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Q & Argggggggh

Sorry, Ben Tausig fans. A reader (who must have been going nucking futs trying to solve last week’s puzzle) called in to let us know that we ran the wrong grid last week. I asked the production department about it but they were too busy ordering unwanted pizzas to John Sugg’s house. So I think it’s best that we just post the correct grid (answers in this week’s paper—no peeking!) and tiptoe away…
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2 Responses to “Q & Argggggggh”

  1. Mike Licht Says:

    August in DC. Everybody leaves and the damn interns are in charge.

  2. chris Says:

    Not the first time that’s happened…

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