If you haven't been personally victimized by a difficult game of Strands, you haven't been playing the New York Times games long enough. The long-standing editorial authority has long been a pioneer for games to go with your morning coffee, launching The Crossword all the way back in 1942. But while The Crossword has remained timeless for decades (and doesn't look a day over 80), a new set of games moved onto the block and took the world by storm a few years ago.
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