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on solving cryptic puzzles and discuss all of the
puzzles online atWSJ.com/Puzzles.A. Site of the Georgia
O’Keeffe Museum
(2 wds.)
B. Without question,
for sureC. Mathematicians
indicate it with a
pair of empty
braces (2 wds.)
D. “Oh, rats!”E. Opponents of
technological
change
F. Baseball’s career
grand slam leader,
with 25 (2 wds.)G. Where to find a
spouse who
forgets a wedding
anniversary (3 wds.)
H. Item patented by
Stephen Perry in
1845 for “springs to
be applied to girths,
belts and bandages”
(2 wds.)
I. Musician who
wrote “Sweet Jane”
and “Walk on the
Wild Side” (2 wds.)
J. Chalk upland of
Surrey with a
famous racetrack
(2 wds.)
K. Indecisive; lacking in
purpose (Hyph.)L. Jute, Angle or
Saxon, in 5th-
century Britannia
M. Hillbilly character of
the comics for over
85 years (2 wds.)N. Cocktail made with
vodka, ginger beer
and lime juice
(2 wds.)
O. Old artisan also
called a fletcherP. Author of “The
Compleat Angler”
(2 wds.)Q. Wrestling hold
whose “full” version
is illegal in school
competition
R. Confection called
“pastellfiskar” in its
country of origin
(2 wds.)
S. Spanish city known
for fine-tempered
swords
T. Artist who
illustrated editions
of “Candide” and
“Moby-Dick,” as well
ashisown“NbyE”
(2 wds.)
U. Shield bearing a
coat of armsV. 1960 film for which
Burt Lancaster and
Shirley Jones won
Oscars (2 wds.)
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30 75 145 176 48 100To solve, write the answers to the clues on the
numbered dashes. Then transfer each letter to the
correspondingly numbered square in the grid to spell
a quotation reading from left to right. Black squares
separate words in the quotation. Work back and
forth between the word list and the grid to complete
the puzzle. When you’re finished, the initial letters of
the answers in the word list will spell the author’s
name and the source of the quotation.Acrostic|by Mike Shenk
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1 Reneged (on)
8 Website warning
12 Summer songs?
17 Stomach
18 Vogue alternative
19 Trusted teacher
20 Free-spirited
football players?
21 Thoroughly
exhausted
telemarketers?
23 Dudley Moore’s
obsession in “10”
24 Key on a map
26 Accepted truths
27 Word of
encouragement
28 ___ jure (by the
law itself)
30 Trophy
31 The fast track
33 Picks up on
35 Extorted
37 Some CSI
evidence
38 Before now
39 Stoat coat
40 Reliable
comedians?
42 Punishing hike
43 The other guys
45 Prolonged attack
46 She played June
in “Henry& June”
88 Ticket parts
89 White House
worker
90 Some heiresses
93 Speaks falteringly
95 Total
96 Blood fluids
98 Govt. mtge.
insurer
99 Outcry
100 Kirsten of “The
Beguiled”
102 “Mean Girls”
writer
104 Thin-skinned
police officers?
106 Inflexible prison
guards?
108 Results
109 Icicle’s location
110 Open-mike night
performers
111 Manage
112 Pop to Pebbles
113 Some spuds
Down
1 Impassive
dealers in hot
goods?
2 Ultimatum word
3 More suspicious
4 Heebie-jeebies
5 Disney’s
portrayer in
“Saving Mr.
Banks”6 JFK posting
7 Lucy’s husband
8 Inspiration for
many a
technophobe
9 Power-saving
mode
10 Fizzless
11 United
12 Contradicts
13 “___ we trust”
14 Flutes and the
like
15 Prom accessories
16 Surgery ctrs.
17 “A Confederacy
of Dunces”
author
19 Bar stock
20 Wall St. deals
22 Swift
25 Play start
29 Poignant
instrument
31 Mystery writer
Paretsky
32 Team connector
34 “Calvin and
Hobbes” girl
36 Small sailing ship
37 Broad players
40 Close relative
41 Surly sort
42 Mystery writer
Gerritsen43 Like an acid
found in greens
44 Jason of “The
Man in the High
Castle”
45 Building bigwigs
47 Is a motor-mouth
49 More hectic
51 It was introduced
in late 1957
52 Ballerina’s pivot
53 Boeing rival
55 Any of this
puzzle’s theme
answers
56 Chain with a
heart logo
57 Compassionate
assassins?
