2009: Year-End Round Up

As the year comes to a close, sharing with you the five most popular articles written in 2009 on Crossword Unclued. In case you're new here or have missed them earlier, do check them out.

Hope you are taking time off during the holiday week. Enjoy the festive season and have a great New Year! 

Top 5 Popular (Most-Read) Articles

	Cryptic Crosswords A Threat To Criminal Justice? A"research" which concludes that exposure to cryptic crosswords messes up one's ability to recognize people. This article was most viewed by readers from Twitter.
	New York Times Election Day Crossword A special crossword published in 1996 in the New York Times, which is evidently popular even now given the number of Google searches for it each day.
	Seth Godin Defines Enormity A linguistic faux pas by the business guru Seth Godin. An error that a cruciverbalist will never make.
	Hindu Crossword Compilers: Your Views? Lively discussion in the comments section about the Hindu crossword compilers. Most viewed by readers from India.
	More Tips For Solving Cryptic Crosswords Some tips to help you become a better solver. This article got me the most emailed responses.

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