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Chicken (out) Mild cheese Latticewor­k component Grandson of Adam Behind-thescenes retail space Imaginary fish? QBs’ targets Second-largest W. Hemisphere country Clutches Année quarter Composer Bartók Email tab Water collection pit Uh-huh accompanie­rs Participat­es in a biathlon for physicians? Of limited scope

Old auto named for an explorer Where climbing plants flourish? 44 More than a

peck

45 Yours, to Yves 46 “O, that way madness lies” speaker Many a Ph.D. 50-Across’s subj., perhaps Mail creator Texting qualifier 60 Where some

drives begin 61 Tire-testing

statistics? 64 Common cooking ingredient 65 Campsite sight 66 Language that

gave us “plaid” 67 Architectu­ral

projection­s 68 Last letters in

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 18 24 27 29 30 31 33 34 Record-breaking, rainwise Reciprocal­ly Alaskan burger choice Nittany Lions’ sch. Dickensian holiday dish Remains at the butcher Aerial enigma Microwave signal, sometimes Hardware brand Symbols of innocence Spring up Mortise partner “I __ noticed” That, in Madrid One may include a shower

__ Arbor Henry VIII’s sixth They may be long at the track Square root of neun

Find (out) Long haul Recital numbers

DAILY BRIDGE CLUB:

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In today’s deal, you are asked to bid as South and become declarer at three spades. West leads the queen of diamonds, dummy plays low and East takes the ace! You win the club return and lead a trump: seven, queen, ace. You ruff East’s club return. What next?

Vu-Bridge asks you to figure out East-West’s shape. East had one diamond, and Leatherwor­ker’s set

2014 “NCIS” spinoff locale, briefly

37 Pecan, for Texas 40 How brooms are

usually stored 42 Org. affected by

net neutrality 43 Fully comprehend­s 46 Hanukkah serving 47 Wrong turn, say 48 Bring together 49 Basel-based pharmaceut­ical giant 35 36 clubs were surely split 4-4. Since East did not open in a major, his pattern was 4-41-4. Lead a heart to dummy and a trump to your nine.

Vu-Bridge offers a variety of material for players at all skill levels. For informatio­n, see baronbarcl­ay.com. Get a free catalog of books, instructio­nal software and other bridge-related items.

DAILY QUESTION: You hold: ♠ Q8 ♥ A84 ◆ K 842 ♣ 8 6 4 3. Your partner opens one spade, you respond 1NT, he bids two hearts and you return to two spades. Partner then bids three hearts. What do you say?

ANSWER: Partner’s three hearts shows game interest. He would not raise the level of the contract just to 51 52 53 56 57 58 62 63 Feature of many a Daniel Boone depiction Skips Driving hazard

GPS datum Land of the banshee Civil rights icon Parks Canadian rapper with the album “Reckless” Big name in snack food tell you he has a fifth heart. Your king of diamonds may not be useful, but your honors in his long suits justify a raise to four hearts.

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