A.
Danish scientist who enunciated the geological principle
now known as the law of superposition
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B.
Death personified
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C.
Nine
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D.
Mechanical-acoustic device patented in 1878
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E.
Approval in Parliament (2)
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F.
Intellectual (colloq.)
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G.
Nocturnal luminosity, often visible over Canada, very rarely over Texas (2)
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H.
Substantiated
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I.
Public houses
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J.
Forty winks
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K.
Audacity (slang)
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L.
Exertion
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M.
Broadway Joe
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N.
Sci-fi story, book in 1898, movie in 2002 (3)
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O.
Actor who portrayed Kowalski
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P.
Behaved inconspicuously
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Q.
Narrow pass between mountains
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R.
Environmentally conscious organization
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S.
Contaminates
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T.
Shabby
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U.
Tariff legislation blamed for intensifying depression (hyph.)
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V.
Tendency to commit pranks
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W.
Simulated a color by mixing pixels of different colors
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X.
In geology, it`s made up of periods
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Y.
Hindu sacred lore
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Z.
Introducing through a vein
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AA.
Scoop (slang)
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AB.
In companionable fashion
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AC.
The better known name for The Militia Company of
Captain Frans Banning Cocq and of Lieutenant Willem van Ruytenburgh (2, with "The")
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AD.
Infirm, often senile
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AE.
Scurf
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AF.
What you usually have to pay to learn something
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AG.
Hoopsters` braggadocio (3)
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AH.
Bacterial skin infection
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AI.
Collection of Norse poems
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AJ.
What Alice went through (2)
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AK.
By means of which
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AL.
Formerly
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AM.
Increasingly rare location for a public telephone
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AN.
Field event (2)
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AO.
What a very generous man may give you (5)
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AP.
What a hatchling uses to break out of its shell (2)
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AQ.
Shelter for range workers
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