Chicago Tribune (Sunday)

Opening Act

- By Pam Amick Klawitter Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis

Savvy Degrees for corp. execs

Grates on Couples’ refuge? Come to a boil

__ of office They have Mystery and Birthday Cake varieties

22 It’s tipped in a

parlor 23 Appreciati­ve

freeloader­s? 26 English cathedral

town

27 Early mobile

home?

28 Merged telecom co. 29 Brie coverings 30 Poems that glorify 31 Entrust, as

authority

35 Little bitty bits 37 World conference

participan­ts? 43 Platte River valley

native

45 Spherical opening? 46 Crews of “America’s Got Talent”

47 “__ something I

said?”

48 __ set

52 Bad way to come

on

56 Garfield’s foil 57 1993 Oscar

nominee Rosie 59 Longtime

SeaWorld star 61 Proof of ownership 63 ’Neath opposite 64 Taco topping 65 “There’s snowplace like home” or “I only have ice for you”? 69 FedEx alternativ­e 71 NFL’s Gronk and

others

72 Special __ 73 Vietnam holiday 74 Writing that’s both flowery and thoughtful? Sketch starter U.K. locale Tolstoy title name Goofs around

B in chemistry Spare tire, perhaps “Nausea” novelist Court cry Grade

11 16 19 20 21 80 84 85 86 87 88 90 93 95 96 Sunset dirección 98 Fictional captain with the middle name Tiberius 100 Hebrew prophet 102 Time anticipate­d by environmen­talists? 109 Time-honored

words

110 It may be requested before a sentence

111 Much junk mail 114 WWI battle river 116 Time of

preparatio­n

117 Take effect

122 Old Mideast

alliance: Abbr. 123 Bad dream about

Cerberus?

127 USMA part, briefly 128 Beloved 1981 bride 129 Memo letters 130 Silver State NFLer 131 Sign of a hit

132 Bier holder

133 Aussie hoppers 134 Dakota del Norte,

por ejemplo

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 24 25 30 32

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34 36

37

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Marines NCO “Over __!” Gather Major suffix Cajole Rapper Mos __ Like lava Troublemak­er Absorbed, as a cost Doo-wop syllable Silk Road desert Big sporting spots Bring about Much

Sound from a flat Breezed through __ of thumb Florida attraction Hybrid citrus Fantasized Bony prefix Just managed, with “out” “This is so relaxing!” Gets ready to drive Winter setting in the Rockies: Abbr. Show off a new outfit, say

Pays to play Film set VIP Passion

Gave it a whirl 42 43 44 49

Watchful ones Lollapaloo­zas In the Black? Top row keyboard key

Had success on the links

Clark Kent, on Krypton Post-Trojan War epic

Prefix with con Fellow

Frank of avantgarde rock Whse. inventory Geeky sort Voldemort’s title Skating gold medalist Ohno Certain footrest Pacific Division NBA team Clear, as a windshield Calculus pioneer Clear the board Genetic material Curie or Cardin Houston-to-Miami dir. Restaurant critic Claiborne Raised-chair dance Sarcophagu­s symbol 89 Second-stringers 91 Ring ref ’s decision 92 Ransacked

94 #30 on a table 97 Last word, say 99 Author Kesey 101 Tabasco time-outs 103 Brit’s rats?

104 Greek markets 105 Mocha native 106 Grado de examen

perfecto

107 Bacon and Smith 108 10 C-notes

111 Adding results 112 Couple

113 1968 self-named

folk album

115 Have in mind 118 Send out

119 “Done!”

120 Ticked off

121 Roman ruler of ill

repute

123 NFL scores

124 Dinghy mover 125 Muscle car in a

’60s hit

126 Where Charlemagn­e reigned: Abbr.

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54 55 58

60 62 66 67

68 70

74

75 76 77 78 79

81

82 83

Unscramble the six Jumbles, one letter per square, to form six words. Then arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by this cartoon.

Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box in bold borders contains every digit 1to9.

Level:

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