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So when a puzzle comes along with a plethora of fresh entries, it just makes my solving day.
But this year, unless the knavish tricks were too subtle for my solving brain, I found nothing.
Diagramless puzzle clues are supposed to be especially easy to allow the solver to focus on building the grid, but we see a bit of wordplay at 46 Across's "Intro to economics?" for MICRO, which increased my solving enjoyment.
And work I do; I have always been honest about not being a speed solver or an expert, although I can tell you that my solving has certainly improved markedly with daily practice.
This fell fairly smoothly for me, although I didn't get the second half of the theme (the fact that there are tree names hidden in some of the Down answers) until pretty far along in my solving experience.
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How do you provide rooms and yet never touch the glass with a partition?" Both Johnson and Mies solved it by having no partitions.
So I took another look at my solve, and bingo!
I tell you, I was practically weeping into my Cheerios at that point in my solve.
Still, I struggled with parts of the puzzle, and found my solve — not necessarily the cluing, just gaps in my own knowledge — oddly tough.
I finished this one, but definitely thought I might need Superman to come to my rescue at one point during my solve.
I bounced around this grid during my solve, but for some reason I never ran into the payoffs at 1 Down and 55 Across.
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