Dayton Daily News

THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD:

- TURNABOUT BY FRANK A. LONGO

ACROSS

Cries noisily Stuff in steel Horse cousin Often-smoked food

U.K. neighbor “As above,” in citations 19 Extremely deep sleep 20 Pavarotti of opera 22 U.S. neighbor 23 Make every effort

to be obliging 26 Vivacity

27 Mosaic work

28 — -TURN (road sign) 29 — Mason (asset management firm) BLT offerer

To any extent Revolution of Triton with respect to Neptune 36 Author Anaïs 37 Twosome

39 Not tidy

40 Two-pip card 41 Pressing it moves a cursor to the previous character Shorelines

Off the shore Justice Sotomayor Program using “.doc” files, for short

52 Mu — pork 54 Horace Greeley’s advice for American expansion 1 5 9 12

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Huge aid

In base eight She’s a star aria singer

Palme — (Cannes film award)

Bus driver’s order Ship like Capt. Nemo’s

To — (exactly) Marisa with an Oscar Cadences Irritate

Suffix with hell More pasty Horse opera Arthur of tennis Singers Idol and Ocean Sticker message on a rented VCR tape At full speed, old-style

A deadly sin “Patience — virtue” Pro vote

Do a 180, say Rapper with the album “Press Play” Old Italian stage actress Eleonora 1953 Leslie Caron film

“— always say ...” Jeopardy

“— my fault” Parent’s mind game with a child (or what you have to use to solve this puzzle?) 122 123 124

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Even score Guys rowing Smartphone downloads Suffix with well States, informally Singular of “Mmes.” Beltway VIP Watery castle protector Once, in olden days

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Bro’s kin Strange things Former Fed head Ben

Little “Ugh”-worthy Bird of myth Muscat resident Honcho Lager cousin Nissan Rogue, e.g. Bawls out Irritable from being ravenous, slangily Lay — (really fail) Wild crowd Stimulus

Vote in for a another term Lapses Notions Ralph — Emerson 1921 Karel Capek play Feared a lot Author Seton 32 33

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Bull in a ring Cockney’s residence Often-smoked food Stenches Actress Andress Do laundry Jillian of TV Spanish aunt Relatives, informally

Light bed Mixed breed Zest or Ivory “Ben-Hur” director William

The woman “Understood” S.Sgt., e.g. Yearn (for) Female cell Talks idly

Yrly. gift-giving time

Greek “I” Heightened

— dish

(bio lab item)

T. — Price

The “E” of EMT: Abbr.

Snide snicker Sixths doubled Method: Abbr. “Liberté, —, fraternité” (France’s motto) Bangkok citizen “Bye Bye Bye” band 81 82 83

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Exclamatio­ns of surprise “Sk8er —” (2002 hit) Assembly line labor org. Tpk., e.g. Actor Idle Parachute user Unmindful Online bidding site Roving robbers “Gotta go” — faire

’50s prez Not pos. “Raider” Ralph Previous conviction­s Little brooks Tough-totranslat­e phrases Composer Edward Opposite of 104-Across Tea-growing Indian state River giant, for short Dunne of film Covert “Hey!” — Kippur War Half of a bray Wolf Blitzer’s channel Clean air gp. Q-U linkup

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