Rex Parker in the News Constructor: Mike BuckleyRelative difficulty: Medium-ChallengingTHEME: *A*A — four theme answers begin with "xAxA" word (where x is a variable); also, four different xAxA words can be found in the Across answers in each of the four cornersWord of the Day: Carol HEISS (64A: Five-time world champion figure skater Carol) —Carol Elizabeth Heiss Jenkins (born January 20, 1940 in New York City) is an American figure skater. She is the 1960 Olympic Champion in Ladies Singles, 1956 Olympic silver medalist and five-time World Champion (1956-1960). Following her retirement from figure skating in 1960, Heiss played the female lead in the 1961 film Snow White and the Three Stooges. I am trying to write this while watching — and tweeting non-stop about — the Oscars. So this puzzle ... a kicky little number. More Tuesday (or easy Wednesday) for me (time in the high 3s). Very name-heavy, with somewhat toughish cluing throughout (e.g. clued ). There were also at least two answers I've *never* seen before: Cindy (???) and (!?!)

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I also did a total face-plant while trying to spell ELLLLLIOTTTTT (how many Ls, how many Ts?). yo sushi voucher studentTheme density probably had something to do with the somewhat unMondayish fill. sumo sushi delivery den haagSo it belongs on a different day? I do miss RARA, WAWA, and PAPA. Also, seems not to fit that well, as that first "A" is flat, like the vowel sound in "," unlike the first "A" in all the other *A*A words.)))Catnip is a ()? If I want to my cat anywhere, I just open a can—any can. I'm not sure I ever knew "" was set in Central Park ()—maybe I'm confusing it with "A Bug's Life." Why did I think Wintour's first name was EDNA (=>)? I needed a clue for , and I think I may have found one (=>). Puzzle would have been much tougher if I hadn't had much crossword experience (against my will) with Mr. ().

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