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October 10, 2024

CROSSWORD #1721: YA Section

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If you thought the title came first before the theme answers, you would be mistaken. This spawned from a comical typo and then I was off to the races. Let's give it up for fat fingering!

Reminder: Marching Bands year TEN is halfway through! You should sign up today if you haven't already! Click the above link for a sample puzzle and how to sign up.

There's also The Hub Crossword (Sunday puzzles by me and Joon Pahk) if you still need more content.

Share the puzzle. New one on Monday.

Posted at 08:48 AM in Medium |

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