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code
  • - about poem being a set of symbols
  • - Something that needs a key
  • - A spy might crack one
  • - figure a poem not plain in meaning
  • - many a poem is written in cipher
  • - A cryptographer might crack one
  • - brogrammer's output
  • - "Source ...," 2011 sci-fi film about an army captain sent into an eight-minute digital recreation of a real-life explosion
  • - create a python program, say
  • - What a cryptogram is written in
  • - Do a certain developer's job
  • - Write a program
  • - many a poem is not readily understood
  • - When it's cracked, it's broken
  • - Morse's creation
  • - Cracker's target
  • - Building contractor's concern
  • - It's broken after some thought
  • - Hacker's forte
  • - Be a computer programmer
  • - Zip ...... (five-digit number in a mailing address)
  • - Write a computer program
  • - When it gets cracked, it's broken
  • - What a spy may write in
  • - Web developer's output
  • - Spy's writing, perhaps
  • - Spy's secret
  • - Spy's message form
  • - Software developer output
  • - Programmer's writing
  • - Programmer's work product
  • - Programmer's input
  • - Problem for a cracker?
  • - Preparation that needs a cracker?
  • - Pearl Jam's 4th "No ......"
  • - It only makes sense when it's broken
  • - It may be cracked by a spy
  • - It can't be understood until it's broken
  • - Internet expert Lawrence Lessig's subject
  • - Feature of Doyle's "The Adventure of the Dancing Men"
  • - Do programming work
  • - Cryptographer's secret
  • - Computer programmer's writing
  • - Computer programmer's work
  • - Building inspector's expertise
  • - Building contractor's study
  • - Area ...... (part of a phone number)
  • - Agent's aid
  • - A masking term (for)
  • - The Da Vinci ......, Dan Brown blockbuster
  • - Business editor turns key
  • - about poem being in secret writing
  • - Cipher, secret language
  • - Word after "Morse" or "bar"
  • - marcia gay harden drama series,......black
  • - Girls Who ...... (nonprofit supporting women in computer science)
  • - Morse ... (system for sending messages)
  • - highway......, rules of the road
  • - Set of principles or standards
  • - Initially confused by poem in secret language
  • - what may be written in c
  • - Black Girls ... (tech nonprofit)
  • - use python, e.g.
  • - laws the expert may break
  • - write computer programs
  • - "I've cracked the ...!" (solved the mystery)
  • - Work on software
  • - Commanding Officer brings Ed up for Morse
  • - caught poem in secret writing
  • - "Source ..." (2011 action film)
  • - airport id, e.g.
  • - .... of conduct
  • - set of statutes
  • - Morse or penal
  • - write in sql
  • - Zip ... (part of an address)
  • - Guiding principles about fondue, regularly ignored
  • - about poem being in secret language
  • - Secret message that needs to be cracked
  • - Set of conventions
  • - Morse, e.g.
  • - Write in Python, say
  • - javascript lines, say
  • - Set of rules principles or laws
  • - Secret symbol
  • - Encryption system
  • - Word with bar or binary
  • - Word with bar or area
  • - Set of standards
  • - Morse or area
  • - The "C" in UPC
  • - Morse or zip
  • - Word with bar or airport
  • - Symbolic language
  • - Disguised language
  • - Zip or area
  • - Zip numbers
  • - Write software
  • - Word with Morse or area
  • - Word with fire or area
  • - Word with bar or zip
  • - Word with area or zip
  • - Word with "bar" or "dress"
  • - What the four circled answers "crack"
  • - What programmers write
  • - The "C" in U.P.C.
  • - Programmers' writing
  • - Part of UPC
  • - One if by land, two if by sea, e.g.
  • - Morse, for one
  • - It takes brains to crack it
  • - Genetic or dress follower
  • - Cryptogram, e.g.
  • - Cracking target
  • - Camouflaged communication
  • - Area or zip ending
  • - Zip, for one
  • - Zip or Morse
  • - Zip or area follower
  • - You might crack one with your brain
  • - Write lines professionally
  • - Word with bar or color
  • - Word that can follow "Morse" or "ZIP"
  • - Word preceding various colors
  • - Word after bar or area
  • - Wigwag system.
  • - Web composition
  • - System of secret symbols
  • - Start for "of honor" or "of silence"
  • - Spyspeak
  • - Spy-school subject
  • - Spy writing
  • - Spy ring contents?
