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The World’s Most Ornery Crossword

It’s a Start

The crossword on this and the next two pages has two independent sets of clues: “Hard” and “Easy.” First, fold this page back on the dashed line so the clues below face the solving grid on page 69. If you use only the Hard Clues (appearing below and continuing under the grid), you’ll find the puzzle uncommonly challenging. If you want help, or prefer a less severe challenge, open to the Easy Clues (tucked in beneath your fold on page 68).

Hard Clues

ACROSS

1 Start of a quote

5 Beam splitter

10 Ravine

15 Boar’s Head Inn patron

23 Mark replacer

24 Major artery

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