58 Dined at home
59 River with its
source in a Swiss
glacier
62 Simple sack
63 Spouts
64 Forward
67 Nursery item
70 Bridge action
72 Southwest art
colony
73 Petition
74 Six-pt. scores
75 Sunscreen nos.
76 Chopin piece
77 Like many
summer movies
78 Oodles
80 Citrus quenchers
83 Baseball
statistics
84 “Step on it!”
85 Like some houses
86 Future bride
88 Fire-prevention
icon
90 They’re
sometimes
slapped
91 Cries of relief
92 Utters
94 Ernie Banks
nickname
95 Urbane
97 Singers James
and Jones
100 Sweetums
101 Winter Palace
ruler
103 What some are
stuck in
104 Strong throw, in
baseball slang
105 Playboy founder,
familiarly
107 Aussie birdA Feel for the Job |by Gary Larson
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48 Collected works
50 Folks on the
move
52 Tartarus has two
54 Prepare to skate,
maybe
55 Remain
unsettled
56 Brand of
change-
converting
machines
60 Wrath
61 Self-assured
waitstaff?
65 Bible verb suffix
66 Not subject to
change
68 They’ve split
69 Home of one
of the world’s
oldest
rainforests
71 What’s left
72 Bath sprinkles
74 Hip
75 Curl one’s lip
78 Tank filler
79 Big parts
81 Nota ___
82 Pretense
83 Unsettled
manual laborers?
86 Wreath material
87 TV monitor?THE JOURNAL WEEKEND PUZZLESedited byMIKE SHENK
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NEWS QUIZ DANIEL AKST From this week’s
Wall Street Journal
Answersto News Quiz: 1.C, 2.B, 3.A, 4.A, 5.B, 6.D, 7.C, 8.A.1.The Netflix series
“Tiger King” and its
star, Joe Exotic, be-
came a sensation.
His real name?
A.William
Blake
B.Al Kaline
C.Joseph Maldonado-
Passage
D.Thurl Arthur Ravenscroft
2.The FDA halted sales of
which medicine due to cancer
concerns?
A.Famotidine (Pepcid)
B.Ranitidine (Zantac)
C.Omeprazole (Prilosec)
D.Cimetidine (Tagamet)
3.D-Wave Systems offered free
access to its products. What
products? To whom?
A.Quantum computers to
coronavirus researchers
B.Electrocranial stimulation
to stress sufferers
C.Hair-straightening videos to
home stylists
D.Surfboard patterns to idled
carvers
4.In an online diary, Chinese
writer Wang Fang castigated
Wuhan authorities for mishan-
dling the coronavirus. What’s
her pen name?
A.Fang Fang
B.Lu Xun
C.Ba Jin
D.Jin Yong
5.Hungarian Prime Min-
ister Viktor Orbán
made news. How?A.He tested posi-
tive for coronavirus.
B.The country’s parlia-
ment allowed him to rule
by decree.
C.He agreed to step
down by May 1.
D.He vowed to withdraw
from NATO.6.Thieves took a Van Gogh
from a Dutch museum. Name
that painting.A.“Self Portrait with Ban-
daged Ear”
B.“Triple Self-Portrait”
C.“Almond Blossom”
D.“Parish Garden in Nuenen,
Spring”7.Of the top 10 items searched
on Amazon recently, nine were
anti-virus cleaning supplies or
personal-hygiene products. But
what was No. 7?A.Home brewing kits
B.Mystery novels
C.Puzzles for adults
D.Yoga mats8.A team plane brought 1.2 mil-
lion precious N95 masks from
China. Which team?A.The New England Patriots
B.The Los Angeles Lakers
C.The New York Yankees
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