  • - Software basis
  • - Semaphore signals, e.g.
  • - Secret to crack
  • - Secret system of letters. words etc
  • - Secret script
  • - Secret message form.
  • - Secrecy medium
  • - Safety standards
  • - Safety specifications
  • - Rule book
  • - Penal or zip follower
  • - Pearl Jam "No ......"
  • - Output from some engineers
  • - One if by land, two if by sea, etc.
  • - Morse made one
  • - Morse ...... (what telegraphers tap out)
  • - Java ingredient?
  • - It needs to be broken
  • - It may be genetic
  • - IT instructions
  • - Hammurabi had one
  • - Fourth Pearl Jam album, "No ......"
  • - Enigma machine output
  • - Encrypted Wiz Khalifa track, with "The"?
  • - Disguise the meaning
  • - Cryptoquote, really
  • - Cryptogram key
  • - Cracking candidate
  • - Computer language, e.g.
  • - Collection of laws
  • - Cipher or encipher
  • - Cipher — set of principles
  • - Building regulations
  • - Bottom numbers on an envelope
  • - Body of regulations
  • - Body of national laws
  • - Black-chamber concern
  • - Area or Morse
  • - "The Da Vinci ......" (Dan Brown novel)
  • - "Dress" or "zip" follower
loser
  • - new roles for no-hoper
  • - Winner's opposite
  • - A weeper, according to a saying
  • - What Bryan was to Taft
  • - Person trying to smile at an awards show
  • - Fortune's fool
  • - Dewey, to Truman
  • - Beck's first smash
  • - Beck's breakthrough hit
  • - Beck's breakout hit
  • - "The Biggest ......" (reality show hosted by Bob Harper)
  • - Edsel, for one
  • - Goliath, for one
  • - Nobody
  • - Defeated player looks teary from time to time
  • - 28-Down's opposite
  • - Hello's error to feature someone with no star quality?
  • - Down-on-one's-luck sort
  • - Once deprived of love, slacker's a failure
  • - Winner's victim
  • - Beck's breakout single
  • - he's no better off for changing roles
  • - With the large rambling rose, he's unsuccessful
  • - One who failed to win new roles
  • - Person defeated by the winner
  • - Nobody's free to swap spectacles for monocle 'by right'
  • - Strip poker player in the buff, e.g.
  • - Defeated one
  • - Defeated competitor
  • - He may be sore
  • - Short straw drawer, e.g.
  • - One who weeps, in a saying
  • - Defeated contestant
  • - Not the winner
  • - Not a medalist
  • - Defeated person
  • - Consistent failure
  • - Unfortunate fellow
  • - Runner-up in a race
  • - Place or show horse
  • - Perennial last-place finisher
  • - His wager should have been sager
  • - Bottom dog
  • - Beck hit of 1993
  • - Beaten competitor
  • - Word with sore
  • - Willy Loman, classically
  • - Who the jury voted against
  • - Weeper, in saying
  • - Weeper, in adage
  • - Vanquished person
  • - Unsuccessful trophy seeker
  • - Unsuccessful participant
  • - Trumpian insult
  • - Traditional weeper
  • - The one with 0 in 7-0
  • - The one in last place, e.g.
  • - The Beatles' "I'm a ........"
  • - Terse putdown
  • - T.K.O. victim, e.g.
  • - Sore one, maybe
  • - Sometimes a dieter is one
  • - Someone who fails consistently
  • - Short-ender.
  • - Runner-up, essentially
  • - Proverbial weeper
  • - Pointless player, perhaps
  • - Person who comes in last place
  • - Person faking a smile at an awards show
  • - Participation trophy recipient
  • - One with sour grapes?
  • - One who doesn't go past a semi?
  • - One might come in last
  • - One might be sore
  • - One back in the pack
  • - Naked strip poker player, e.g.
  • - Mondale on Nov. 6, 1984
  • - McDowell or Pope, at Bull Run
  • - Locker room sulker
  • - Last-place finisher, e.g.
  • - Humphrey, in 1968
  • - Habitual failure
  • - Good sport, perhaps
  • - Ford in 1976
  • - Early Beck smash
  • - Defeated rival
  • - Defeated pitcher
  • - Cleveland in the '94 World Series
  • - Carthage, in the Punic Wars
  • - Carter vis-à-vis Reagan
  • - Burgoyne at Saratoga
  • - Born follower
  • - Born ...... (schlemiel)
  • - Bested one
  • - Beck song with the lyric "Soy un perdedor"
  • - Beck hit with the lyric "So why don't you kill me?"
