Word Count: 74
Average Length: 5.00
Difficulty: 2.5/5
This is a freshly updated version of a puzzle I constructed almost 10 years ago. It’s pinch-hitting for the puzzle I had planned to post today, which I decided was not ready for prime time. Enjoy, share, etc.; you know the drill.
41A: This factoid never ceases to amaze me. Democritus lived 2500 years ago!
43D: I realize this is a little obscure, but he’s a wonderful, widely respected player who transcends several genres of jazz.
54A/55D: In the original version of this puzzle, the intersection of these clues was a “T” and the down clue was “Mitt’s son”. Way back in 2012, Romney’s son’s name was widely known; after all, his father was running for President. Today I’m sure no one remembers him (the son, not the father). Felicitously, the company referenced in the revised entry/clue is now a big deal; in 2012 it was just 3 years old and much smaller.
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One reply on “The Case of the Missing Canines”
Had to look up some names, but enjoyed the puzzle!
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