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New York Times, Sunday, September 1, 2024

Author:
Chandi Deitmer and Matthew Stock
Editor:
Joel Fagliano
Blog:
Midtown Manhattan hot spot … or each of this puzzle's three shaded regions?
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This puzzle:

Rows: 22, Columns: 22 Words: 154, Blocks: 86 Missing: {Z} Puzzle has duplicate clues. This is puzzle # 6 for Ms. Deitmer. This is puzzle # 28 for Mr. Stock. Sunday freshness: 88%
Notepad: Each square in the shaded areas is to be filled with a numerical digit.
Joel Fagliano notes:
Chandi Deitmer, of Cambridge, Mass., writes puzzles for Elevate Labs, a brain-training app. Matthew Stock, of Gainesville, Fla., is a master's student in school counseling. As fellow math ... read more
Jim Horne notes:

The print version of this crossword includes small x's (multiplication signs) between each pair of digits, across and down.

We recently had another puzzle with CLOUD 3x3 and SWEET 4x4. These kinds of coincidences happen to happen.

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© 2024, The New York Times9/1/24 ( No. 27,326 )
Across
1
"My hero!" : IMSAVED
8
Demonstrate : SHOW
12
Lentil-based stew from 42-Down : SAMBAR
18
Wintertime traction aid : SNOWTIRE
19
Magazine with "Maison" and "Enfants" spinoffs : MARIECLAIRE
21
Save money on one's city commute, say : SHAREACAB
22
One use of an endowment fund : FINANCIALAID
23
Kitchen sampler : TASTER
24
That's a wrap! : TORTILLA
26
Complete group : SET
27
Scrape (by) : EKE
28
Hermanas de su padre : TIAS
31
Ecosystem formed by polyps : REEF
32
Goof : ERR
34
Lose, as layers : SHED
37
West Coast N.C.A.A. conference that lost 10 teams in 2024 : PAC12
39
Cries plaintively : WAILS
41
"Same!" : ASDOI
43
Newark alternative, in brief : LGA
44
Typical length of February : 28DAYS
46
Lauds : HAILS
49
Walking : ONFOOT
51
Visual file format : JPEG
54
Oscar-winning actor in Farmers Insurance ads : JKSIMMONS
56
Writer whose work is hell to get through? : DANTE
57
Surgeon's co-worker, casually : ORNURSE
59
In which little gloves are worn : TBALL
60
Long-lasting lip makeup : STAIN
63
Podiatric woes : CORNS
64
Tennis star Wawrinka : STAN
65
"Arrr, welcome aboard me ship!" : AHOYMATEY
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Fermented Russian drink : KVASS
70
Dedication preposition : FOR
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Short nap : 40WINKS
73
Cuts : AXES
75
Genesis creator : SEGA
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Location of elation, in an idiom : CLOUD9
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What astronauts do more slowly in space than on earth : AGE
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College athletics airer : ESPNU
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Task recipient : DELEGATEE
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Cuts : HEWS
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Expiate, with "for" : ATONE
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Party ___ : UNITY
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Botanist's study : FLORA
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Won without a sweat : CRUISED
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Mattress supports : SLATS
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Source of a sleep-inducing narcotic in the "Odyssey" : LOTUSTREE
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Give up : CEDE
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Brief glimpses of stars, say : CAMEOS
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Bucko : TIGER
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Surfing move with all of one's toes off the board : HANG10
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Word with one or minute : ANY
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Parking spot for a camper : RVLOT
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Summer pests : GNATS
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Like old Nintendo consoles : 8BIT
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Put up with : BEAR
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Aussie boot brand : UGG
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Vodka sold in blue bottles : SKYY
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Ooze : SEEP
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Like Dashboard Confessional's music : EMO
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Not viable from the start, for short : DOA
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Like a grass-roots approach : BOTTOMUP
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Specialty of Bordeaux : MERLOT
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Press-on beauty products : FAKENAILS
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Midtown Manhattan hot spot … or each of this puzzle's three shaded regions? : TIMESSQUARE
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Reacted to a sudden noise, say : FLINCHED
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Assent that might be accompanied by eye-rolling : YESMOM
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Colada fruit : PINA
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Bicycles built for two : TANDEMS
Down
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"One moment!" : INASEC
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___ de rire ("dying of laughter," in French) : MORT
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Coming-of-age celebration : SWEET16
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Pac-Man platform : ATARI
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Jazz trombonist Dickenson : VIC
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Period piece : ERA
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For which one might ask for forgiveness : DEBT
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Do in, biblically : SMITE
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"A Little Devil in America" writer Abdurraqib : HANIF
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Like one Freudian stage : ORAL
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At the bottom of the standings, perhaps : WINLESS
