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Puzzle - WSJ 20200516

https://s.wsj.net/public/resources/documents/SatPuz05162020.pdf

Please click Download PDF

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Solution for previous – WSJ 20200418:

https://s.wsj.net/public/resources/documents/PuzAnswer04252020.pdf

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As always, for best results download & save the file, then open & print.
(In Preview mode check if the Fit button provides a larger grid)

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The solution is usually available a week after the puzzle.

Also there are now buttons for Variety puzzles:
https://blogs.wsj.com/puzzle/category/variety-puzzle/
and cryptics:
https://blogs.wsj.com/puzzle/category/cryptic/
Please note that Cryptics are often tagged as Variety.

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Previous puzzles & threads can be found here:
http://tinyurl.com/pyvfuwg

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If you need a fix, browse the site.
http://blogs.wsj.com/puzzle/

They have daily regular crosswords, now with an interactive one.
Also Variety & Math puzzles on Friday & Saturday.

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Thanks Syzygy, I've had a brief read through and it looks fantastic:-)

Brendan - not "impossible"??

OK, we know Kublai Khan, called Kubla by Coleridge, "owned" Xanadu. So where from there?

I am off to read a trashy novel!

rosalind: Think of Orson Welles.

Just looking at this. Intriguing.

And I was looking for the ERROL FLYNN clue. (-8>

Great fun syzygy, thanks very much.

Ingenious. A real pleasure. Thanks, syzzie.

You're all welcome, but I'm just the messenger.
Thanks are to Emily Cox & Henry Rathvon.

This is more like their old stuff. All right !

Thank you, aristo. Working on it. Never did see the whole film except the very last part which rtaher spoils it!