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Crossword: Fault-Finding

Here are the theme-related clues to this week's Sunday New York Times crossword. This was an annoying one. I finally got the theme--though I'm still a little confused by it--but it seemed like a stupid one. Anyway, here goes:

ACROSS

28 *Common Guernsey bull
41 *1968 firm featuring murderous cheerleader
46 *Urban farce
61 *Where stars can be seen fluffing and folding
71 *What theaters play
79 *Bean, e.g.
97 *Onetime legal status of Shanghai or Canton
98 *Get blankets
111 *Novice in an ad campaign

DOWN
41 *Bad drivers back them up
117 *What each starred clue--and its answer--contains

The answers are encrypted. To decrypt them, select whichever ones you want to see, throw them into the Crossword Decrypting Widget below, and hit the red button:
THE ANSWERS
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Comments

1.

Each of the theme answers contains the letters TYPO in it. Hope this helps! :)

2.

D'oh! I can't believe I missed that. Thank you!




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