29A. The answer to [Duck, say] is not “fowl,” but REACT. If someone is throwing things, you should probably duck. 43. I have ...

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19A. This clue includes two qualifiers, not one. The [Northernmost city in North America with over one million people] is ...

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1A. [Early electric lights] are ARC LAMPS, which were used to illuminate streets a surprisingly long time ago, as far back as the early 19th century.

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August Miller makes an imposing Saturday debut. By Caitlin Lovinger SATURDAY PUZZLE — This is August Miller’s third crossword for The New York Times, but it’s his first grid in more than two ...