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maltatoday | WEDNESDAY • 22 JULY 2020 Solution to last week's crossword The answers to today's crossword will be published in next week's Midweek edition Weather Fine Visibility Good Wind Northwest force 3 to 4 Sea Slight Swell Negligible TODAY TOMORROW Crossword Weather ACROSS 1) Narrow-waisted insects 6) Chapters of history 10) Priests wear them 14) Run_ of (clash with) 15) Comstock deposit 16) Dull person 17) Resume drinking 20) Too much, in music 21) Pigeon's home 22) Social connections 23) Canonical hour 25) Dance syllable 26) Trick taker, often 27) "_ now or never" 30) Gossip 32) Slip up 34) Unruly outbreak 36) Listening devices 38) Goosebump-raising 42) Feature of some fancy resorts 45) Brenda of the comics 46) Polygraph challenger 47) Tapered slat for leveling 48) Australian bird 50) The euro replaced it 52)_ Paulo, Brazil 53) Dashiell's detective 56) Crumb 58) Small amounts, as of cream 60) "I _ you one" 61) Golden Triangle country 63) Brownish grays 67) Be a hex victim 70) Neck of the woods 71) Letter after theta 72) Clear, as a hard drive 73) Penetrate slowly 74) Like an uncleaned fireplace 75) Kept company with DOWN 1) Travel, like an aroma 2) Way, way off 3) Song for one 4) Dime novels and such 5) Inclined 6) Tolkien's Legolas, e.g. 7) Campus military org. 8) For a certain purpose 9) Rage 10) Arab's robe 11) Sayings attributed to Jesus 12) It might be busted 13) Taste, e.g. 18) More cunning 19) Eyeglass_ (optometry patient) 24) A way to catch fish 27) Western blue flag, e.g. 28) Windshield option 29) Fizzy drink 31) Bring up the rear 33) Wrestling officials 35) Went like the dickens 37) Composed 39) Chorus from the sidelines 40) Hip bones 41) "Sesame Street" character 43) Alloy of copper and zinc 44) Literary mistakes 49) Astronomy Muse 51) Degraded 53) Chesterfields, e.g. 54) Cognizant 55) Confused struggle 57) Bustles 59) Old Toyota 62) "Family Guy" creator Macfarlane 64) Bog product 65) Ultimatum word 66) Coaster 68) Drink from a dish 69) Beam of light HOT & SUNNY UV: 11 HOT & SUNNY UV: 11 33 0 / 23 0 34 0 / 25 0 FEELS LIKE 35 0 FEELS LIKE 36 0 � � FreeDailyCrosswords.com ACROSS- - - - - - - - - - - 1) Place to be lost 39) Do, musically 6) Perfonn without 40) Pub pint l preparation 41) Cliffside dwelling 11) Kind of wheel 42) Macho llows 14) Rose protector 43) Christmas seasons 15) Japanese verse 45) Casanovas 16) Hooting hunter 46) Correct an announcement 17) Pawnbroker or bank 48) Mineral-rich area of Poland 19) Bleat 49) Old-time anesthetic 20) Bill 50) One of an Iraqi minority 21) Some Mideast dignitaries 51) Sorority letter 23) Did a lively ballroom dance 52) Climber's goal 27) "Georgia on My Mind" 59) Material r a whitesmith singer 60) Kind of message 29) They're not per ctly round 61) Not a single person 30) Get out of bed 62) Hotel amenity 3 I) Halloween haul 63) Atlanta-based airline 32) Cries shrilly 64) Color of money 34) Refrigerator sound 37) Scouting outing 38) Past its prime, as fruit A LOT MO B Tim Burr 1 A 2 T 3s 4E S A 1 1 A 1 b 1 H 0 R N 1 H A I 1 b w L 1lv1 0 N E y 1 L E 1 8 A A E I R s � 2 0 V 0 A N L T E E N E E R s I L E s I A R D T A I S N 5 7 0 I 6 N 0 0 N E C R E E N DOWN 1) "Fast cash" site 2) Even if, briefly 3) "My boy" 4) Be re, in poetry 5) "Who'll volunteer?" 6) In the lead 7) Dungeonlike 8) Ceiling 9) Well-liked president? 10) Bedroom rniture 11) Rolling living quarters 12) In the know 13) Bottle material 18) Some jeans 22) Post-wedding title 23) Coffee order 24) Be of use 25) Mischievous prank 26) _ one's time 27) Showing lack of skill 28) Cow lead-in? 32) Better's opposite 33) Ex-heavyweight champ 35) Organs males lack 36) Group r geniuses 38) Track event 39) Alpine snow field 41) More than worried 42) Pre-landing pattern 44) Adaptable truck, r short 45) Old Italian coin 46) Prefix meaning "straight" 4 7) Body of good conduct 48)Kama_ 50) Shoelace problem 53) Picked out stuff? 