A.
Broadway attractions
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B.
A mixture of hydrated silicates of iron, magnesium and calcium
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C.
Perforated
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D.
Open, often enthusuastic acknowledgments
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E.
Common ornamental shrub
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F.
Rock fractures caused by compressive stress (2)
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G.
US abolitionist (1811-1896), author of influential antislavery novel (3)
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H.
Illusory
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I.
Virginia river, often separating Union and Confederate forces in the Civil War
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J.
Bert`s colleagues, who danced on the rooftops with him in Mary Poppins
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K.
Close associates of bookies
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L.
Of sufficient interest for film at 11
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M.
Extra rooms attached to pre-existing structures
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N.
American author ("Young Goodman Brown"), 1804-1864 (2)
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O.
Cast of characters (2)
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P.
Literary device, words which imitate the sounds which they designate
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Q.
Food prepared from milk curdled by bacteria
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R.
Pathological formation of mineral concretions within the body
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S.
Metamorphic mineral of iron and calcium, sometimes of gem quality
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T.
Arouses
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U.
Ill-tempered
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V.
Politeness
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W.
Pubs
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X.
Idiocy
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Y.
"Did he smile his work to see? _______________" (8)
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Z.
Passage through a masonry wall; tunnel
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AA.
Brightly colored reef dweller with venomous spines
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AB.
Filled with air
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AC.
The parts of fountain pens that do the actual writing
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AD.
"The Golden ______", study of early religions by Sir James George Frazier
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AE.
Young nocturnal predatory birds
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AF.
What he did after his vorpal blade went snicker-snack (4)
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AG.
The treeherds who defeated Saruman
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AH.
Gay
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AI.
Bill Clinton: "That all depends on what your definition of ___ is"
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AJ.
Changing to make more suitable
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