Marin Independent Journal

NY Times Puzzle No. 0120

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ACROSS

It can cover all

1

the bases Rocks out?

5

Picks

10

On the safe

14

side, at sea Tom ___,

15

consiglier­e in “The Godfather” Choice in a

16

slumber party game Apologetic

17

comment from a dinner guest Lined up

20

Comebacks

21

Foul-smelling

22

One using a

24

bib, maybe Promising reply

25

Public house

26

___ support

27

Organizati­on

29

with a strong track record? Grain stores

31

Take off in a

33

hurry

Neologize

34

A message

37

from the Pentagon might be in this Unimaginat­ive

38

Smartphone, at

39

times

Orange soda

41

brand

Word with tie

42

or fly

Crystal object

45

featured in Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi,” the most expensive painting ever sold Appendecto­my

46

sites, in brief

One purchasing

48

cigars, maybe What helps

50

you see the big picture? Two-___ (many

53

a sports car) Best-selling

54

Israeli author of “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind” A Swiss Army

56

knife has many Bicker

57

Put one’s foot

58

down

Extra

59

Bee lines?

60

New Year’s Eve

61

song word

DOWN

Hummus ingredient Friends-andfamily

2 support group

Don’t forget

3

Jury members

4

Chinese

5

takeout staple Hip-hop duo

6

___ Sremmurd Petri dish

7

medium

“See?”

8

Easily attached,

9

in a way

Things a bettor

10

better know Quark or lepton

11

“Uh-huh, you

12

said it!”

Motion

13

detector, e.g.

1

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PUZZLE BY ROBERT S. GREENFIELD

Play a mean

32

guitar, slangily Part for a

34

balding man? “Dejection” is a

35

famous one Goes over

36

again

Party

37

Get close

39

Grounds for a

40

fight

Retro phone

42

type

Penny candy

18

morsel since 1907

“That could

19

work!”

Splashy

23

display Go along for

28

the ride, say Letters that

30

shouldn’t be written big for air rescue (a single V or X is best)

“Wuthering

43

Heights” actress Merle ___

Insult

44

Real bore

47

Some bakers’

49

wares

Screen

51

It’s a long story

52

What many

55

air conditione­rs do

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