A.
The Thirties in the U.S. (and the world, 2 words)
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B.
A minimally invasive surgery type
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C.
A well-lettered American female (Full name)
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D.
Bug guy on campus
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E.
One of Neil Simon`s plays about Eugene Jerome (3 words)
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F.
Where you`d find Mrs. Thatcher (4 words)
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G.
American version of `straight off` (2 words)
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H.
Ready acceptance of new suggestions, ideas, and influences
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I.
The days of yore
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J.
One of the first sci-fi novels, by Jules Verne (6 words)
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K.
Big man on White House campus
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L.
Doofus
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M.
Prefix meaning `situated behind`
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N.
Stoned while riding a Harley? (4 words)
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O.
The most famous jurist of 1995
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P.
Cause the score to be closer
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Q.
A hero from Clue A (Full name)
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R.
Eggs
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S.
Before there were credit cards, there was this plan
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T.
Home of Zion and Bryce
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U.
This film`s tagline was: "1964. When America was at war with itself." (2 words)
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V.
To write sheet music, for example
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W.
Brown`s league
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X.
What you`re likely to be if you live in Window Rock
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Y.
James Bond film and novel (6 words)
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Z.
It comes before Manana or Luego
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AA.
What Terry McMillan`s characters were waiting to do
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AB.
Legs, Mermaid or Baby (2 words)
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AC.
Ort, jot
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AD.
What Lotrimin cures (2 words)
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AE.
Humungous
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AF.
A way of dying guaranteed to annoy your relatives
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AG.
Beatles song with the lyric "Each one believing that love never dies..." (4 words)
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AH.
The act of flowing out
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AI.
Marcellus` opinion about Denmark
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AJ.
A line whose distance to a given curve tends to zero
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AK.
Savonarola`s enemy (Full name)
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AL.
Pervert
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