A.
"And I Love Her" lyric (six words)
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B.
Fearful flyer? (two words)
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C.
"It will never happen!" (four words)
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D.
TV`s Brenda Starr (three words)
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E.
Weasely path? (five words)
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F.
Classic jazz composition (two words)
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G.
Assertion from an old music hall song, repopularized
by Herman`s Hermits (four words)
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H.
Believers in extreme states` rights
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I.
Delivers a double whammy perhaps (four words)
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J.
Horror icon (two words)
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K.
Goal
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L.
With P and Q, Lear opening lines (nine words)
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M.
"Like a ___" (very painful) (four words)
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N.
Dryland farmer
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O.
Ibsen protagonist
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P.
See L (five words)
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Q.
See L (fifteen words)
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R.
Spruces up
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S.
Glaring
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T.
Octane boosters, for example
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U.
Tin Pan Alley song (four words)
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V.
Like Richard Kimble (two words)
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W.
More cheerful
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X.
Phrase of mutual cooperation (seven words)
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Y.
Crude
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Z.
Got along
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AA.
"Clueless" star (two words)
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AB.
Pop artist (two words)
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AC.
Sartre or Kierkegaard
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AD.
Career criminal, for one
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AE.
English carol opening (ten words)
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AF.
"As the ___" (directly) (two words)
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AG.
Nine saver? (four words)
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AH.
With "The," Charles hit (six words)
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AI.
Progressive employee, perhaps
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AJ.
With "The," NYC waterway
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AK.
Accuracy
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AL.
Cuts up (two words)
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AM.
With "The," novel by Brown (three words)
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AN.
Irish writer (two words)
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AO.
Foster flick (eight words)
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AP.
Duvet
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AQ.
Plays the fool (two words)
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