A.
OWEROFPISA
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B.
THOS
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C.
DEA
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D.
AIVE
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E.
CHRODINGEREQUATION
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F.
UNCHHAUSEN
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G.
SRAEL
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H.
ELATIVITY
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I.
TOMIC
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J.
HATTERBOX
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K.
NIVERSITYOFZURICH
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L.
OATHE
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M.
HIO
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N.
NCERTAINTYPRINCIPLE
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O.
PEEDOFLIGHT
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P.
ELLED
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Q.
LUTE
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R.
HEAD
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S.
OOSEVELT
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T.
Scientist considered by many to be the greatest of all time (2)
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U.
Valley between the Alleghenies and the Blue Ridge
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V.
Initiating a fad
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W.
An archangel
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X.
A rhetorical device combining mutually contradictory terms
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Y.
This could have been affirmative except for Benjamin Franklin`s whim
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Z.
The taking of advantage whenever possible, often with no regard for principle
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AA.
What Galileo called the objects now called the Galilean satellites (2)
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AB.
Early, fresh and vigorous
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AC.
Where A spent his later years (3)
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AD.
Scientist considered by many to be the greatest of all time (2)
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AE.
Nebuchadnezzar`s realm
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AF.
Grand Inquisitor
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AG.
A`s birthplace (2)
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AH.
Primary source; basic support
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AI.
Dine in a restaurant (2)
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AJ.
Immature or undeveloped egg
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AK.
Condition that may result from assisting the development of Q
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AL.
Take care of
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AM.
Pull hard (2)
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AN.
Occuring at some time in the future
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AO.
According to A, "God does not play _____ with the universe".
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AP.
An orchid named after a reptile (hyph.)
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AQ.
Stand-up comedian: "Take my wife..... Please."
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AR.
Sediment from a volcanic eruption
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AS.
Watchmaker`s magnifying glass
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AT.
Where A lived when he did the work described in this passage (2)
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AU.
With the least difficulty
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AV.
Change in color of starlight due to motion away from Earth
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AW.
Kind of experiment that A was especially good at
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AX.
Quintessence; the stuff of the firmament
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AY.
An expression that cannot be understood just from the words that make it up
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BZ.
New
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A`s employer at the time he did the work described in this passage (3)
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