacking a sponsor : ORPHANED
109
Decorative shelters : GAZEBOS
112
Herb for one at the Round Table? : THYMEOFKNIGHT
117
Kick up a notch : ELEVATE
118
"Er ..." : IMEAN
119
Feature of the stratosphere : THINAIR
120
Abandons : DESERTS
121
Sore spots : CORNS
122
Curt : SNIPPY
Down
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Fellah : MAC
2
Old English letter : EDH
3
Town in 98-Across : ADA
4
"The Count of Monte Cristo" setting : DUNGEON
5
Chess pawns, e.g. : OCTET
6
Bridge positions : WESTS
7
Name with Dan or San : MARINO
8
Earning one's keep, say : USEFUL
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Parisian silk : SOIE
10
Side in the War of 1812: Abbr. : ENG
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Goodbye gala : SENDOFF
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Swamp : SLOUGH
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Judo master : SENSEI
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Plenty ticked, with "up" : HET
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___ Z : ATO
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Spoke (up) : PIPED
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Suburb of Minneapolis : EDINA
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Spurious aircraft : DECOY
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___ 180 : DOA
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Bungle : FLUB
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Letter attachments: Abbr. : ENCS
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Ski lodge fare : COCOA
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Door attachment : ALARM
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Dieter's morning routine? : RITEOFWEIGH
34
Unwilling : LOATH
35
Certain cameras, for short : SLRS
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Place to set cups : TEATABLE
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Bath accessory : LOOFA
41
Guaranteed to get : INFOR
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Wren's sound : PEEP
43
"___ lied!" : SOI
46
Outcry from an eccentric group? : BAWLOFWACKS
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Weak hit : BLOOP
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"Would you look at that?!" : ILLBE
51
Boardwalk diversion : STROLL
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Ceremonial splendor : POMP
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Couple of the week, e.g. : ITEM
54
Unfamiliar : NEW
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Carter and others : NELLS
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Concedes : ALLOWS
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Unedited : ROUGH
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Old-fashioned water conduit : LEADPIPE
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Catalan composer ___ Nunó, who wrote the music for the Mexican national anthem : JAIME
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In the box : ATBAT
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España, por ejemplo : PAIS
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ESP, they say : GIFT
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Kid carriers : SLEDS
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Flirty wife in "Of Mice and Men" : MAE
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Spring sound : BOING
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Razor brand : ATRA
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Explain to : EDIFY
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Summer Games grp. : IOC
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Drudge : PROLE
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Battling : ATWAR
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Bakery employee : ICER
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Bear's cry : SELL
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Discreet : POLITIC
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Escapist? : HOUDINI
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Jack who wrote "In the Belly of the Beast" : ABBOTT
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Breaks off : CEASES
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11th-century conqueror : NORMAN
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Lets out : UNPENS
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Manhattan area : SOHO
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Exhorted : URGED
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Aussie Wimbledon winner ___ Fraser : NEALE
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Drops off : DOZES
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Crosses with loops : ANKHS
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Neighbor of Togo : BENIN
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___ and terminer (criminal court) : OYER
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Like a jiggermast : AFT
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First family member : EVE
111
High jump equipment : BAR
113
Dr.'s group : HMO
114
Interruption : GAP
115
Cool : HIP
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Tax : TRY

Answer summary:
7 unique to this puzzle, 3 debuted here and reused later, 2 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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