"Puts in office" NYT crossword answer is:
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The New York Times crossword clue for October 11, 2023 is "Puts in office." This clue could refer to the process of appointing someone to a position of power, such as a government official, a CEO, or a board member. It could also refer to the act of installing someone in a job, such as a teacher, a doctor, or a lawyer. In either case, the clue suggests that someone is being placed in a position of authority and responsibility.
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