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Ryan Hecht and Brian Cimmet rise and fall with their individual successes (and failures) in combat against the New York Times crossword puzzle.
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If you don't get the actual New York Times (in print or online), you're likely looking at puzzles that have previously been published. The dailies come out in syndication six weeks after their original date; the Sunday puzzles are one week behind. -
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