  • - Bad-luck guy
  • - 2000 Jason Biggs comedy-romance
  • - "The Biggest ......" (reality show about getting fit)
  • - "The Biggest ......" (NBC reality show)
  • - Schlimazel
  • - Luckless one
  • - A failure
  • - Second-best
  • - Defeated candidate.
  • - Tail-ender
  • - McGovern, in 1972
  • - Misfit
  • - Deadbeat
  • - Nonwinner
  • - Concession speech giver
  • - #2 or #3, say
  • - Dewey in 1948
  • - Scratches (out)
  • - Hopeless case
  • - Hapless one
  • - 2 or 3
  • - Born
  • - Booby-prize winner.
  • - Vanquished
  • - One snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, say
  • - Pathetic person
  • - One missing out -- gets nearer, but not number one
  • - One can't win with philosopher dismissing hip-hop
  • - Jenga tower toppler, e.g
  • - Booby-prize recipient
  • - An also-ran
  • - Unsuccessful person
  • - Unsuccessful type
  • - Playing roles in local flop
  • - Postgame moper
  • - Failed competitor
  • - One who can't 21-Down
  • - Sad sack
  • - Luckless sort
  • - Also-ran
  • - Many a gambler
  • - Unsuccessful competitor
  • - Cornwallis, at Yorktown
  • - Drawer of the short straw
  • - Luckless fellow
  • - Failure among close relatives
  • - Defeated contender
  • - '90s Beck hit
  • - Not a winner
  • - Postgame sulker
  • - Juvenile put-down
  • - Last-place finisher
  • - Player over 21, perhaps
  • - Nearer, but missing first place -- becoming this?
  • - One failing frequently
  • - Deadbeat, e.g
  • - Any of three semifinalists, eventually
  • - Consolation prize recipient
  • - Hard luck case
  • - What a two-fingered "L" represents
  • - Unlucky one
  • - Dud
  • - Usually disappointed one
  • - Last place finisher, obviously
  • - Olympian who doesn't medal
  • - One not getting an Olympic medal
  • - Failure, also-ran
  • - One who shuts up having caught out failure
  • - Short-straw drawer
  • - No-hoper
  • - Short-straw picker
  • - Person defeated
  • - Successful dieter
  • - Failure in comic roles
  • - One unsuccessful, solitary guy having change of heart
  • - Defeated party
  • - A failure in failed roles
  • - Everyone except the winner
  • - One finishing second?
  • - A failure, also-ran
  • - Put-down from Donald Trump
  • - Doesn't win acting roles
  • - Mysterious roles from The Misfit
  • - One who finishes last
  • - Schlub
  • - Hapless sort
  • - 'The Biggest '
  • - X-O-X line in tic-tac-toe, e.g
  • - Sore sort, maybe
  • - Many a casino visitor
  • - Early Beck single
  • - Taunting word
  • - One not allowed in the winners' circle
  • - Typical Las Vegas gambler
  • - Vanquished one
  • - Runner-up
  • - Beck single of 1993
  • - Hardly one of the in crowd
  • - One-day "Jeopardy!" contestant, e.g.
  • - Weeper, proverbially
  • - He can't get a break
  • - The hare, notably
  • - One who can't catch a break
  • - Like one who is 52-Down
  • - Last one in
  • - Hopeless guy
  • - Mr. Wrong
  • - Ne'er-do-well
  • - Dweeb
  • - Jerk
  • - Doofus
  • - Snoozer
  • - See 56-Down
  • - Flop
  • - Chump
  • - Failure
  • - Sore
  • - Schlemiel
  • - beaten person left incredibly sore
  • - exchange roles with no-hoper
  • - Person with a record of failure
  • - What two fingers in the shape of an "L" can mean
  • - see sister embracing european competitor failing in end?
  • - Person who doesn't win a game
  • - The hare, in a fabled race
  • - 2000 Amy Heckerling romantic comedy film starring Jason Biggs, Mena Suvari and Greg Kinnear
  • - He won't win new roles
  • - One who is never successful
  • - he doesn't win unusual roles
  • - fabled hare, e.g.
  • - Who pays all legal costs under the so-called 'English rule'
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