Point-of-view article in a newspaper: Hyph. Crossword Clue

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Point-of-view article in a newspaper: Hyph. Crossword Answer

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Hint 1: Clue Definitions

NEWSPAPER (noun)
1. the physical object that is the product of a newspaper publisher
2. cheap paper made from wood pulp and used for printing newspapers
ARTICLE (noun)
1. a separate section of a legal document (as a statute or contract or will)
2. (grammar) a determiner that may indicate the specificity of reference of a noun phrase
ARTICLE (verb)
1. bind by a contract; especially for a training period

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More Daily Themed Crossword (1/12/2026) Answers

Across

1. Tupperware topper

4. Chain ___ (carpenter's power tool)

7. The "O" in IOU

10. The Grand ___ Opry, Nashville

11. Roadside retreat

12. Singer Dylan of "Like a Rolling Stone"

13. "90 Day Fiance" channel Abbr.

14. Cut ___ (divided equally down the middle): 2 wds.

16. Celestial sphere, like a planet

17. Noah's boat

18. Monday through Sunday

20. Groomsman's female counterpart

25. "You Can't Hurry ___," song by The Supremes, rooted in timeless advice, which reminds you that Cupid does not do one-day deliveries

27. Hot Wheels or Barbie, e.g.

28. Edgar Allan ___, author of "The Raven"

29. ___ Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

32. "Everybody's Free (To ___ Sunscreen)," song by Baz Luhrmann, rooted in timeless advice, that reminds you to get a tan and not a sunburn

34. ___ pro quo (give and take)

35. “The best thing ___ sliced bread”

36. Goes from site to site on the Internet

37. Robin Hood's Marian, for one

38. Actor Schreiber of "X-Men Origins: Wolverine"

39. "___ It Go," song from Disney's "Frozen" by Idina Menzel, rooted in timeless advice, that asks you to set yourself free

40. Like a candle without a flame

43. Teeny mischief-maker

46. Employee's "I'm going on vacation!" letters

47. Pet ___ (sharing food, for Joey from "Friends")

48. Victory sign letter, phonetically

49. "Make Your ___ Kind of Music," song by Cass Elliot, rooted in timeless advice, that asks you to sing your truth, even if it's off-key

50. "Stayin' Alive" band Bee ___

51. Common second language, globally, for short

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1. Parking area

2. "___ Be There For You" ("Friends" theme song)

3. 'Tis the month to be jolly, for short

4. Places where dishes may pile up

5. Picnic pest

6. Opposite of ESE: Abbr.

7. Slender woodwind instrument

8. "___ Hard, Play Hard," song by Wiz Khalifa, rooted in timeless advice, which reminds you that overtime needs to be balanced with party-time

9. Gradually subside, as the tide

14. Intense anger

15. Baby's boo-boo

17. Suffix with "lemon" for a refreshing drink

19. "Ed, ___ n Eddy" (Cartoon Network series)

20. Sandwich with alphabetically arranged ingredients: Abbr.

21. Pooh's joey friend

22. League of prestigious schools

23. Actress Mandy of "This Is Us"

24. Tarzan's friend

28. Legendary arcade game "___-Man"

29. "I Will ___," song by Gloria Gaynor

30. Animated file with a heavily debated pronunciation: Abbr.

31. Six-pointers in NFL, for short

32. Nintendo Switch precursor

33. "This ___" (shipping crate marking): 2 wds.

34. "___ Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)," song by Doris Day, rooted in timeless advice, that suggests you accept life as it comes

35. "He just ___ a whoopee cushion!" (pranker's cry): 2 wds.

36. Construction workers' workplaces

37. Cat's call

38. "___ Like You Were Dying," song by Tim McGraw, rooted in timeless advice, that's a reminder that the time for good things is now

39. London lavatory

41. Blood type modifier, for short

42. "The Fall Guy" actor ___ Majors

44. Stag attendees

45. Square thing forced into a round hole, idiomatically

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