A.
Party pooper (four words)
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B.
Folder style
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C.
Indian prince
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D.
Cognizant
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E.
Post-production activity
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F.
Annoying
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G.
Locomotive feature
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H.
Drumhead trial (two words)
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I.
Roof edges
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J.
Oared
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K.
Colorful parrot
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L.
Within one`s means
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M.
Inquisitive nature
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N.
With O, Lord Byron opening line (seven words)
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O.
See N (six words)
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P.
"Cat`s ___" (Hot tamale!)
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Q.
Abash
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R.
Canning necessity
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S.
Trinitarian formula (fifteen words)
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T.
Adjunct to I
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U.
Hawthorne collection (three words)
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V.
"Please explain" (two words)
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W.
Greek mathematician
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X.
Cousin Brucie, for one (two words)
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Y.
Famous field
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Z.
Schwa, for example (two words)
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AA.
American astronomer (two words)
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AB.
Nadir (two words)
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AC.
Egg-shaped
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AD.
Sensual
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AE.
Pale yellow
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AF.
Reagan decade
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AG.
Dylan song (three words)
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AH.
Sinatra or Hope line (nine words)
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AI.
Incomparable (four words)
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AJ.
Trend
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AK.
Classic ballad opening line (twelve words)
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AL.
More pleased
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AM.
Dallas family
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AN.
Made furrows
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AO.
Writer Christopher
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AP.
King Arthur`s nephew
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AQ.
Childhood aches (two words)
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AR.
Popular site
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AS.
Recreant
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AT.
Was indebted
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AU.
Early Manhattan town (two words)
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AV.
Ingratiated
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AW.
Nuncio
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AX.
"Straight ___" (Honest person)
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AY.
Kick up one`s heels, in a way (three words)
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BZ.
Restiveness
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Football infraction
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Famous weeper
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Point a finger at
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Attorney`s bailiwick
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