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12 maltatoday | WEDNESDAY • 20 NOVEMBER 2024 NEWS F Solution to last week's crossword The answers to today's crossword will be published in next week's Midweek edition Weather Partly to rather cloudy becoming partly cloudy Visibility Good Wind West Southwest force 3 to 4 becoming West Northwest force 4 to 5 locally force 5 to 6 TOMORROW Crossword WEATHER WINDY WITH ISOLATED SHOWERS 22 0 / 17 0 TODAY WINDY WITH ISOLATED SHOWERS 22 0 / 17 0 FEELS LIKE 22 0 FEELS LIKE 22 0 i � FreeDailyCrosswords.com ACROSS 1) Counter in a debate 6) Opponent 9) Involuntary muscle contraction 14) NBA playground 15) One cause of inflation? 16) Sheer bric 17) Gives in 19) It may be golden on a phonograph 20) "Look over here!" 21) Common Market abbr., once 22) Messy, as a room 23) Cyma _ (molding type) 25) Grazing grounds 26) Yaps olishly 31) Parkinson's drug 33) Type of horse 34) Egg handler just before Easter 35) When dark comes o'er the land 36) Thumbs-down vote 39) Weight-room unit 41) Hawaiian gift 42) Transmitted 44) Veterinarian's patient 46) Poem of uneven couplets 48) Blabs 52) Be a contestant 53) More than drizzles 54) Locate, as data on a computer 57) Small newt 58) The Three Tenors, r example 62) Necklace trinket 63) Gives a lse alarm 65) Author A.A. 66) Greek island 67) Head of a Muslim state (Var.) 68) Dazzling display 69) Fire remains 70) Square otage measures DOWN 1) Sound hoarse 2) Historians' subjects 3) Ottoman VIPs 4) Remove bindings 5) Greek "T" 6) Diamond features 7) Some auto repair shop containers 8) " ... _ he drove out of sight" 9) Mick Jagger and bandmates, briefly I 0) Danced at Oktoberfest 11) A utant 12) Fall's prelude 13) Satisfy, as demands 18) Narrowest bottle part 22) Arm bones 24) Enthusiastic liveliness 26) Metric measure of weight 27) Lazy poet's above? 28) Stocking material 29) Acom, essentially 30) Lake that feeds the Niagara River 31) Subtraction word 32) Low-pitched 37) Church recesses 38) Up to the present 40) Menial worker 43) Greek eatery 45) Bullfighters 4 7) A er peace is declared 49) Destiny 50) Like a clumsy lout 51) Web spot 54) Nadir's opposite 55) Stylish 56) "Safe!" or "out!" 59) Part in a play 60) Pelvic bones 61) Does in, in mob slang 63) Intelligence org. 64) Caribbean music 9th January ACROSS 1) Counter in a debate 6) Opponent 9) Involuntary muscle contrac- tion 14) NBA playground 15) One cause of inflation? 16) Sheer fabric 17) Gives in 19) It may be golden on a pho- nograph 20) "Look over here!" 21) Common Market abbr., once 22) Messy, as a room 23) Cyma ___ (moulding type) 25) Grazing grounds 26) Yaps foolishly 31) Parkinson's drug 33) Type of horse 34) Egg handler just before Easter 35) When dark comes o'er the land 36) Thumbs-down vote 39) Weight-room unit 41) Hawaiian gift 42) Transmitted 44) Veterinarian's patient 46) Poem of uneven couplets 48) Blabs 52) Be a contestant 53) More than drizzles 54) Locate, as data on a comput- er 57) Small newt 58) The Three Tenors, for exam- ple 62) Necklace trinket 63) Gives a false alarm 65) Author A.A. 66) Greek island 67) Head of a Muslim state (Var.) 68) Dazzling display 69) Fire remains 70) Square footage measures DOWN 1) Sound hoarse 2) Historians' subjects 3) Ottoman VIPs 4) Remove bindings 5) Greek "T" 6) Diamond features 7) Some auto repair shop containers 8) "... ___ he drove out of sight" 9) Mick Jagger and bandmates, briefly 10) Danced at Oktoberfest 11) Adjutant 12) Fall's prelude 13) Satisfy, as demands 18) Narrowest bottle part 22) Arm bones 24) Enthusiastic liveliness 26) Metric measure of weight 27) Lazy poet's above? 