A.
Retard growth
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B.
PBS bag
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C.
Country whose currency is "the colón" (2 words)
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D.
Comedy film with the classic line "I think that
the right woman could reform you, too." (2 words)
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E.
Closest to the dawn
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F.
Quaker poet and abolitionist (full name)
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G.
"People ask me what I do in winter when there`s
no baseball. I`ll tell you what I do. I stare _____
and wait for spring." (Rogers Hornsby, 3 words)
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H.
Snub, blackball
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I.
There`s another word for it: poecilonym
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J.
State capital or dance
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K.
Gene Kelly musical set in New York (3 words)
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L.
Blues master McKinley Morganfield`s first "name"
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M.
Famous phrase from "Seinfeld" (4 words)
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N.
Speak clearly
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O.
First three letters of four U.S. states
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P.
Glutton
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Q.
Highly important
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R.
1959 hit song whose original title was "Die Moritat von Mackie Messer" (3 words)
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S.
Outmoded form of therapy
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T.
Word O, in Parma
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U.
Singular: A short cluster of strands; Plural: A Massachusetts University
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V.
Spread out, bathe
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W.
Corporeally
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X.
1954 Doo-wop classic by the Penguins (2 words)
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Y.
Fortunato and Montresor`s creator (full name)
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Z.
Child, shared or protective
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AA.
"Jews don`t care about ancient rivalries. We worry
about ______ in Miami." (Evan Sayet)
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