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I searched Google for “open ender.” iPhone autocorrect wanted to change ender to ended, and Google asked “did you mean open ended.” BS answer, IMO, especially since there were perfectly valid clues for SDS on the cross.
Don’t do this again, please. Ever.
@Steve L “The euro” is singular. The clue should have said “replaced by euros,” plural.
@Esmerelda Common usage is in restaurants, where a complaint may lead to “being comped” a portion of the bill. Short for receiving something complimentary.
@Chrissy And it doesn’t mean taste. From Merriam-Webster sa·por ˈsāpə(r) plural -s : a property (as bitterness) affecting the sense of taste : SAVOR, FLAVOR
@Steve L But “the euro” is singular.
@Andrzej Moreover, “the euro” is singular. The constructor garbled it, IMO, in an attempt to show off.
@Ben How do you even see that? It doesn’t stand out in any way on my display.
@SBK Link didn’t work for me.
@Thad I still don’t get TOAT. What is it?
@Jake I know how I felt. Not printable! 😆
@Chaneice Agree. The clue read “Test for an M.B.A. degree hopeful.” That is what/who the GRE is actually “for.”
How do I find the Sunday hints? They disappear too fast.
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