NY Times Puzzle No. 0113
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Architect of
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the Museum of Islamic Art
Shirley Bassey
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and Angela Lansbury, for two It can come up
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to your neck in the winter
When the
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moment is right Modify
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Shakes a leg
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Prefix with media
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Kooky, as a
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scheme
James ___ Award
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(culinary honor) Symbols of
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slipperiness Bewildered
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Actress Long
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Parisian
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possessive
Bakery chain
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that began as the Saint Louis Bread Co.
When said three
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times, 2012 Taylor Swift song Orbiter until
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2001
Streamlined type
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of baleen whale Jake’s love
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interest in “The Sun Also Rises” Overcooks, and
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then some
Can opener?
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Yahoo
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Way to go
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Puffed-up
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They get booted
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at the office Personal pronoun
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in Prussia
Beatle who wrote
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and sang “Don’t Pass Me By”
Org. with
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the highestcirculating magazine in the U.S.
Travel across the
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pond, perhaps “That just might
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work!”
End of “Hedda
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Gabler,” e.g.
Dive boat feature
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Shiny material in
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some guitars Takes steps to
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compete?
The ___ day
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Result of a
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firing?
Language suffix
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DOWN
Last sign
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It may have one
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or two sides Things to live up
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to
Something to
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work on
Crowning
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Resident of
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ancient Crete Pollution source,
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say
Harden
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Carnival music
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One may be left
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at the scene of a crime
Martin Luther
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King Jr., for one What follows
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certain deadlocks With this
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answer’s number, a hit horror movie franchise
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Supermarket
15 Edgar Allan Poe
33 lines, for short? story, with “The” Sign of a hit
23 Fix, as the roof
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Bit of dangly of a hut
24 jewelry Bio class subject
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The Panthers of They help you
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Onetime N.B.A. Leonardo ___
28 40 star Metta (Fibonacci alias) Sandiford-___
Violate, as
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Word with crowd etiquette
29 or channel
Instruction to a
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“Breaking Bad” kayaker
30 drug
Spots for
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Jetty tadpoles
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Like the
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population of Greenland Divide
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2000 Tonywinning
48 title role for Heather Headley
Lose steam
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Downwind
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Fancy marbles
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Spanish title:
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Abbr.
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