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The third annual championship, hosted by renowned puzzle master Will Shortz, will be held Oct. 24, 2009 in Philadelphia. Click here to register and get more information!

Meet Will Shortz | Revisit 2008

This puzzle will keep you tied to the computer until the grid's complete.

 
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THE TEXTBOOK play with pocket aces is to raise preflop in hopes of getting heads-up against a good hand that's not good enough. But established and aggressive pros such as Mark Seif work from their own texts, developing a style that runs counter to conventional thinking.
PUZZLES & GAMES
Merl Reagle has been called "the best crossword puzzle creator in America" by Games magazine. His popular syndicated crossword, which has been described as having a Far Side sense of humor, appears every Sunday in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle and many other major newspapers.
Put the pieces together to solve today's jigsaw challenge.
 
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The original descrambling favorite.
 
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Just eight clues, and you're playing against the clock.
 
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MERL REAGLE LOOKS BACK ON 2008
As a holiday gift to our readers, The Inquirer offers this exclusive 2008-in-review crossword by puzzle potentate Merl Reagle, with an assist by The Inquirer's staff. The clues cover news and people from the Philadelphia region and beyond, blended with Reagle's unique wit and skill.

So print out the puzzle (1.37 MB .pdf), gather the family around, reflect on the year that was, and enjoy. (Answers - 1.43 MB .pdf - are here.)
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Rittenhouse Square 19103
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Southwark 19147
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Exton 19341
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Conshohocken 19428
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Business
'Cash for Clunkers" won't single-handedly save the environment, rescue the beleaguered auto industry, or spare consumers from financial distress. But the new $1 billion federal program promises a little...
Politics
Many voters don't like Democratic Gov. Corzine, despite his progress on promises to cut state spending and to support tougher ethics laws, two areas where residents wanted action.