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Car Ad Letters Crossword – Word of the Day: Sonia BRAGA— She is famous in the English-speaking world for her Golden Globe Award-nominated performances in Kiss of the Spider Woman (1985) and Moon over the Parador (1988). He also received a BAFTA Award nomination in 1981 for Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands (first released in 1976). For the 1994 television film The Burning of Time, he was nominated for an Emmy Award and a third Golden Globe Award. Other television and film credits include The Cosby Show (1986), Sex and the City (2001), American Family (2002), Alias (2005), Aquarius (2016), Bacurau (2019), and Fatima (2020). In 2020, the New York Times ranked him #24 in its list of the 25 Greatest Artists of the 21st Century.

Hello Malaika, here’s a Malaika MWednesday. How was your evening? During my evening I bought cocktails and games to help fund women’s health. After my third cocktail I bought this shirt and after my fourth cocktail, I solved this puzzle and wrote this post. So like, that’s where we are. (Song prompt in Confessions Part II from herelike literally a dozen times in a row.) (Do y’all like ((heh)) How much have I been using the words “like”? It’s because of a commenter from last time do for. mine for you. so I think I’ll, like, stick to it.)

Car Ad Letters Crossword

Theme: Rabbit and…. hat?— There are types of rabbits (BRER, ROGER, and PETER) crossing types of hats (BEANIE, DERBY, and BOATER). I have the rabbit part, but the hat part is completely lost on me! I had to watch it to make sure I didn’t miss anything.

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THIS POEM IS GREAT!!! Wednesdays usually take me about 11 minutes and I “Check the Puzzle” zero or one time. This one was well past half an hour and I “checked the puzzle”d nine times, and even ended up with four boxes where I had no idea what the letters were. (This is crazy to me. I mean, I’m not involved. Fantastic inspiration, but I have strong integrity!! I’ve solved many non-thematic NYT puzzles in around ten minutes without checking – yes, even after four cocktails!)

There are many things that make the puzzle difficult! I like to try to show them because I have found that a bad puzzle is often hard, but a hard puzzle is not necessarily bad. That makes sense, right? Like, a puzzle might be hard because the developer was sloppy with the filling, or messed up their vocabulary… or the puzzle might simply be hard because their clues require knowledge of me (that is; me, the puzzler) that I don’t have. This puzzle feels like the latter, and I am very excited to read the experiences of the comments.

Above what I do not know. I don’t know Sonia BRAGA, or the word KEN that means “knowledge,” or “fuddy-duddy” as a phrase, or Santa ROSA, California, or what “portage” means. Or the shampoo brand PRELL (I experimented with rebus and “L’oreal” for a few) or that YEW is evergreen or what on earth Jaguar is talking about. (Please explain ?? CARAD??? What?) CPA is a term I learned from word games and actually did not find out-and-about* and ETAS is ambiguous with ETDS. [Voting Type] for PROXY and [Talented Person] (without the question mark!) for [AGENT] are vague and mis-direct-y in the way I expected for Saturday, not Wednesday. UN is surprisingly difficult to analyze, as it has been attractive since some time I have [A??? ACTIVE] and expects a two-sentence sentence. (Jeff loooooves to talk about how long answers should be more than one word.)

The last thing that made it hard for me was the display, because of both the clue and the software. The index is worded in a non-obvious way. [Pulling a rabbit out of a hat, for example. Which occurs three times in this puzzle] is a reference for MAGIC TRICK, and it made me think that I should look for that particular word to come into play. Instead, I’m looking for “rabbits” and “hats” which are clearly stated by the clue itself. Is this a little strange? It seems dead to me (regardless, it feels “too easy” which is hilarious given how much I struggled with this puzzle), in terms of how the indicators always work. Meanwhile, the software does not display any of the rabbits or any caps. This leads me to believe that there is a return mode that I have completely missed, especially with entries like BRAGA and CARAD that are foreign to me.

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* I contrast this with words I’ve learned from crosswords, and then found out-and-about, like ATOLL or RCA or ARIA (outside of the Pretty Little Liars-verse). Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | CA Acceptance Notice | Don’t Sell My Personal Information

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Many intersections with tire tracks and skid marks from railroad crossings are grim reminders of this ridiculously reckless behavior.

As a former administrator, I hate to blame the advertisers, but something must be done. Maybe there should be a limit on horse power on city roads.

To the editor: There is a small and cost effective technology to high speeds on the road that will solve more problems than reducing speed limits or installing expensive cameras. I’m talking about speed bumps, not just in residential areas, but on any road where people are driving their cars.

It is physically impossible to accelerate where there are high speeds and not hit your head on the roof of your car. I would definitely install speed bumps wherever gangs of drivers are blocking roads and doing donuts. Are you scared yet? Screen shot from Yes on television ad Question 1 (top) and No on ad Question 1. The ballot initiative seeks to expand the state’s right to reform law.

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In a television ad, a woman walks alone in an empty parking garage, the camera follows closely as a legend warns of predators using a car’s data to “kill their victims, pinpoint where they are”. – if question 1 is passed.

Another business said automakers could use its sedan technology to “get a monopoly on auto repairs” and cut businesses and thousands of jobs in Massachusetts. That is, if question 1 is not passed.

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The dueling caricatures, they say, are borne out in part by the sometimes broad language and challenge for voters to understand the intricacies of vehicle cybersecurity. Even the state’s advocacy group against domestic violence has attacked opponents’ use of a survivor’s experience to “polarize a particular issue.”

“All the arguments I’ve heard – pro and con – are fairly accurate, but they’re making predictions,” said Raymond Albert, Assumption University professor and director of the Worcester school’s cybersecurity program. “They’re trying to change people’s minds and take advantage of the fact that they don’t understand the underlying issue.”

Question 1 asked voters to return to a debate they considered eight years ago: giving repair shops access to data from a car’s computer system. A 2012 request approved by voters, and tweaked by the Legislature, allowed independent repair shops to plug into a car to help diagnose problems and effectively give owners more choice of where to get repairs. their cars.

Now, a coalition that includes aftermarket businesses — think AutoZone and Advanced Auto Parts — has raised $15.7 million as part of the campaign. asking voters to reopen access to device data transmitted wirelessly from a car, known as telematics. That system, usually found in late model cars, monitors and sends real-time readings on the vehicle back to the manufacturer.

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If the request passes, manufacturers will be required to provide vehicles starting with 2022 models with an open access platform for that data. Owners can then retrieve device readings via an unspecified mobile app, and for access to a local repair shop

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