28) Stocking material 29) Acorn, essentially 30) Lake that feeds the Niagara River 31) Subtraction word 32) Low-pitched 37) Church recesses 38) Up to the present 40) Menial worker 43) Greek eatery 45) Bullfighters 47) After peace is declared 49) Destiny 50) Like a clumsy lout 51) Web spot 54) Nadir's opposite 55) Stylish 56) "Safe!" or "out!" 59) Part in a play 60) Pelvic bones 61) Does in, in mob slang 63) Intelligence org. 64) Caribbean music i � FreeDailyCrosswords.com ACROSS-----------� 1) Well-dressed pitcher? 6) Chanel of shion, and namesakes I I) "The Rum _ Tugger" 14) It's tucked under the chin 15) Mom's kinsman 16) Santa _ winds 17) Con's way out 19) Wasn't the seeker, in a game 20) Peach container 21) Island of France 23) It's tailor-made 25) Apollo's parent? 27) "Up and __ !" 28) Beast that bore Balaam 29) Careers, classes, etc. 32) Doth speak 34) Taxpayer's headache 35) Daily occurrence GO YOUR OWN WAY 1 A 2 D M 4 A SN 38) Dakar's domain 42) Most desirable people? 44) Love a lot 45) Orchestra's setting 50) Start of the last qtr. 51) Alto woodwind 52) Superman's sandwich choice? 53) Big deals 54) Stamp incorrectly, perhaps 57) Faint gleam 59) Numerical ending, sometimes 60) Doctor who specializes in diagnosis 64) Ball holder 65) Adam Bede's creator 66) Allegro and andante 67) "Bobby Hockey" 68) Cults 69) Geometric figures 1 VIOL A 1 ENAT NA 1 E s C A p 1 R O u I D CA TE M 3 A I 1; u I SE T E L I 0 sb R E C T DOWN 1) "Hail!" 2) Start 3) Sort 4) Eye-opener? 5) _ Valley, 6) Breakfast 7) Lennon 8) Range 9) Football 10) Crystal-ball 11) "Mutiny 12) Halloween 13) Title 18) Europe's 22) Like 23) Verbal 24) Old Testament 26) Calypso 29) During 30) Work 31) Semester 33) Made 36) Title 37) Having 39) What 40) Bowed, 41) Allows 43) Emphatic 45) Awaken 46) _ dictum 47) Person 48) Specialized 49) Act relaxed 53) Ire 55) Humankind's 56) Tall 58) Extremely 61) Extremely 62) Spot 63) Poet's May the science be with you: Science in the City's virtual festival ON 29 November 2024, from 6pm to 9pm, Science in the City will host shows and performances inspired by the J.E.D.I (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) theme. The festival will stream the 2024 performance festival at Sala San Duminku for all those who didn't get the chance to visit in person, with some special interviews with artists. From rhythms to genes to nature and particles, the virtual festival has several exciting performances. 'Ripped Genes' is a captivating performance for chil- dren aged six to 13, following the story of Eugene, a sci- entist who accidentally deconstructs his own DNA. 'Hunting the Higgs' (for ages 12 and over) invites vis- itors to step into the role of a particle physicist, where they control the world's largest machine, the Large Hadron Collider. 'Boo Recaccia' (for ages 8 and over) is a dynamic dance performance that celebrates the power of human con- nection through rhythm, math, and movement. 'Addressing Water Scarcity in Agriculture' (for ages 16 and over) showcases the PRIMA-funded MED-WET initiative, testing innovative irrigation solutions in Por- tugal, Malta, Morocco, and Egypt. As part of the European Researchers' Night initiative which takes place on the same night in over 400 cit- ies across Europe, the goal is to promote European re- search, STEM careers and international collaborations. SitC presents a fun and interactive programme for families and youths who enjoy science, theatre and dance.

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