Chicago Tribune (Sunday)

Split Decisions

- By Bryant White Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis

Race distance Shrink Traditiona­l koa wood product “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” author Loos Unworthy of Started up again __ officer Bishopric cousin Like aftershave after a shave 1994 A.L. batting champ Paul *Wine ingredient? *Sarah of “Suits” Pigment used in rustproof primer paints

32 Blood lines 34 Bananas or nuts 37 Monetary “p” 38 Diamonds, in slang 43 Rib-tickler 46 Oval-shaped wind 48 Benefit

49 *Slip through the cracks *Traffic stoppers Junk bond rating Yitzhak’s predecesso­r Allegro non __: fast, but not too fast Umbrella component Problemati­c to the max

Gas pump fractions Fermented honey drink

64 Mountain nymph 65 World Cup “Way to

go!”

66 Product with lots of shapes ... or what each of four black squares effectivel­y is? Poli-__ Absinthe flavoring A-line line Bench warmer? Stone set alone Basic card game 1994 Olympic gold medalist skater Baiul __ donna Triple __: liqueur *Take by force *“A Clockwork Orange” antihero Keys

South American river with a crocodile namesake

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Clumsy boats Tribal emblem Minty cocktail Gun Daredevil’s stockin-trade

99 Put out

104 *Closely match 109 *Aconcagua’s range 114 Conditiona­lly let out 115 Winning game

after game

116 They’re seen

among the reeds 118 Samurai lacking a

master

119 Go back over 120 Superheroe­s always have them They come with strings attached 122 Fine-tuned

123 Krypton, but not

Tatooine

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Bruce Wayne lives in one Pointless Stayed Business for many Amazon explorers? Agatha Christie’s “The __ Murders” “The Day the Earth Stood Still” actress Patricia

Part of A.D. Musician Redbone Half the taijitu symbol

Tried hard *Biblical possessive Polished Grooves made by a saw Sky-high gp. Time co-founder Mideast leader Fast time

On pins and needles *Gene variant Vientiane native Ocasek of the Cars Means of access *Put on the books Elon University st. Washington city where Olympic skiers Phil and Steve Mahre were born

Circle ratios *Norse mythology battle used as the subtitle of a 2017 “Thor” film

Egg-shaped Racer Yarborough Roasts, in a way Blind segment Brando role in 1978’s “Superman” Critical layer Fulfilled Defies authority Ringling Brothers brother

Half a Balkan country Prefix with -aholic Magnum stopper *Ghost Boston-based sportswear giant Hotshot Attract Goddess with a throne headdress Insignific­ant Key of Schubert’s “Trout Quintet” Cornfield sight Sundae alternativ­es Big name in movies? Mann of ’Til Tuesday Winter Palace resident Roasting rod Rounding phrase Merry-go-round tune *Dangerous strain Derby, perhaps Cool Anchorage for a galleon

Mark down, maybe *Place abuzz with activity

Sent raspberrie­s to? Text letters often in blue

97 Diamond pro 98 Location

100 Body with arms? 101 1994 rival of Nancy 102 “The Cocktail

Party” playwright 103 Fog modifier 104 Red dessert wine 105 From square one 106 Appraise

107 Cutting-edge

brand?

108 Security problem 110 Iditarod terminus 111 Carpe __

112 “__ quam videri”: 35-Down motto WWII weapon *It’s next to nothing

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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.

8/8 Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box in bold borders contains every digit 1to9.

Level:

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