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New York Times, Thursday, July 17, 2003

Author:
Robert H. Wolfe
Editor:
Will Shortz
54-Down : Admission of 1889: Abbr.
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Robert H. Wolfe

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 76, Blocks: 38 This is puzzle # 57 for Mr. Wolfe. Thursday freshness: 66%
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J
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E
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E
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P
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A
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N
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N
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S
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D
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T
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G
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NY
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L
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M
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B
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NY
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P
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L
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M
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© 2003, The New York Times7/17/3 ( No. 19,609 )
Across
1
Base transportation : JEEP
5
Rice in a bookstore : ANNE
9
Nobel-winning peacemaker : SADAT
14
Conductor Klemperer : OTTO
15
Pass : GOBY
16
White poplar : ABELE
17
No matter what : ATANYPRICE
19
Asian tree with many trunks : BANYAN
20
Comparatively cracked : NUTTIER
21
Sorrows : DOLORS
22
It's intoxicating : ALE
23
National Aviation Hall of Fame site : DAYTON
25
Film festival film, often : INDIE
28
It's taken in for treatment : PILL
29
Spring's opposite, oceanwise : NEAP
32
Shoppers' pursuits : DEALS
33
Joe Hardy's temptress, on Broadway : LOLA
34
Its slogan was once "The sign of extra service" : ESSO
35
Balmoral relative : TAM
36
Feller of folklore? : BUNYAN
37
Uncommon insight : ESP
38
Mounted on : ATOP
40
League: Abbr. : ASSN
41
Lug : SHLEP
43
AWOL : GONE
44
Jupiter, e.g. : DEUS
45
Olympian : LOFTY
46
Time out : RECESS
48
CD follower : ROM
49
Visual : OCULAR
51
Kicks downstairs, so to speak : DEMOTES
55
Echo location : CANYON
56
Where cons may congregate : PRISONYARD
58
Steelhead or squaretail : TROUT
59
Saint known as "the Great" : LEOI
60
Talker with a beak : MYNA
61
Antônio, for one : SANTO
62
It's spun : YARN
63
Request : SEEK
Down
1
Rivers with barbs : JOAN
2
Famed words to a backstabber : ETTU
3
Louisiana, e.g., in Orléans : ETAT
4
Bun alternative : PONYTAIL
5
Be like-minded : AGREE
6
Film genre : NOIR
7
It has a peacock logo : NBC
8
Peacock plume feature : EYE
9
Wooden footwear : SABOT
10
Marine rock-clinger : ABALONE
11
Live ascetically : DENYONESELF
12
Garden spray : ALAR
13
Top scores, sometimes : TENS
18
A ton : PILES
21
"Knockin' on Heaven's Door" singer, 1973 : DYLAN
23
Greek god of wine : DIONYSUS
24
Detective Pinkerton and others : ALLANS
25
Item on a chain : IDTAG
26
"Swell!" : NEATO
27
Sky Masterson's creator : DAMONRUNYON
28
Good things : PLUSES
30
Good thing : ASSET
31
Shade of red : POPPY
36
Supreme Court middle name : BADER
39
Leave rubber on the road : PEELOUT
41
Remote option : SLOMO
42
Potential source of verbal misunderstanding : HOMONYMS
47
Poem division : CANTO
48
Amber, e.g. : RESIN
49
Fall times: Abbr. : OCTS
50
Irene of "Fame" : CARA
51
Christian from France : DIOR
52
"The Best Man" star Diggs : TAYE
53
Shore soarer : ERNE
54
Admission of 1889: Abbr. : SDAK
56
Use diligently : PLY
57
Mens ___ (criminal intent) : REA

Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 4 debuted here and reused later, 3 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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