Las Vegas Review-Journal (Sunday)

BREAKING NEWS

- Ric.anderson@lasvegassu­n. com / 702-259-2333 / @ricander

No “American carnage” here. Donald Trump’s name was never mentioned on Monday, but in many ways Sisolak’s inaugurati­on was the polar opposite of Trump’s. Sisolak’s speech was hopeful and upbeat, focusing heavily on the kindness and resilience of Nevada residents.

Sorry, policy wonks, but this one wasn’t for you. Sisolak laid out a general agenda but didn’t get into details for the most part.

How exactly will he propose paying for improvemen­ts in the K-12 system? What’s his game plan for economic developmen­t and job growth? You have to go back to the campaign for clues on both of those fronts, because Sisolak didn’t offer any concrete answers from the steps of the governor’s office.

An exception was health care, where he pledged specifical­ly to fight to maintain protection­s for pre-existing conditions, work to lower the cost of prescripti­on drugs, protect access to women’s health care and defend women’s rights to make their own medical decisions.

ACROSS

19,000+-foot Peruvian volcano

Husband of Lara in “Doctor Zhivago”

Quarters

“That’s way better than I can do”

As we speak Moisturize­r brand *Stereotypi­cal movie outcome

24 Instigated, with “on”

25 “The Matrix” character

26 Wallops

27 Thought-provoking

29 Reveal

30 [Poor, pitiful me!]

32 “Contact” org.

34 *Startling disclosure

36 Demands serious effort (of)

40 Vacation spot offering a

warm welcome?

42 Fig. usually expressed as a

percentage

43 ____-Town (city nickname)

44 Gave a

46 *Bringer of cold weather

53 *Law-enforcemen­t target

56 Grammy winner Morissette

57 Constituti­onal Amendment about presidenti­al election procedures

58 Get soaked, say

59 Duke and others

61 One of eight in “Old

MacDonald Had a Farm”

62 Polish off

63 ____ Valley

64 Pilot follower, maybe

66 According to

69 *Battery boost

72 “____ makes man wiser and

clear-sighted”: Vladimir Putin

73 Fish dish that Nobu

restaurant­s are noted for

75 Ref. works that can run

$1,000+

76 Bill Clinton or Barack Obama

77 March ____

78 Like priests

81 Morning fix, slangily

85 Like Benadryl: Abbr.

86 Ticks off

87 *Moved closer to home?

89 *Help for users 92 Plains tribe

93 Ticked off

94 Rain-____ (bubble- gum

brand)

95 Continenta­l trade grp., once

97 Without principles

99 *Very soon

105 Criticism

107 ____-mo

108 Cross

109 Nirvana, e.g.

110 Biblical son who was nearly sacrificed by his father Woman famously evicted from her home

115 “No way!”

117 Things used for dumping … or a literal hint to the answers to the starred clues?

122 Adorable sort

123 Sun block?

124 “In a perfect world …”

125 Sitting posture in yoga

126 Enter again, as data

127 Many East Asian World

Heritage Sites 113

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1 Suffix of ordinals

2 Bird with blood-red eyes

3 Big name in notebooks

4 Houses that may include

tunnels

5 Sushi sauce

6 Triple-A jobs

7 Massive star

8 Stock holder?

9 Plus

10 Cutting

11 Mead ingredient

12 “That’s so kind of you!”

13 Course rarity

14 Continuing source of irritation

15 Radio City Music Hall has a

famous one

16 Caterpilla­r alternativ­e

17 Box ____ (tree)

19 Beat by a nose

20 Pieces of three-pieces

23 Booted

28 Pricey mushroom

31 Roughly estimated

33 Many a craft brew

35 Common email attachment­s

36 Height: Prefix 37 Prison weapon

38 ____ anchor (stay still,

nautically)

39 “Sounds good!”

41 Sea whose Wikipedia article

is written in the past tense

45 It’s in your jeans

47 The Browns, on scoreboard­s

48 Increasing­ly outmoded circus

roles

49 All thumbs

50 Rust, e.g.

51 Course halves

52 Hand-carved Polynesian

statues

54 Empire once spanning three

continents

55 Lopsided win

60 Range rovers

61 “I know the answer!”

63 Out-of-the-blue 65 Symbols of sovereignt­y

66 Can’t stand

67 Shade of gray

68 Leave thirsty

69 Peru’s ____ Chávez

Internatio­nal Airport

70 Some intersecti­ons

71 Supplement

74 Dream up

76 “Hasta ____”

79 Works in a museum

80 “Gotcha”

81 One keeping a secret,

metaphoric­ally

82 Apollo 13 commander

83 Word-of-mouth

84 Drain feature

86 Up to it

88 Pitcher Hideo Nomo, e.g.,

by birth 90 Be a good designated driver

91 Flag thrower

96 Pitchers’ awards?

98 Certain keg attachment

99 Female friend: Lat.

100 Connection

101 Buttinsky

102 “Oyez! Oyez!” e.g.

103 Princess Charlotte, to Harry

104 Handyperso­n

106 Lead-in to “-ville”

111 Came from on high

112 Give up

114 First name in courtroom

fiction

116 Verily

118 ____ Bravo

119 Image file extension

120 Pro ____

121 Method: Abbr.

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