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WHERE IT'S AT

New York Times, Sunday, August 29, 2004

Author:
Manny Nosowsky
Editor:
Will Shortz
54-Across : Arm bones
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Manny Nosowsky

This puzzle:

Rows: 21, Columns: 21 Words: 144, Blocks: 76 Missing: {J} This is puzzle # 203 for Mr. Nosowsky. Sunday freshness: 60%
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© 2004, The New York Times8/29/4 ( No. 20,018 )
Across
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Gets used (to) : ADAPTS
7
Mies van der ___ (German-born architect) : ROHE
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Early education : ABCS
15
Oceans : ALOT
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Deliver, as music or water : PIPEIN
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Windows alternative : UNIX
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Wind (up) : WRAP
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Heat in a hurry : NUKE
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Fort Bliss city : ELPASO
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Fall mo. : SEPT
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Opera's ___ Te Kanawa : KIRI
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Knitting ball : YARN
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Litigant : SUER
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With 34-Across, elated : ONTOPOF
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Group of religious proselytizers : GODSQUAD
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___-de-Marne (French department) : VAL
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See 28-Across : THEWORLD
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Swain : BEAU
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Had something : AILED
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Computer-sharing setup : LAN
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Natterjack : TOAD
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Running-shoe maker : REEBOK
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Noted company headquartered in Times Square : NASDAQ
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Full count : TEN
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Source of ambergris : WHALE
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Actor Penn : SEAN
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"We know drama" sloganeer : TNT
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Arm bones : HUMERI
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She played Sally in "When Harry Met Sally ..." : MEG
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Kid : TYKE
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Anka's "___ Beso" : ESO
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Reclined : LAIN
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A modicum of modesty : GSTRING
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Seat of Allen County, Kansas : IOLA
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"___ say!" : ILL
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See 72-Across : THEEYES
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Municipally partitioned : ZONED
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Streaming video maker for the Net : WEBCAM
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With 66-Across, where some hunters aim; with 75-Across, when hockey players rest : BETWEEN
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Fast-food franchise : WENDYS
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Skating jumps : AXELS
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See 72-Across : PERIODS
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Information booth handout : MAP
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"It seems to me," in computerese : IMHO
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Bus. card info : PHONENO
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Author Sholem : ASCH
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Slice (off) : LOP
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Mai ___ (drinks) : TAIS
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Artist Rembrandt van ___ : RYN
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Menial : FLUNKY
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How to address a lt. col.? : APO
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Popular alternative press magazine : UTNE
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___ Park, Colo. : ESTES
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Spare tire : FAT
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Bloviates : ORATES
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Sell door-to-door : PEDDLE
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King Harald's capital : OSLO
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"Rock and Roll, Hoochie ___" (1974 hit) : KOO
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Comics dog : SNERT
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Round top : DOME
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See 112-Across : CONTEMPT
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Like : ALA
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Arm guard : ELBOWPAD
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With 104-Across, despicable : BENEATH
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"Toodle-oo" : TATA
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___ Minderbender, villain in "Catch-22" : MILO
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Tampa paper, for short, with "The" : TRIB
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"Beetle Bailey" creator Walker : MORT
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Titillating : EROTIC
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Foe for El Cid : MOOR
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Adm. Zumwalt : ELMO
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End in ___ : ATIE
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Go through again : RELIVE
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Aardvark fare : ANTS
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Not natural : DYED
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Call for : NEED
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Made square : EVENED
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Mimics : APES
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See 37-Down : DILUVIANS
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Attracts : APPEALSTO
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Dived for treasure? : PEARLED
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Sequel to "Angela's Ashes" : TIS
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Schnozz : SNOOT
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Corroded : RUSTEATEN
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Info in a used car want ad : ONEOWNER
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Mudhole lover : HIPPO
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Shake down : EXTORT
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Parrot's cry : AWK
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Clink, at sea : BRIG
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Chocolate substitute : CAROB
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It might be put on a web site : SPIDEREGG
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See 43-Down : ANYQUESTION
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Where to wear a lei, maybe : LUAU
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Gumbo pods : OKRA
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Be inclined : TEND
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Rink org. : NHL
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Current : FLOW
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Enclosure with a ms. : SAE
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Doo-___ : DAH
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With 2-Down, ancients : ANTE
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Flowers named for a Swedish botanist : DAHLIAS
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Father ___, famous priest to lepers : DAMIEN
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With 15-Down, undoubtedly : BEYOND
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Shootin' Annie : OAKLEY
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Folds, presses and stretches : KNEADS
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Misgiving : QUALM
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It may be see-through : NIGHTIE
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Something to see through : LENS
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"Cool" sum : MIL
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Attach, as a patch : SEWON
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Ticked : TEEDOFF
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Some are Jewish : RYES
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Flier around a lighthouse : TERN
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Breezes : ZEPHYRS
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Cry from a laggard : WAITUP
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Giver (or receiver) of alimony : EXMATE
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With 71-Down, in secret : BEHIND
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See 70-Down : CLOSEDDOORS
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Understand now, as someone's tricks : BEONTO
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More than odd : WACKO
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M.D. : PHYS
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Co. with a butterfly logo : MSN
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Took first? : PREEMPTED
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Not manual : AUTOMATED
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St. Augustine's language : LATELATIN
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See 82-Down : OPERATIVE
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With 81-Down, like some recoveries : POST
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Ontario is on it : LAKEERIE
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It's left of F1 on a PC : ESC
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Untidy one : SLOB
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France of France : ANATOLE
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Pretty sad : LOW
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Kind of show : ONEMAN
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Go (for) : OPT
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Too soon : EARLY
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Government issue, for short : TNOTE
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"Ta-da!" : THERE
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Madame Bovary : EMMA
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Emblem of Great Britain : LION
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Printer's mistake : BLOT
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Cost for a dozen, in a phrase : DIME
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Scored very well on : ACED
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Hunk's or babe's asset : BOD
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Gun : REV

Answer summary:
5 unique to this puzzle, 9 debuted here and reused later, 2 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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