"Measure of explosive force that sounds like a weight" NYT crossword answer is:
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The crossword clue "Measure of explosive force that sounds like a weight" from the New York Times (October 11 2023) is likely referring to the term "kiloton," which is a unit of measurement used to describe the explosive force of a nuclear weapon. It is derived from the metric prefix "kilo," meaning one thousand, and "ton," which is a unit of weight. The kiloton is equal to the explosive force of one thousand tons of TNT.
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