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@acjones I had the exact same problem. Finally just switched “hattnees” whatever that is to “hat trees” and puzzle was solved.

@VN with look-ups? In other words it was hard enough you couldn’t solve it?

@Charles Peterson it’s a very well known movie, and sicario isn’t the name of a character. It means hitman in Spanish.

@Andrew Just too hard for you. It’s a Saturday puzzle. No shame in struggling.

@LeCheffre as in the “meat” of an issue

@Patricia Henry I had to check the dictionary afterwards. Sure enough: career 2 of 2 verb careered; careering; careers intransitive verb : to go at top speed especially in a headlong manner

@Apurv or maybe Saturday is just too hard for you? No shame in that.

@Darren Maybe just own up to not being very good at crosswords?

@Andrew lol a simple google search of the term “over arm” will show it’s in wide use.

@Bob T. Only the Disney movie has a character named Jafar. That should have been your tip off.

@Mark I have to admit I’m always tickled by the great efforts that people go to justify their ignorance in these comment sections. Other solvers didn’t have any problem figuring out these clues. Were they wrong to solve them?

@Angela How are people so confidently wrong in posting “corrections” like this? It’s “ado” meaning fuss or bother, as in Much Ado About Nothing.

@Petrol You’re not a pedant, just wrong. “At it” is used frequently in this context.

@Mark sad

@Steve H So what? So if the clue was “1930s German leader” would you refrain from entering Hitler?

@Randi Maybe stop to consider that your knowledge of the world is limited?

@Peggy Hicks It’s cute but it doesn’t fit the theme.

Lol. From Wikipedia: “The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, commonly known as the United Kingdom (UK) or Britain,[l] is a country in northwestern Europe, off the coast of the continental mainland.“

@Evan never heard it either. That said, wasn’t too hard to figure it out