A.
Scrum setting (2)
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B.
George & Ira jazz standard (3)
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C.
One reason for a yellow flag at sea
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D.
Danish scientist/poet best-known for his more than 7,000 grooks
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E.
Emotion control center of the brain
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F.
Vehicle banned from international racing, including the Tour de France (2)
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G.
Lowest point in North America (2)
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H.
Take out, in a way (2)
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I.
Apparently
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J.
Driving 90 mph through a red light, for example (2)
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K.
Share (2)
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L.
Questionable arrangement (2)
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M.
Powerful
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N.
Mistreated (2)
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O.
Truman`s home during White House renovations (2)
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P.
Slow to act
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Q.
42nd Street favorite (4)
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R.
Position of many a boxer, or presidential debater (3)
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S.
1994`s King George (2)
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T.
Insure
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U.
Academy Award winner for Leigh, Malden, and Hunter, 1951 (4)
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V.
Laurel and Hardy in 1944 (3)
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W.
Where the watermelons grow, per a children`s song (4)
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X.
Beat Bret or Hulk
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Y.
Everything (3)
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Z.
Awkward
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AA.
Military assault
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AB.
Iffy answer (3)
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AC.
Many a PETA member
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AD.
Carson McCullers novel, 1940 (6)
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AE.
Sharpen
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AF.
Oklahoma favorite (5)
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AG.
Traducing
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AH.
Answer K, often (2)
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AI.
They got bread and milk and blackberries for supper
instead of camomile tea (4, one hyph)
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AJ.
Irish novelist, dramatist, and poet, c. 1728-1774 (2)
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AK.
Road meeter, often
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AL.
PBS show anchored by Paul Kangas since 1979 (3)
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AM.
Interference with law and order (3)
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AN.
It was scrumdidilyumptious in 1971 (6)
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AO.
Cleese`s Sybil (full name)
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AP.
One of Judy Blume`s most frequently challenged books (7)
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AQ.
Reason`s partner
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AR.
It`s good enough for me, according to gospel lyrics (4)
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AS.
Hapless (3)
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AT.
George Washington or Martin Luther King, often
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AU.
Not quite covetously
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