Dating Inits Crossword

Dating inits crossword

Along certain "medium-range" routes usually to km [ to mi]maglev can compete favourably with high-speed rail and airplanes.

I keep thinking I must be missing something, because this seems like a theme you might have seen some variation of a thousand times, 30 years ago, in outlets far less prestigious than the NYT. It's anagrams. That's it.

There is nothing here. There's nothing clever.

Publication:

There's no joy. There is some measure of difficulty, I guess, as you have to sit there moving letters around in your mind for a bit, but I wish I had more to say.

Eight anagrams. I don't even know what that is, to be quite honest, but at least it's unusual. But it's not an inherently bad answer.

There was 3 to 4x as much goodness in the much smaller Saturday grid. I'm really trying here.

It's just that the theme is dismal. It's hardly there at all. I guess I know who the [House Republican V. Not sure what this crossword editor's fascination is link "both sides" of the political aisle, but he's clearly really committed. I am guessing only guessing that it's gold, but it's not the 19th century, so the clue is a little confusing.]

Dating inits crossword - easier

Adam Vincent notes: The genesis of this puzzle came from an early brainstorming session on the word "state," during which I noticed how many synonyms Although this earlier version was accepted by the Chronicle of Higher Education my first professional acceptance! When I later submitted it to the Times, the team suggested restricting the theme answers to more persuasive speech types and cluing them as examples of what those speeches might say. The final piece to fall was coming up with Across—an entry that felt at first like a stretch but now is actually my favorite of the bunch. Something about the image of a salesperson hawking a niche single-use culinary item just feels right to me. For those of you keeping track at home, this puzzle was accepted in its final form in mid-June The inane 3 a. I even gave my brother one of these as a gag gift because the pitch was so hilarious.