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GOAL (56D: "Eat more greens" or "stay hydrated") BABY, DO YOU LIKE THIS BEAT? (Freestyle): There's no theme today, as this is a freestyle, or themeless puzzle. "BABY, DO YOU LIKE THIS BEAT?" ...
The puzzle may have been more challenging than a normal crossword, but then, raising a newborn baby is challenging. I just feel extraordinarily lucky to be doing it with someone as wonderful and ...
Since its invention in 1913, the modern American crossword puzzle has undergone something of a reputational shift, from frivolous distraction to status symbol. In reality, the crossword is many ...
I have a habit of doing the New York Times crossword puzzle most days of the week. Even if there were no benefits beyond the activity itself, I would still indulge in it. Let’s face it ...
Crossword puzzles. If the research suggests that several other lifestyle interventions play a stronger role in brain health, then why does it appear to the general public that those who do puzzles ...
Or is the idea that when you do a crossword puzzle, there may be things in it that stretch your knowledge? PACHE: I think everyone is welcome to play this. I think there's a lot to learn ...
Many people believe that doing crossword puzzles can keep the brain sharp — and even prevent Alzheimer’s. But it’s probably not true. Research suggests that while crosswords can form one ...
How do I navigate through the puzzle if I’m doing the crossword on a computer? You can move the cursor to the left, to the right, up, or down with the arrow keys. You can jump to the next clue ...