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Paula Gamache
Paula Gamache

NY Times, Sun, Nov 11, 2012 DIAGRAMLESS

54-Across : Apple buys

Author:
Paula Gamache
Editor:
Will Shortz
Rows: 17, Columns: 17, Words: 82, Blocks: 88
Notepad: This diagramless is 17 squares wide by 17 squares deep and has regular crossword symmetry. 1-Across begins in the 4th square of the first row.
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© 2012, The New York Times
Across
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Pooches' cries, in the comics : ARFS
5
Many corp. execs : MBAS
9
Update, as an antique lamp : REWIRE
11
You are here : EARTH
12
Tippled : HADAFEW
13
1950 Doris Day film inspired by "No, No, Nanette" : TEAFORTWO
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Big band singer Ray : EBERLE
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Word repeated before "again" : TRY
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Geishas' bands : OBIS
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Meeting place : RENDEZVOUS
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No ___ land : MANS
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One of the Berliners? : EIN
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Outback marsupial : KANGAROO
30
Longtime dictionary publisher : MERRIAM
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Poetic times : MORNS
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Lofty piece : ODE
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Leave the band behind : GOSOLO
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Get by somehow : MUDDLETHROUGH
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Average Town, U.S.A. : PEORIA
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A.F.L.'s partner : CIO
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Move quietly : STEAL
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Foamed : FROTHED
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Pandemic of the late '50s : ASIANFLU
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Stretch (out) : EKE
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Apple buys : MACS
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Bicolor oxford : SADDLESHOE
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Places of refuge : ARKS
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List-shortening abbr. : ETC
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Consecrate with oil : ANOINT
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Philosophical Benjamin Hoff best seller using Milne characters, with "The" : TAOOFPOOH
68
Tardy : OVERDUE
69
Hole in the head : SINUS
70
Company newbies : HIREES
71
Former red state? : USSR
72
Songwriter Novello : IVOR
Down
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Tony or Oscar : AWARD
2
The "R" of N.R.A. : RIFLE
3
Icebox : FREEZER
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Hem, but not haw : SEW
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Container shipping giant : MAERSK
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Barnyard bellow : BRAY
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Justice Dept. raiders : ATF
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"The Borgias" airer, briefly : SHO
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Tony-winning playwright David : RABE
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First couple's place : EDEN
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Famous phrase before departing : ETTU
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Half a couple : HER
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Caesar, for one : ROMAN
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Mountain transports : TBARS
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Thunderbird lover, say : WINO
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Italian bone : OSSO
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First House-of-Tudor Henry : VII
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Wild ass : ONAGER
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Cupid : AMOR
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Court plea, for short : NOLO
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Complainer : GROUCH
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Tiger ___ : MOM
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Univ. address ender : EDU
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Error marker : REDPEN
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Dominant theme : MOTIF
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Like some Nobel Prizes : SHARED
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Refusing to listen : DEAF
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Lie around : LOLL
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Bestow, to Burns : GIE
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Portable trough : HOD
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Perv, e.g. : SICKO
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"Jerusalem Delivered" poet : TASSO
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Approved, informally : OKD
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Port on the Mediterranean : TELAVIV
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Latin trio member : AMAT
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___ Lee : SARA
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Amer. concert series : USTOUR
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Dresden cries : ACHS
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First month in Mexico : ENERO
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More steamed : SORER
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Camouflage : HIDE
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Heavy burden : ONUS
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Tour de France season : ETE
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Seemingly forever : EONS
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The Seminoles of the A.C.C. : FSU
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Math ratios : PIS
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"___ see what you mean!" : OHI
Answer summary: 4 unique to this puzzle, 3 debuted here and reused later.

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