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New York Times, Friday, January 31, 2003

Author:
Brendan Emmett Quigley
Editor:
Will Shortz
35-Down : Krupa played for him
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Brendan Emmett Quigley

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 72, Blocks: 37 Missing: {FQ} This is puzzle # 66 for Mr. Quigley. Friday freshness: 46%
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© 2003, The New York Times1/31/3 ( No. 19,442 )
Across
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"Star Trek: Voyager" captain : JANEWAY
8
"Look out!" : HEADSUP
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"You haven't started yet, have you?" : AMILATE
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"Paradise City" rocker : AXLROSE
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Make a bad entrance? : BREAKIN
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Library collection : VOLUMES
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It may keep you on your toes : BALLET
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It gets shelved : ETAGERE
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Ones who are handed sentences: Abbr. : EDS
22
First Russian Literature Nobelist : BUNIN
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Reparteeist : WIT
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Per ___ : DIEM
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Large red hog with drooping ears : DUROC
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Nothin' : NADA
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One way to buy things : ONCREDIT
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They're represented by blue : BOYS
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Skiffle instrument : JUG
33
Prince, e.g. : SON
34
Choreographer Moiseyev : IGOR
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Starter course at a Spanish meal : GAZPACHO
41
Uppity type : SNOB
42
Library science innovator : DEWEY
43
A head : EACH
45
U.S.A.F. E-7, e.g. : NCO
46
Like some bonds : RATED
47
Common female middle name : MAE
48
Nostalgic time : OLDDAYS
50
Señorita, say : LATINA
53
Arrivals : COMINGS
54
Perth Amboy is at its mouth : RARITAN
55
Generally speaking : ASARULE
56
Gate-crash : INTRUDE
57
Two fins : TENSPOT
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It doesn't include overtime : BASEPAY
Down
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Made a painful connection to : JABBED
2
Common news source : AMRADIO
3
Big name in ratings : NIELSEN
4
It's known for its tight security : ELAL
5
Twister's trail : WAKE
6
Slaving away : ATIT
7
Thirst : YEN
8
Poor soul : HAVENOT
9
Unheard-of : EXOTIC
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Scottish poet ___ Ramsay : ALLAN
11
Psychedelic, say : DRUG
12
By fair means or foul : SOMEWAY
13
Passwords' partners : USERIDS
14
The euro replaced it : PESETA
22
Immature one : BUD
23
Altdorf is its capital : URI
26
Going-nowhere position, in modern lingo : MCJOB
27
Temperature abbr. : DEG
28
Present occasion : NONCE
30
1921 man-vs.-machine play : RUR
31
Burlesque accessory : BOA
33
One may bug you : SPY
34
Nearby : INCLOSE
35
Krupa played for him : GOODMAN
36
Gears up : GETSSET
37
Really move : AWE
38
Series end, in England : ZED
39
Chew the scenery : HAMITUP
40
It's heard at some hockey games : OCANADA
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Vehicle with caterpillar treads : SNOCAT
42
Kind of colors : DAYGLO
44
"Death of a Naturalist" poet : HEANEY
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Incurred : RANUP
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Ones who make scenes?: Abbr. : DIRS
50
Superboy's sweetheart : LANA
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Newspaper section, with "the" : ARTS
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It may need air : TIRE
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Corduroy feature : RIB

Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 1 debuted here and reused later, 2 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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