Memo to Will Shortz
The answer to 66-Across in the July 6, 2008 Sunday New York Times Crossword Puzzle ("What the H?") is wrong. You are excused, however, because this is a common misconception.
posted by Jeff Lipshaw at 8:24 AM
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3 Comments:
All the ones I know have relatively good memories and seem to otherwise be able to perceive things relatively accurately.
Gentlemen:
Would you kindly tell us the clue and suggested answer for 66-across? Not everyone subscribes to the New York Times, and this is one feature withheld from the strictly online readership!
Jim
Spoiler alert:
Clue: "They are in control of their faculties."
Answer: DEANS
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