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New York Times, Tuesday, August 10, 2004

Author:
Sarah Keller
Editor:
Will Shortz
48-Across : Foyer
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111.5115617%
Sarah Keller

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 76, Blocks: 36 Missing: {JQVXZ} Spans: 1 Puzzle has duplicate clues. This is puzzle # 24 for Ms. Keller. Tuesday freshness: 53%
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© 2004, The New York Times8/10/4 ( No. 19,999 )
Across
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Home to Honolulu : OAHU
5
Sticky stuff : GOOP
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Mends, as socks : DARNS
14
"The Good Earth" mother : OLAN
15
Good lot size : ACRE
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"The Waste Land" poet : ELIOT
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Where to find a hammer, anvil and stirrup : MIDDLEEAR
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Oro y ___ (Montana's motto) : PLATA
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Charlie Rose's network : PBS
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An Arkin : ALAN
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Ease up : LOOSEN
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It may be found in front of a saloon : HITCHINGPOST
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Tone-___ (rapper) : LOC
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Strong hand cleaner : LYESOAP
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"Doe, ___ ..." ("The Sound of Music" lyric) : ADEER
34
Queens stadium : SHEA
36
6 on a phone : MNO
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Picture-filled item often seen in a living room : COFFEETABLEBOOK
41
"C'___ la vie" : EST
42
Missing the deadline : LATE
43
Bonkers : LOONY
44
Hopelessness : DESPAIR
47
What 20-Across lacks : ADS
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Foyer : ENTRANCEHALL
54
Former White House pooch : MILLIE
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Private eyes : TECS
58
Romance : WOO
59
Seed coverings : ARILS
60
International business mantra : FREETRADE
62
Carnival show : RAREE
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Lends a hand : AIDS
64
Valuable rocks : ORES
65
Odist to a nightingale : KEATS
66
McCartney played it in the Beatles : BASS
67
Top ratings : TENS
Down
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That certain "something" : OOMPH
2
It may be airtight : ALIBI
3
Verb with thou : HADST
4
Sturm ___ Drang : UND
5
Irish dialect : GAELIC
6
Continental divide? : OCEAN
7
Big ape : ORANG
8
___ capita : PER
9
Unseat : DEPOSE
10
Apportions : ALLOTS
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Inlets : RIAS
12
Post-it : NOTE
13
Ollie's partner in old comedy : STAN
18
Capital of Punjab province : LAHORE
22
Faithful : LOYAL
24
Staff leader? : CLEF
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First-year West Pointer : PLEBE
28
Melville romance : OMOO
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Before long : ANON
30
Snaillike : POKY
31
Passed with flying colors : ACED
32
Teaspoonful, maybe : DOSE
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Young newts : EFTS
34
Football legend Bart : STARR
35
Where a rabbit may be hidden : HAT
38
10-point type : ELITE
39
First-born : ELDEST
40
Twaddle : BOSH
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Small shot : PELLET
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Liqueur flavorers : ANISES
47
Admission : ACCESS
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Courtyards : ATRIA
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Must-haves : NEEDS
51
Vigilant : AWARE
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Waterproof wool used for coats : LODEN
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Silt deposit : LOESS
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Word that can follow the end of 17-, 23-, 37-, 48- or 60-Across : MARK
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"Dies ___" (liturgical poem) : IRAE
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Old Italian coin : LIRA
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Groovy : FAB
61
Twaddle : ROT

Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later.

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