A.
"___ Let me make you smile." (four words)
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B.
"___ that can do more harm to the vessel in which
it is stored." (Mark Twain, four words)
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C.
Dale Evans (three words)
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D.
Extremely conservative
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E.
"___ on children." (G.B. Shaw, eleven words)
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F.
Energy-saving home option (two words, one hyph.)
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G.
Teacher`s companion (two words)
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H.
One encyclopedic segment, perhaps U-V? (two words)
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I.
"___ like." (Will Rogers, seven words)
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J.
Ebert, for one (three words)
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K.
"Days of Future Passed" group (three words)
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L.
Hogwash
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M.
Distension
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N.
"The tooth, the whole tooth, and _" (four words)
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O.
Wages (two words)
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P.
Brighten
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Q.
Kaufman/Hart classic - and good advice (six words)
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R.
Insensibility
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S.
Popular, prolific sportswriter (two words)
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T.
Unforgettable words of Emil Faber - hint: "Toga! Toga! Toga!" (three words)
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U.
Sergio Leone`s companions to "The Good" (four words)
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V.
A magic cape, perhaps? (two words)
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W.
Contestant from the Hawkeye State (two words)
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X.
Compassionate
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Y.
Secretly hitched a ride (two words)
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Z.
Irreverent historical question, "___ Mrs. Lincoln,
how did you like the show?" (three words)
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AA.
Game currency (two words)
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AB.
Metaphor for skin tone variety (three words)
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AC.
Slander
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AD.
English retiree`s dream perhaps? (two words)
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AE.
"___ mind." - Proverb that disputes "Absence makes
the heart grow fonder." (five words)
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AF.
"___ and how he got there..." Famous Groucho opening (nine words)
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AG.
Like dead weight (two words)
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AH.
Northeastern tourist town (two words and an abbr.)
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AI.
White sauce accompanying chipped beef? (two words)
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