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New York Times, Saturday, September 13, 2008

Author:
Will Nediger
Editor:
Will Shortz
3-Down : East or West area
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Will Nediger

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 72, Blocks: 28 Missing: {VX} Spans: 2 This is puzzle # 6 for Mr. Nediger. Saturday freshness: 20%
Notepad: TEEN PUZZLEMAKER WEEK
All the daily crosswords this week, Monday through Saturday, have been contributed by puzzlemakers under the age of 20. Today's crossword is by Will Nediger, 18, of London, Ontario. He is a second-year student at the University of Western Ontario. This is his sixth puzzle for The Times.
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© 2008, The New York Times9/13/8 ( No. 21,494 )
Across
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Place to buy a smoothie : JUICEBAR
9
Electrum and others : ALLOYS
15
Author born Howard Allen O'Brien : ANNERICE
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Little show-off's cry : LOOKMA
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You shouldn't go through with it : REDLIGHT
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"The Great Escape" setting : STALAG
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Went belly up : FAILED
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Subject of some amateur videos : UFO
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World Wind developer : NASA
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Plays for a fool : USES
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Crams, maybe : PREPS
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Symptom for a car mechanic : HUM
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___ Arcs, French ski resort : LES
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Chicago-based magazine with one-million-plus circulation : EBONY
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Trailer : PROMO
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An inset might depict one : ISLET
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10-time Gold Glove winner of the 1990s and 2000s : ALOMAR
34
Film in which Olga Kurylenko plays the Bond girl : QUANTUMOFSOLACE
38
Person of great interest? : USURER
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Suggest : RAISE
40
Girl's name that sounds like two letters of the French alphabet : ESTEE
41
Resting place : BERTH
42
Cooler : CAN
45
Genre of rock's Fall Out Boy : EMO
46
Jazz great seen in the 1967 film "Hotel" : MCRAE
48
Staff lines? : MEMO
49
Cuffs : NABS
51
@ follower, sometimes : AOL
52
Balzac's "___ Bette" : COUSIN
54
Cat calls : MIAOWS
56
Little music maker : IPODNANO
58
Loosen, as a bra : UNHOOK
59
Trunk item : TIREIRON
60
Candy brand : MENTOS
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Beginning of time? : YEARZERO
Down
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Peanut butter quantity : JARFUL
2
Fidgetiness : UNEASE
3
East or West area : INDIES
4
Biologists' study : CELLS
5
Lake ___, home of the Bass Islands : ERIE
6
Cowboys' home, informally : BIGD
7
"___ was!" (German exclamation) : ACH
8
Stop daydreaming : RETURNTOREALITY
9
Journalist Joseph : ALSOP
10
Studio part : LOT
11
Advance : LOAN
12
Musical that won a 1944 Pulitzer : OKLAHOMA
13
Singer famous for her wide vocal range : YMASUMAC
14
Long Island's ___ Hill National Historic Site : SAGAMORE
21
Elflike : FEY
24
Rhapsody, e.g. : POEM
25
Bathtub sound : SPLOSH
28
Treasure : ESTEEM
29
Result of a long exposure, often : BLUR
31
Iago, for one : ROLE
32
48-Across starter : INRE
33
"___ happens ..." : ASIT
34
The late Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, familiarly : QUEENMUM
35
Ship with a memorial in New York City's Central Park : USSMAINE
36
Main route? : AUTOBAHN
37
Ride, maybe : FARE
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Pal : BRO
42
Italian writer Pavese : CESARE
43
Key of Beethoven's "Für Elise" : AMINOR
44
"You're doing it all wrong!" : NONONO
47
Port containers : CASKS
48
Frankie of "Malcolm in the Middle" : MUNIZ
50
Symbol of blackness : SOOT
52
"The Last of the Mohicans" girl : CORA
53
Wroclaw's river : ODER
55
Try hard to win : WOO
57
Trivial Pursuit goal : PIE

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