"The Turning Points of Tool Innovation: A Screwdriver's Tale"

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"The Turning Points of Tool Innovation: A Screwdriver's Tale"
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The New York Times' Saturday crossword puzzle, crafted by Ben Tolkin and Julian Xiao, offers a lively challenge with witty clues and idiomatic expressions. This particular puzzle features clever wordplay, such as a clue for "AISLE" as "Long division?" and a Southern slang expression "THAT DOG DON'T HUNT" for a bad plan. The puzzle also includes a tricky crossing at 38A and 38D, with "RESTS" as some score marks and "RIND" as a twist of a screwdriver, referring to the cocktail garnish. The enthusiasm of the constructors is evident, making for an engaging and entertaining solve for crossword enthusiasts.

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