Had trouble spelling SOPOR when comas didn't work. DNK: MAISEL, ARRETS, HOLST, AMON RA, GARETH, SMILEY, MCGILL, ROBB, ALAMO, ATRI. I had been cold all day, so BR might have looked like a statement on the weather. I read the title then forgot to look for the theme. This wasn't an easy puzzle for me, but comforting because it filled more easily than the last two days. I wish we got more of your puzzles on the LAT site. Hi Y'all! Thank you, Roland, for a doable puzzle. all three of these are on Wiki and Youtube, for more info, should you be interested.
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The movie was Mughal-E-Azam (1960), the song, 'Pyar Kiya to darna kya'. The crown prince,shown, is an actor, Dilip Kumar ( born 1922, still alive ! ), one of India's best known actors. The song can be translated as 'So what if we made love, we didn't steal anything from anybody'. This song-dance scene is one of the best of any indian movies, ever. with her sassy and contemptuous behavior ! The king, Akbar, gets absolutely furious. The dancer, Anarkali, manages to really rile up the King, and embarass his son. I would like to link up A Dancing scene, from Mughal E Azam ( Mughal of the Universe )- a 1960 movie, involving Akbar and his crown prince, Jehangir ( given name Khurram ) and Anarkali, a dancing girl - and mistress of the crown prince. Thus Akbar the Great, means Great is Great. as in the Islamic credo 'Allah ho Akbar' = God is great. 'Akbar' or 'Akhbar' itself, means 'Great'. They are only interested in the Taj Mahal.Īgra was the early Mughal capital of the Empire, but was later abandoned because of lack of drinking water faciiities, despite the fact that the Jamuna river flows through it. I did not know this, but had suspected it.īTW, less than one percent of tourists who visit Agra, actually go and visit Akbar's tomb. I did not try to suss out the theme, but came to this blog for an easy answer. for an informative and delightful review. Huget for a challenging and involved crossword puzzle. (I hope she doesn’t go through it again.) She suffered with the same condition that Princess Kate experienced and spent most of her pregnancy in bed, fighting round-the-clock morning sickness. One of my nieces became a mom for the second time on Thursday. Thanks, Roland, for a pleasant solve and thanks, CC, for guiding us through the grid.Ī belated Happy Birthday to Ray O hope you celebrated in style. Several CSOs today: Madame Defarge (Skein), Aside (OMK), ERs and OBs (Ray O and Inanehiker), and Lucina (Abuela). My favorite themer was Bridle Gossip and I liked the duos of Edens/Eve, Nod/Pods, Lien/Lies, Lip/Lipo, and Eve crossing Vee. I had Oleg before Coco, and then Oleg shows up later. Unlike most Sundays, there were only a few unknown proper names, to wit: Mr. The theme was evident immediately and helped with the solve, although after yesterday’s experience, this was a stroll in the park. His clue editing has definitely amped up the difficulty.įor those that don't / haven't solved there in a while, give it a whirl. I really like what Erik Agard is doing over at the USA Today. I also solve the Sunday Washington Post (Birnholz) every week, and still binge solve at Best Crosswords. They usually only take seven to nine minutes each, but occasionally over ten. However, when other priorities arise, I'll skip a day or a few days and catch up on those later. But I am back to solving both the USA Today and the Universal puzzles pretty much every day. There was a period of time I couldn't access the USA Today. Longfellow's ATRI and Hersey's "A Bell for Adano" Two bell town clues used to be quite common.
Those two letters were the last to fill and seemed most likely
The D in ADELA/DAVIT and the B in ABUELA/ROBB almost got me. Thank you, Roland Huget, and thank you, C.C.Ĭaught the added BR at the first theme entry and then looked at the title.
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