A.
_____ Ice Shelf
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B.
Lobe, bone or arch
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C.
Winner of the 1947 Best Picture and Director (Elia Kazan) Oscars (2 words)
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D.
Spirit of a culture
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E.
UK great
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F.
To the point
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G.
Ship used by the Canadian Navy
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H.
Freshly pressed grape juice
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I.
Insect order that includes grasshoppers and crickets
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J.
Novelist whose "Fanshawe" was based on his experiences
at Bowdoin College (full name)
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K.
The most perfect or typical example
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L.
Term denoting something is "user friendly"
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M.
Tom Cruise described himself as this, though "functional," well into his twenties
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N.
Spinners
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O.
Faulkner`s fictional county
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P.
Koala diet mainstay
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Q.
If Ophelia was a pregnant bird, Hamlet might have said "Get thee to a _____"
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R.
Circular file
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S.
Nexus
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T.
Song that started "The British Invasion" (6 words)
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U.
Head (slang)
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V.
Unpopular type of food among purists
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W.
Song popularized by Sinéad O`Connor (4 words)
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X.
Bluster
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Y.
Fiery tirade
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Z.
1962 novel first published in "Novy Mir" literary magazine (8 words)
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AA.
Odds
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AB.
Inane
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AC.
Persian speaking former Russian republic
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AD.
1973 novel by Margaret Craven set in British Columbia (7 words)
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AE.
W.C. Fields bird
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AF.
Tony Long Island suburb (2 words)
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