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New York Times, Saturday, August 18, 2012

Author:
Dana Motley
Editor:
Will Shortz
Blog:
32-Across : Evidence of bodily harm
TotalDebutLatest
311/30/19978/16/2013
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20001721
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1.5314867%
Dana Motley

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 72, Blocks: 33 Missing: {JQZ} This is puzzle # 30 for Ms. Motley. Saturday freshness: 8%
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© 2012, The New York Times8/18/12 ( No. 22,929 )
Across
1
Contemporary of Columbus : CABOT
6
Stats for DVDs : RPMS
10
Homey : DAWG
14
Actress De La Garza of "Law & Order" : ALANA
15
Latin word that's an anagram of 62-Across : ERAT
16
Stone for a Libra, traditionally : OPAL
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One barely riding? : LADYGODIVA
19
Put out : RILE
20
Choice for a huge movie fan? : IMAX
21
20- and 60-Across, e.g. : NAMEBRANDS
23
Peacockery displayer : FOP
24
TravelMate notebook maker : ACER
25
Food items once called Froffles : EGGOS
26
Pattern seen on a diamond : PINSTRIPES
30
Delay : HOLDUP
32
Evidence of bodily harm : SCAB
33
Lillie with a Tony : BEA
36
Leader in music : MAESTRO
38
Some markets : KROGERS
40
Lets pass : OKS
41
All the best? : TENS
43
Husky alternatives : AKITAS
44
None for the money, two for the show? : FREEPASSES
46
Davis of "Bubba Ho-Tep," 2002 : OSSIE
49
Sonoma County winery : SIMI
50
First name among exotica singers : YMA
53
White alternative : WHOLEWHEAT
55
Heart-piercing figure : EROS
56
Vulgarian : LOUT
57
Summer wear for women : HALTERTOPS
59
"Plaid" and "spunk" derive from it : ERSE
60
___ Blizzard (Dairy Queen offering) : OREO
61
Nonplussed : ATSEA
62
Be dashing : TEAR
63
Keyboardist Saunders : MERL
64
Sordid : MESSY
Down
1
Rialto setting: Abbr. : CALIF
2
Crockett Hotel's neighbor : ALAMO
3
Malcontents : BADAPPLES
4
Stone for a Cancer, traditionally : ONYX
5
Put out, in a way : TAG
6
Ready for publication : REDACT
7
They cover the basics : PRIMERS
8
Sarah Palin, self-descriptively : MAVERICK
9
Shot : STAB
10
Wear banned in many schools : DORAGS
11
Impressionistic work? : APING
12
One hard to find : WALDO
13
Cagney player on TV : GLESS
18
Boozing it up : ONASPREE
22
Alternatives to Filas : REEBOKS
27
Some bracelets : IDS
28
Almond, for one : NUTTREE
29
What a host holds : PARASITE
30
Grp. operating within a network : HMO
31
Rendering on Connecticut's state quarter : OAK
33
A 1952 3-cent stamp honored her 200th birthday : BETSYROSS
34
Long reign, say : ERA
35
Numbskull : ASS
37
Minimal market purchase : ONESHARE
39
Grant, in Glasgow : GIE
42
Pitching ace? : SPIELER
44
Tap add-on : FILTER
45
Powerful explosive : AMATOL
46
Youngster with disproportionately large eyes : OWLET
47
Popular vacation spot, with "the" : SHORE
48
"The Liberty Bell" composer : SOUSA
51
Looks down : MOPES
52
Try to find out what's inside : ASSAY
54
"___ the gods would destroy ..." : WHOM
55
Novel addendum? : ETTE
58
Butt : RAM

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