A.
Exaggerated claim
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B.
One of Pooh`s other names
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C.
Regardless
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D.
Anne Tyler novel featuring a Welsh corgi (3)
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E.
Clutch (2)
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F.
Along the way (2)
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G.
Exercise control
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H.
Riding ring pest
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I.
Christian day of repentence (2)
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J.
What 3 to 4 percent of eligible U.S. vehicles have (2)
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K.
Del Shannon hit, 1961
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L.
Confined summer employees?
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M.
Sometime result of a corporate reorganization
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N.
"When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom`d," e.g.
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O.
Part of a car`s ignition system (2)
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P.
Author Amis
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Q.
Singer story, "___ the Yeshiva Boy"
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R.
Yield to; gratify
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S.
Trafalgar Square honoree (2)
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T.
Perceptive insight
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U.
Academy Award nominee for "The English Patient" (3)
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V.
Canines (2)
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W.
Dashiell Hammett`s last novel (3)
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X.
Where dogs perpetually find themselves, per Ogden Nash (7)
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Y.
Sendak classic originally about wild horses until
he realized he couldn`t draw horses (5)
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Z.
France`s Pont du Gard, e.g.
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AA.
"The Wind in the Willows" river (2)
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AB.
Cornel Wilde portrayed him in 1945 in "A Song to Remember"
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AC.
Elwood`s pooka
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AD.
Mitty creator
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AE.
The Riemann ___ (unsolved math problem since 1859)
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AF.
Dolly, e.g.
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AG.
Carbon dioxide, methane, ozone, etc. (2)
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AH.
The first president of South Korea
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AI.
All over
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AJ.
Constellation near Perseus and Cassiopeia
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AK.
Caricature; mockery
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AL.
Animate
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AM.
Nosy
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AN.
The Kingston Trio`s first hit (2)
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AO.
Principal port of Denmark
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AP.
The first person addressed during an opening statement
to a Senate committee, often (2)
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AQ.
Snare
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AR.
Standard
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AS.
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, e.g. (2)
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AT.
Comfortable; undemanding
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AU.
Discernment
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AV.
Aggressive or energetic journalists
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AW.
"Claire de Lune" composer
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AX.
The world`s largest manufacturer of vertical transportation (3)
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AY.
Resilience
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BZ.
What you might mutter when someone does something better than you
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Intellectual; cultured
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Nevil Shute novel, 1957 (3)
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Flip Wilson/Geraldine catch phrase (7)
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