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Pop-___ (book genre) : SCI
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"It's too bad, but …" : ALAS
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Brightly colored birds, often : MALES
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Winter Olympics event : BIATHLON
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Filmmaker Aster : ARI
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Like many Christmas ornaments : RED
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Surfer's hand sign : SHAKA
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Inbox greeting : ECARD
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Accelerate, with "up" : STEP
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Weight gained at the start of college, informally : FRESHMAN15
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The Magic, on scoreboards : ORL
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Not out : AWAKE
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"___ who?" : SAYS
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Hundred Acre Wood resident : ROO
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Awards feat, for short : EGOT
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Take out : DATE
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Military honor with fired artillery : 21GUNSALUTE
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"Are you for real?" : ISITTRUE
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Hilton ___, Pulitzer-winning critic for The New Yorker : ALS
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See 12-Across : INDIA
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Performs at a wedding, say : DJS
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Early I.S.P. : AOL
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___ suite (attached living space) : INLAW
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Squad for the Invisible Woman and the Thing : FANTASTIC4
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One table in the high school cafeteria, maybe : JOCKS
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Left no doubts about : PROVED
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Bring to a boil : ENRAGE
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Executive deg. : MBA
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Web feed inits. : RSS
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Clues for birdwatchers : SONGS
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Squirt : TYKE
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Wake-up times, for short : AMS
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Like Santa after Christmas, presumably : SOOTY
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Noted leader of the Onondaga : HIAWATHA
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Scandalous story : EXPOSE
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Longed (for) : YENNED
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Too low, musically : FLAT
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Always-open workout spots : 24HOURGYMS
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Soft leather : SUEDE
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Big-budget expense for a Marvel movie, for short : CGI
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Clear up, in a way : DEFOG
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___ de vie (fruit brandy) : EAU
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Surrealist James : ENSOR
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Stumbling sounds : ERS
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Smartphone service inits. : LTE
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Perfume, as at a Mass : CENSE
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On the ___ (often, informally) : REG
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Picket line crosser : SCAB
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Transportation division : LANE
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Lynne Cheney portrayer in 2018's "Vice" : AMYADAMS
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Turnt : LIT
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"Aw, darn!" : RATS
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Crime series spinoff with more seasons than the original : SVU
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Mug alternative, at a coffee shop : TOGOCUP
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One-fifth of a British pound : 20PENCE
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Letters of pride : LGBTQ
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Where Ross teaches paleontology on "Friends," in brief : NYU
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Contradicts : BELIES
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Exclamation after misunderstanding some Gen Z slang, say : IMOLD
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Starchy side, familiarly : TOTS
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Ned who composed an operatic version of "Our Town" : ROREM
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Exacting : STERN
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___ Strait, waterway bordering Japan : KOREA
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Edit : EMEND
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Lhasa ___ : APSO
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Like the New Year festival Songkran : THAI
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[That's ridiculous!] : PFFT
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Golfer Jon : RAHM
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Pen : STY
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Word with black or bow : TIE
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Suffix with doomer or consumer : ISM
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French menu phrase : ALA
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Reunion attendees : KIN

Answer summary:
19 unique to this puzzle, 4 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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