A.
Scene of what many consider the bloodiest and largest battle in human history
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B.
Fibrous metamorphic mineral
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C.
Not a point, not a fault
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D.
Classic British TV series that had only 45 episodes (4 words)
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E.
Fessed
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F.
The goddess of retributive justice
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G.
Confer again
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H.
42nd Street tourist attraction (2 words)
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I.
Candy (British)
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J.
Film where Bette Davis played a modern-day Lizzie Borden (4 words)
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K.
Soils
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L.
Dostoevsky novel (with "The")
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M.
Learned
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N.
Where you`d find the Oommpa Loompas (5 words)
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O.
Navel type
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P.
Oldest guy in the Bible
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Q.
AKA Bull Run
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R.
One who writes with elaborate alliteration, antitheses, and simile
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S.
Golf side bet (4 words)
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T.
Double-header (2 words)
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U.
First words of the original "Star Wars" film (10 words)
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V.
He who goes to prison... again
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W.
Walter Reed fought it (2 words)
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X.
A smearing or rubbing in or on
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Y.
Importance, as of an event
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Z.
Thomas Hardy novel (4 words)
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AA.
Characteristic furnishings or equipment; trappings
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AB.
Direction of the second half of an Eagle`s trip
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AC.
Big hit by the Clash (2 words)
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AD.
Thin paper
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AE.
Like the phrase "God is Dead," for example
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AF.
British TV series that ran from 1963-89 and that
recently resumed production (2 words)
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AG.
Periodic variation
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AH.
Evening fare on a certain cable network (3 words)
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AI.
Antonio is the title character of this Shakespeare play (4 words)
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AJ.
Controversial alternative to evolution (2 words)
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AK.
Straightforward or unemotional (hyph.)
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AL.
Former
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AM.
American football deke technique (2 words)
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