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Enjoy your expedition on this puzzle and don’t forget to come up for air! SUNDAY PUZZLE — Hello puzzlers! My name is Cora, and I’m super excited to publish my FIRST Sunday puzzle! I joined Games this semester, and this is my third crossword ever! That being said, if you have any corrections, comments or feedback for this specific puzzle, reach out to me at [email protected]. For anything general, reach out to [email protected]. Happy solving! Tricky Clues 14A: This clue refers to OURS — both lyric and title of a Taylor Swift song off of Speak Now. It’s a bit specific, but I’m a big Swiftie, so it felt right to include in my first big puzzle. 18A: Once again, I love alliteration! I am also a big fan of Russian novels and the new “Sense and Sensibility” movie, both of which heavily feature this sort of caustic character: DUELER. 29A: A bit tricky if you haven’t seen “Game of Thrones.” This unofficial motto, to “always repay their debts,” belongs to House LANNISTER.

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