Boise Weekly Vol. 21 Issue 04

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NYT CROSSWORD | MAKE THE CHANGE BY JOEL FAGLIANO / EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ 22 So happy you can’t see straight? 25 Where to enter the theater, usually 26 Where “it’s fun to stay” in a 1978 hit 27 Gleamed 28 Deserving praise 30 “Sk8er ___,” 2002 top 10 hit 31 Acid

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34 Argument about a forktailed bird? 36 Apt 39 Spend the night 40 Arizona senator Jon 41 It represents a 0 or 1 42 Trendy antioxidant berry 43 “Yeah, right” 45 Org. full of big shots? 47 Calpurnia’s dream in “Julius Caesar” and others

67 See 77-Across 69 Optima maker 70 Making one’s way down the corporate ladder? 76 [This ticks me off] 77 With 67-Across, “That’s not true!” 78 Relative of a harrumph 79 Not flat, say 80 One of two for four 82 Slalom obstacle 85 Passing 88 Breed hatred in? 91 It’s seen on many roadside signs 95 When the witches in “Macbeth” say “Double, double toil and trouble” 98 “Sure thing” 99 ___ beetle 100 Eternally 101 Canterbury can 102 Org. trying to clear the air? 105 Ed Wood player in “Ed Wood” 108 Squad cars 110 Woman who’s the very best at saying no? 114 Part of TBS: Abbr. 115 Pal of Pooh 116 Modern marketplace 117 Like the verbs “come” and “go”: Abbr. 119 “Baseball Tonight” broadcaster 121 Bulldogs 122 Really enjoy giving specifics? 127 Art ___ 128 Alexander Graham Bell, by birth 129 Get ready for a bomb, say 130 Corona garnish 131 Require (of) 132 “Your point being …?” 133 Some closeups 134 Take too much of, briefly

DOWN 1 It might be caught in the rain 2 Unrepeated 3 Hostile 4 Nickname for the Philadelphia Eagles’ stadium, with “the” 5 Downed 6 Arranged, as the hair 7 Partners of scepters 8 Indiana political family 9 Gives support to 10 Spotted in the vicinity of 11 Eastern Canadian prov. 12 White, informally 13 Hair line? 14 Old Yankee nickname 15 Given a hand 16 Some are mean 20 Home office site 21 Curmudgeon 23 Painter portrayed by Adrien Brody in “Midnight in Paris” 24 Stanford of Stanford University 29 Actor Alain 30 Predilection 32 Marsh bird 33 It’s a first 35 Zither cousins 37 “Get Low” rapper 38 Orange sign 44 Organ holder 46 Ancient royal symbol 48 Network with an annual awards show 51 German women 52 Fake 53 Not wavy, say 54 Basso Pinza 56 Hardly an exercise in restraint 59 “I get your point. Jeez!” 60 Pitchfork part 61 Unhurried 62 Fashionable boots 63 Read carefully 64 Like some offers

66 Van Gogh’s “Starry Night Over the ___” 68 David Cameron’s alma mater 71 ___ party 72 Red Scare grp. 73 Mild oaths 74 “I won’t bore you with the rest” 75 What a Latino immigrant might learn 81 Sam Cooke’s “That’s ___ Quit — I’m Movin’ On” 83 “Know ___ enemy” 84 Bit of music at a music conservatory 86 Old Russian line 87 One to consult for PC problems 89 Birthday party, e.g. 90 Words heard at a birthday party 92 Like pro athletes, some say 93 Jump accompanier? 94 +/95 War on terror target 96 Combines 97 Part of an ice skate 103 Combines L A S T T E M P A R A R M A N I I C A S C E L A O S O T T N A T H E N I A U B O R N A L O T Y E W G T O E A A N N L G E R E L I O N I D O N A T E S S

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104 One of the five Olympic rings 106 Filled turnovers 107 “Steel Magnolias” actress 109 “Hmm …” 111 Petro-Canada competitor 112 English county 113 “Traffic Crossing ___ Bridge” (pioneering 1888 film footage) 118 Hit Fox show 120 W.W. II battle city 123 Airport approximation: Abbr. 124 Word before rip or slip 125 Infielder feats: Abbr. 126 “Dancing With the Stars” judge Goodman

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