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PATRIOT GAMES

Puzzle 128

Find the solution with answers taken directly from WND!

Published: 12/25/2011 at 12:00 AM

by Charlotte Susumi • edited by John J. Bulten

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ACROSS

1. Galilean experimental locale
5. Footnotes, briefly
10. Stare longingly
14. Description for spring 2011?
15. Not very clandestine
16. Nickname for Egyptian idol Ra
17. Symbol of solidity
18. Original name for Ulysses S. Grant
19. Type of Coca-Cola
20. Part of “AE911Truth”
22. First name of writer who said, “The power of the periodical press is second only to that of the people”
24. Strong linkage
25. One kind of hermit
26. Breach the borders of, in a way
29. Abundant in cream
33. Clinton milieu
34. Re the public square
35. Virus home, often: abbr.
36. A subset of
37. Offshore tax shelter
38. Is Obama posing as this due to “continuity of government”?
39. Partake in reality
40. Earth or Mars vehicle
41. To the nth degree
42. Antique, as a clipping
44. Varieties of millgrain
45. Scarlet-feathered one
46. American Spectator editor Hillyer
47. Lane line?
50. High-speed chase?: 2 wds.
54. Coterie
55. Totally tubular recipes
57. Biblical kingdom destroyed by Assyria
58. Does soy aggravate this skin condition?
59. Monospace typewriter choice
60. First name of writer who said, “Doubt, as far as possible, all things”
61. Certain fin de siecle
62. ABC
63. Black harbinger, perhaps

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1. Boundary marker
2. Modern locale of 57-Across
3. Offered a prewritten confession
4. Disdain responsibility to pursue other claims
5. Fit closely
6. Well-aged
7. Oregon, for J.K. Polk: abbr.
8. Premiership period, to hangers-on
9. French-Dutch leeward isle: 2 wds., abbr.
10. Kiosk
11. DJIA giant: abbr.
12. Thong or flipflop, trendily
13. TV show named after a Genesis patriarch
21. Fat chance!
23. Not clerical
25. Post on wnd.com, e.g.
26. College try
27. Prepper’s pantry
28. One with a nose in the tent
29. Set up shop
30. Tough!: colloq.
31. Wield (power)
32. Grand inquisitors, metaphorically
34. What to spelunk
37. Medium artillery
38. Light artillery
40. External trappings
41. Like waste acids
43. Disappoint a deathwatch
44. External trappings
46. To the nth degree
47. “Continually” good advice
48. Headwear for “Obamavilles”?
49. Floridian Kournikova
50. Unilever swab: hyph.
51. Departed a coop
52. Web org. in Marina del Rey, or Muslim org. in Ann Arbor: abbr.
53. Angel franchise: hyph.
56. Globalist union: abbr.

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