Alan Turing is often called the father of modern computing. During World War II, he worked at Bletchley Park, where top secret work was carried out to decipher the military codes used by Germany and its allies.
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Volume 19 of the popular series: 50 easy puzzles edited by Times crosswords editor Will Shortz
What makes these word searches WONDERFUL? They're created by a renowned crossword champion, feature fun themes, and contain a bonus message
Small, easy crosswords in large print . . . created by a powerhouse puzzlemaker
Don't miss out on the second installment in the brand-new brain game series following Mensa's Brilliant Brain Workouts.
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These 72 high-quality crosswords will engage solvers and challenge their mental agility.
72 easy-as-pie crosswords--brought to you by a puzzle master--provide a gentle mental challenge solvers will love.
The first in a new series of New York Times Sunday crosswords: bigger, easy-to-read clues
The Sunday New York Times crossword has been a beloved fixture for over seventy years. It's America's favorite--and most famous--crossword puzzle. Now the extra-large Sunday puzzles are bigger and better: easier on the eyes for stress-free solving
The New York Times Totally '90s Crosswords: 200 Easy to Hard Puzzles from Da Bomb Decade (Paperback)
A phat collection of easy to hard New York Times crossword puzzles from the 1990s.
Remember the 90s? Flannel shirts, "The Rachel" haircut, ska punk, Ken Starr, and New York Times crossword clues like these:
53 Across: "Warrior Princess" of TV
39 Across: Yankee manager Joe
106 Down: "The Simpsons" tavern owner
These 72 high-quality crosswords will engage solvers and challenge their mental agility.
