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Mel Taub
Mel Taub

NY Times, Sun, Aug 04, 2013 PUNS AND ANAGRAMS

1-Across : Saying in an AT&T sign

Author:
Mel Taub
Editor:
Will Shortz
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 33
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S
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T
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A
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T
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I
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N
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G
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S
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N
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I
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P
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B
O
W
L
O
V
E
R
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P
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T
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A
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A
L
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T
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A
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K
L
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T
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S
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R
R
Y
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S
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B
R
E
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P
A
T
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H
I
L
T
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M
U
S
E
S
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S
A
L
A
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E
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E
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C
A
K
E
D
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M
A
T
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R
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S
T
R
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A
N
G
E
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S
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T
O
W
E
R
S
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D
O
N
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H
S
T
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P
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E
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L
O
T
A
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S
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B
E
H
O
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L
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D
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S
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A
M
O
R
E
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A
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S
I
D
E
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E
A
T
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N
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O
M
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G
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D
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I
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O
B
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H
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S
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C
A
T
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T
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N
O
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M
A
T
T
E
R
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S
T
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A
D
Y
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C
R
E
A
T
O
R
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E
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G
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N
G
R
O
S
S
© 2013, The New York Times
Across
1
Saying in an AT&T sign : STATING
8
Turns back : SNIPS
13
Astonish an archer? : BOWLOVER
14
It may get a hard tap in a birthday party : PINATA
16
Put off by a neat lie : ALIENATE
17
Sock for Ellen and Kate : ANKLET
18
Wretched Hindu garment, say : SORRY
19
Bear's weapon : SABRE
21
Riot's start : PAT
22
Handle found in two-thirds of a hotel chain : HILT
23
1,000 customs of Clio and Erato : MUSES
24
It's a Latin room, essentially : SALA
25
See a compass point : ESE
26
Encrusted, as a deck : CAKED
27
A term for one parent : MATER
28
Odd garnets : STRANGE
30
We sorts of people who pack things : STOWERS
32
Man seen after ten : DON
33
Historic White House letters (#1, #3 and #4) : HST
34
L.A. poet's sports equipment : PELOTAS
38
What be cargo areas? : BEHOLDS
42
A St. Thomas love : AMORE
43
Idea's digression : ASIDE
45
Consume, as tea : EAT
46
Ciné city : NICE
47
End o' game : OMEGA
48
No native of Aden : DANE
49
Apt name for a revolutionary : IRA
50
Form of magic to be between two exclamations : OBEAH
51
G S E : SINGE
52
Cows that lactate with no one : CATTLE
54
Not a term of importance : NOMATTER
56
Why, dates may be described this way : STEADY
57
Makers of reactors : CREATORS
58
Trims, as some shrubbery in London : EDGES
59
Fascinate, as Gen. Ross : ENGROSS
Down
1
One who toils so for a concert : SOLOIST
2
"Baton Wielder" writer left inside : TWIRLER
3
Alter an alarm : ALERT
4
Guy who might go from Italy to the Big Apple : TONY
5
Sal's other half : IVA
6
What might Knut see hanging from a kimono sash : NETSUKE
7
Agrees to bribery : GREASE
8
Practices fighting with masts : SPARS
9
How many will follow Leo : NINE
10
Kinky, at heart : INK
11
Touch the head of a friend : PALPATE
12
Relates to a thief : STEALER
13
Sheba's parties : BASHES
15
A start for perfumers : ATTARS
20
Where debs sleep : BEDS
23
It's great for a G-man : MAGNA
24
Took care of a horror film sequel, reportedly : SAWTO
26
C (-E) : CNOTE
27
Familiar name in Israeli homes : MOSHE
29
Love to read about love : ADORE
31
First name of "The District Attorney" actress : THEDA
34
Worst fears of an Inca: Sp. : PANICS
35
Where Arabs pursue a metier : EMIRATE
36
Found tea cold : LOCATED
37
Plateau vis-à-vis a large mesa : SAME
38
H/N : BIGHORN
39
Last one of the sheds : LEANTOS
40
Swarms of bees in gardens, e.g. : DANGERS
41
Guides animals in a roundup : STEERS
44
Where one can see ghosts : SEANCE
47
Says "Yes, Bo" to orders : OBEYS
48
Morse bit to "Me, too" : DITTO
50
Antique antique : OLDE
51
River for a Russian autocrat, you might say : SAAR
53
Center stage : TAG
55
Woman in gem holdup : MEG
Answer summary: 0 unique to this puzzle, 1 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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