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New York Times, Thursday, July 10, 2003

Author:
Michael Shteyman
Editor:
Will Shortz
4-Down : World financial grp.
TotalDebutLatestCollabs
552/13/200111/11/20176
SunMonTueWedThuFriSatVariety
336717694
RebusCircleScrabDebutFresh
521.6225255%
Michael Shteyman

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 78, Blocks: 40 Missing: none – this is a TRIPLE pangram. Scrabble average: 2.13 Puzzle has duplicate clues. This is puzzle # 19 for Mr. Shteyman. Thursday freshness: 79%
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E
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© 2003, The New York Times7/10/3 ( No. 19,602 )
Across
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Like an ass : EQUINE
7
Field call : CAW
10
Scrap : ORT
13
Clodpate : LUMMOX
14
"___ quiet!" : OHBE
15
It may be involved in a shell game : PEA
16
Thresher shark : SEAFOX
17
IHOP offering : FLAPJACK
19
Signal, in a way : NODTO
21
Brimless hat : TOQUE
22
Some jazz performances : JAMS
26
First Indian P.M. : NEHRU
28
Old pro : GURU
29
Outfit : EQUIP
31
Dramatist Peter who won a Tony for "Marat/Sade" : WEISS
33
Skill at picking up things? : ESP
34
One way to get to Washington : DULLES
36
Spontaneously : ADLIB
38
With 14-Down, feature of this puzzle repeated three times : ALLTHELETTERS
42
Jazz dance : STOMP
43
How coffee may be served : AULAIT
45
Form of music files on the Net : WAV
48
Much of the Beatles' "She Loves You" : YEAHS
50
Kind of oven : PIZZA
51
Tel ___ : AVIV
53
Bite, say : SNACK
55
Weizman of Israel : EZER
56
Aspect : FACET
58
Cannot stand : ABHOR
60
Direction indicator of the earth's magnetic field : FLUXGATE
62
Regular employment : DAYJOB
67
Actor Chaney : LON
68
Janet Jackson hit "___ Lonely" : IGET
69
Part of the iris : AREOLA
70
Old Spanish queen : ENA
71
Washington agent : FED
72
Many a marathon winner : KENYAN
Down
1
Noisy transports : ELS
2
N.Y. neighbor : QUE
3
Co-star of Liam in "Les Misérables," 1998 : UMA
4
World financial grp. : IMF
5
It precedes one : NOON
6
BP competitor : EXXON
7
Half of table salt : CHLORIDE
8
Org. popular with authors : ABA
9
Cried : WEPT
10
Unclear : OPAQUE
11
Comes back : RECURS
12
Begin : TAKEUP
14
See 38-Across : OFTHEALPHABET
18
Nudge : JOG
20
It might get your feet wet : DEW
22
Clampett of 1960's TV : JED
23
Soft shade : AQUA
24
Chew (over) : MULL
25
Potted plant sites : SILLS
27
Org. that raises a racket? : USLTA
30
Minor : PETTY
32
Crunch : SITUP
35
Sneaks, say : SHOES
37
Misrepresent : BELIE
39
Gave off : EMANATED
40
Tease : RAZZ
41
Medium, e.g. : SIZE
44
Some goo : TAR
45
IHOP offering : WAFFLE
46
Land of the Blessed, in myth : AVALON
47
Llama relative : VICUNA
49
Principal location?: Abbr. : SCH
52
Annoy : VEX
54
Brownie maker : KODAK
57
Letters of relief : TGIF
59
Infrequent : RARE
61
___-appropriate : AGE
63
It's worth about a penny : YEN
64
Rapture : JOY
65
Suffix with schnozz : OLA
66
Embargo : BAN

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

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