54) Home page address, e.g. 55) Negative conjunction 56) Nailed thing 57) Five percent of a score 58) Ballpoint, e.g. June 18th, 2020 � � FreeDailyCrosswords.com ACROSS----------- I) Narow-waisted insects 6) Chapters of history 10) Priests wear them 14) Run_ of (clash with) 15) Comstock deposit 16) Dull person 1 7) Resume drinking 20) Too much, in music 21) Pigeon's home 22) Social connections 23) Canonical hour 25) Dance syllable 26) Trick taker, often 27) "_ now or never" 30) Gossip 32) Slip up 34) Unruly outbreak 36) Listening devices 38) Goosebump-raising 42) Feature of some ncy resorts TRIPPED UP 14 17 20 2 3 4 5 45) Brenda of the comics 46) Polygraph challenger 47) Tapered slat for leveling 48) Australian bird 50) The euro replaced it 52)_ Paulo, Brazil 53) Dashiell's detective 56) Crumb 58) Small amounts, as of cream 60) "I _ you one" 61) Golden Triangle country 63) Brownish grays 67) Be a hex victim 70) Neck of the woods 71) Letter a er theta 72) Clear, as a hard drive 73) Penetrate slowly 74) Like an uncleaned fireplace 75) Kept company with B Tim Burr 65 66 DOWN I) Travel, like an aroma 2) Way, way off 3) Song for one 4) Dime novels and such 5) Inclined 6) Tolkien's Legolas, e.g. 7) Campus military org. 8) For a certain purpose 9) Rage 10) Arab's robe 11) Sayings attributed to Jesus 12) It might be busted 13) Taste, e.g. 18) More cunning 19) Eyeglass_ (optometry patient) 24) A way to catch fish 27) Western blue flag, e.g. 28) Windshield option 29) Fizzy drink 31) Bring up the rear 33) Wrestling officials 35) Went like the dickens 3 7) Composed 39) Chorus from the sidelines 40) Hip bones 41) "Sesame Street" character 43) Alloy of copper and zinc 44) Literary mistakes 49) Astronomy Muse 51) Degraded 53) Chesterfields, e.g. 54) Cognizant 55) Con sed struggle 57) Bustles 59) Old Toyota 62) "Family Guy" creator Macfarlane 64) Bog product 65) Ultimatum word 66) Coaster 68) Drink om a dish 69) Beam of light June 16th, 2020 THE Italian navy's training ship Amerigo Vespuc- ci sailed in proximity of the coasts of Malta yester- day evening, as part of a scheduled activity within the training campaign for the cadets of the Naval Academy in Livorno. The tall-ship approached Gozo from the North- West and sailed across the channel to reach Val- letta around sunset, when the 106 cadets and the ship's crew took part in the evocative ensign low- ering ceremony, as per tradition on the Italian na- vy's units. The ship masts were illuminated with the "tricolore", the three colours of the Italian flag. During the night, the ship was scheduled to sail around Malta and continuing the cadets' training in the high seas, heading towards west of Sicily. The training campaign for young cadets started at the end of a first, challenging year at the naval academy. This year's campaign saw the Amerigo Vespucci setting off from the port of Livorno and sailing around the archipelago of La Maddalena, through the strait of Messina and, subsequently, the strait of Sicily. The Amerigo Vespucci and her 'sister' ship Cris- toforo Colombo were designed by marine engi- neer Major Francesco Rotundi, director of the shipyards of Castellammare di Stabia, near Naples in Italy. The ship was launched on 22 February 1931 and, since then, she has always performed her core training activity for the cadets of the Li- vorno Naval Academy. Italian navy's Amerigo Vespucci salutes Malta

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