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New York Times, Monday, February 21, 2011

Author:
Ed Sessa
Editor:
Will Shortz
Blog:
21-Down : Gives off, as an odor
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Edward Sessa

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 74, Blocks: 40 Missing: {JX} Puzzle has duplicate clues. This is puzzle # 11 for Mr. Sessa. Monday freshness: 89%
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© 2011, The New York Times2/21/11 ( No. 22,385 )
Across
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Fistfuls of money : WADS
5
"The World According to ___" : GARP
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Mistreat : ABUSE
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Baldwin of "30 Rock" : ALEC
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Polish/German border river : ODER
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Ink for a laser printer : TONER
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Civil rights pioneer Parks : ROSA
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Game akin to bingo : KENO
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Mountains in Chile : ANDES
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He's famous for the words "There's a sucker born every minute" : PHINEASTBARNUM
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"My Gal ___" : SAL
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Mohawked actor of "The A-Team" : MRT
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Bay window : ORIEL
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Words of solidarity : UNITEDWESTAND
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Non-earthlings, for short : ETS
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They: Fr. : ILS
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Turner who led a slave rebellion : NAT
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Flavorful citrus parts : ZESTS
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Commercials : ADS
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Carries : TOTES
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"But is it ___?" : ART
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Mil. command centers : HQS
42
"Cheers" setting : BAR
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Feature of many Judd Apatow films : GROSSOUTHUMOR
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___ New Guinea : PAPUA
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Paranormal letters : ESP
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A Gabor sister : EVA
53
1971 Gay Talese title derived from one of the Ten Commandments : HONORTHYFATHER
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Tarp, e.g. : COVER
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Simon & Garfunkel's "___ Rock" : IAMA
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Mister, in Münster : HERR
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Fortunate, old-style : BLEST
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Ruler toppled by the Bolsheviks : CZAR
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"___ expert, but ..." : IMNO
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Alternative to Tic Tacs : CERTS
63
"Auld Lang ___" : SYNE
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Compass points (seen spelled out in 20-, 26-, 43- and 53-Across) : NSEW
Down
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Gets bent out of shape : WARPS
2
Hi from Don Ho : ALOHA
3
1950s-'60s TV studio : DESILU
4
Read, as a U.P.C. symbol : SCAN
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Kiddie racers : GOKARTS
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"___ Fideles" : ADESTE
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Landlord's check : RENT
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Annual games for football's elite : PROBOWLS
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Some old computers : ATARIS
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Baby's headgear : BONNET
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Like a wave : UNDULANT
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Appear : SEEM
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Hosp. sites for dire cases : ERS
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Gives off, as an odor : EMITS
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Mars : Roman :: ___ : Greek : ARES
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Human cannonball catcher : NET
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Performed, biblically : DIDST
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Scot's refusal : NAE
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Drunk's affliction, for short : DTS
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Move after a zig : ZAG
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Make a wrong move : ERR
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Pay a visit : STOPOVER
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Water polo and synchronized swimming : AQUATICS
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Home of the N.F.L.'s Buccaneers : TAMPA
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Pizarro's gold : ORO
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60 minutes : HOUR
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Money for a trip across town, say : BUSFARE
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Least batty : SANEST
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Water polo and synchronized swimming : SPORTS
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"Yo!" : HEYMAN
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Does more tailoring on, as a skirt : REHEMS
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Jules who pioneered in science fiction : VERNE
52
--> or <-- : ARROW
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Puncture : HOLE
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Having a bit of smog : HAZY
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Skinny : THIN
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Toronto-based TV network : CBC

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