A.
Three-time Pulitzer Prize winner (1928, 1938, 1943) (2)
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B.
Deceive
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C.
World`s Fair, e.g., or a discourse about one
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D.
Squeeze (into)
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E.
Kiss alternative
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F.
Subject of an Emerson quote (3)
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G.
Grows smaller until almost nothing remains (2)
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H.
"The ___: A Home For All, or A New, Cheap, Convenient,
and Superior Mode of Building," by Orson Squire Fowler, 1848 (2)
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I.
Certain Yalies
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J.
PowerPoint precursor (2)
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K.
Ghastly
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L.
Part of a ship`s stern
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M.
Minnehaha`s lover
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N.
Apparently
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O.
Kept back
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P.
Location of Queen Victoria`s summer home (3)
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Q.
Bowling game especially popular in Germany
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R.
Roster no competitor wants to be on at race time (2)
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S.
Checker move
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T.
Odd-toed ungulate
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U.
1925 classic that`s said to have provided the basic
plot for Woody Allen`s "Match Point" (3)
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V.
Yakisoba ingredient
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W.
Profound transformation (2)
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X.
Bates` home
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Y.
1914 song that reached #3 on the Billboard chart
in 1951 when recorded by Debbie Reynolds and Carleton Carpenter (3)
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Z.
Where "This Boy" could be found in 1963 (3)
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AA.
Free from obligation
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AB.
Dot, hook, and horn, e.g. (2)
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AC.
Bit of moisture
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AD.
Delicious
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AE.
"King of the 12-string guitar" (2)
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AF.
Provision of the Social Security Act (2)
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AG.
Lightweight fabric or cake
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AH.
"I didn`t know that" (4)
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AI.
Epithet applied to attorney Joe Miller (Denzel Washington)
of "Philadelphia," e.g. (2)
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AJ.
"___. Don`t pollute." (3)
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AK.
Curb
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AL.
Outdated to the max
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AM.
Nielsen finding
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AN.
Impose with authority or emphasis
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AO.
Part of a two-bits operation
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