Times-Herald (Vallejo)

Crossword EDitED by Will Shortz No. 0205

- BLACK PUZZLEMAKE­RS’ WEEK PUZZLE BY ERIK AGARD

Every daily crossword this week, Monday to Saturday, is made by an African-American contributo­r. Erik Agard is a crossword editor in Kansas City, Mo. This is his 68th crossword for The Times. To read more about the puzzle, see nytimes.com/wordplay.

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Them’s fightin’ words

Deems suitable Pop up a lot, perhaps?

Try “Rock-a-bye” locale

Raised Reconstruc­tion, e.g.

Bit of ancient writing

___ Dove, former U.S. poet laureate Snitch (on), informally Concern in geomorphol­ogy Send off

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Spicy sandwich spread

What you’re in when you’re in the zone Umbilicus, familiarly “Deuce and a quarter” automaker Subject of H.R. 40, introduced in every Congress since 1989

Product from Bevel or Oui the People Train stations “Tell me now” Beat in the news business Seconds, say

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Hip-hop’s ___ Soul

Be wildly successful, as at a comedy club

___ Louis, capital of Mauritius Finally

Jazz great Mary ___ Williams Not much

Pair of rings? Provisos

Run through Online magazine co-founded by Henry Louis Gates Jr. Observes one of the Five Pillars of Islam

DOWN

Plan

Concern in geomorphol­ogy A fine way to discourage foul language? Homage of a sort

2019 M.L.B. champs

Pay, as big bucks

Actor James ___ Jones 8 9 10 11 12 14 17 21 24

One-named rapper who became a co-host of

CBS’s “The Talk” Undergroun­d rap?

Revered woman in Islam

“Totally makes sense”

Yet

Many nonfiction films, for short Spelman figure, informally

Unit officially defined as 42 gallons

Résumé go-with 28 30 31 33 36 37 40 41

Home of many a Sherpa Devices sold with motion sensors Language in which you might be greeted “Hullo, hoo are ye?” Do nothing Subject of a Car and Driver report

Features of some film reviews Beyoncé became one in 2003

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Dough

Achieve stardom, so speak

Wood strip Distinctiv­e features of Marcus Garvey’s helmet Inits. one might hear at the office

Spanish opposite of bajo

Inits. one might hear at the office

“___ Te Ching” Major export of Kenya to

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