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Niche Theme Friday: From Colorless to Pink

◆ · By Olivia Barbieri · Published by Columbia Daily Spectator · Published 2024-03-22T13:50:45.387Z

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  • kurtalert 🤓1:22 · 2024-03-22T18:23:03.250Z
    Some really unique elements in here. Thanks!
    • Sendhil Revuluri 🤓1:24 · 2024-03-23T02:38:01.928Z
      Fun! (And gives me an idea for a word ladder!)
      • ForeverJung 6:07 · 2024-03-23T11:25:12.634Z
        Nice clue work!
        Play today's daily mini crossword
        1A
        Sodium hydroxide and ammonia, e.g.
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        Across
        1. 1A
          Sodium hydroxide and ammonia, e.g.
        2. 6A
          Occupied, as a saddle
        3. 8A
          Fuel made of octanes
        4. 9A
          Genetic “messenger”
        5. 10A
          Rent-___: Hertz and Avis industry
        6. 11A
          “___ all be ok”
        7. 13A
          ___point: time when moles of 1-Across and 17-Across are equal
        8. 14A
          Waiting room waiters, or a homophone of what you need during a titration
        9. 16A
          Isolates, “Survivor”-style
        10. 17A
          Potassium hydrogen phthalate and aqueous hydrogen chloride, e.g.
        Down
        1. 1D
          Like much Hawaiian dark, gray rock
        2. 2D
          “We have everything from ___ Z”
        3. 3D
          Toni Morrison novel published after “The Bluest Eye”
        4. 4D
          Sexless ones
        5. 5D
          With con, one of two major letter groups in the English alphabet
        6. 6D
          “Black Magic Woman” rock group
        7. 7D
          People passionate about titrations, maybe
        8. 8D
          Moan and groan
        9. 12D
          Italian actress Virna
        10. 15D
          ___er Scrolls or ___en Ring
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