ť?ACROSS&DOWNĘKć‹‹1‰¬1.2cE ‘|N ‘|JGAWP.AMIS.PSYCHOAHU.ROTE.OPERATRES.CLAN.MATEYMOTHBALLS.PRIESENSUED..ODOR......PAINTREMOVERALASTAIR.OSWEGOVON...LYE...ROTOCTANE.ONALEASHWHITEVINEGAR......EWAN..ITASCASMELT.TABLESALTCURIO.ALLI.EROSALIEN.CLOT.RAVEBEERS.TOBY.SHEA----.----.---------.----.---------.----.--------------.-----------..----......--------------------.---------...---...---------.--------------------......----..-----------.--------------.----.---------.----.---------.----.----Home Chemistry Set - November 5, 2010by Clive Probert / Edited by Patrick Berry© 2010 The Chronicle of Higher EducationGoggle“I have no idea!”Screenwriter SorkinImproves one’s edge?Drill instructor’s punishment“The Pregnant Widow” authorPastoral paradiseName in a Defoe novelType used for titles: Abbr.Digital-camera partBehavioral scientist’s majorCheerleader’s accessoriesBird seen in citiesLegendary mountain climberLargest of Canada’s First NationsName associated with film censorshipMost populous Hawaiian islandLearning techniqueCovent Garden showVery, in VersaillesWhat a tartan might indicatePirate’s palNaphthalene in our home chemistry setEdged outUses a crowbarResultedGarbage-can problem___ volente (“God willing”)Acetone in our home chemistry setUnimpressive scoreTest the fit of“The White Cliffs of Dover” singer LynnThey’re bruised by humiliation“American Pastoral” authorPortrayer of Ebenezer in filmDeclare“The Bonnie Banks o’ ___ Lomond”Opposite of pro-New York city on Lake OntarioManhattan Project member John ___ NeumannSodium hydroxide in our home chemistry setHydrocarbon endingHogwash___ number (gasoline rating)Workplace for CezanneUnits of forceJuan Perón’s second wifeTetheredParkour practitioner’s needIn need of a hall pass, perhapsThe ends you don’t sharpenAcetic acid in our home chemistry setUnbrokenMcGregor of “The Ghost Writer”Lake ___, source of the MississippiSoprano BrightmanDried flower bud in a spice rackWhere landlubbers get nervousExtract metal from oreStrikebreakerGrand Canyon transportPennsylvania port citySodium chloride in our home chemistry setWord spoken into a téléphoneClassic 1958 horror film, with “The”Antique-shop purchase“That’s ___ ask”Piccadilly Circus statueOne that SETI hopes to hear fromUse rennet on milkAll-night dance partyAmbers and bitters, e.g.Collectible jug___ Stadium (1965 venue for The Beatles)