A.
McGruff, for one
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B.
Candid; blunt
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C.
No great shakes
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D.
Nobel laureate in literature, 1929 (2)
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E.
Prepare leftovers
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F.
Dictatorial
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G.
Many a Broadway musical (2)
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H.
Adage about misfortune (4)
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I.
Exceeding normal expectations (3)
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J.
Derogatory
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K.
Lugged
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L.
Family of games including Canasta and Mahjong
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M.
Exclude from society
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N.
Unspecified place
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O.
King Arthur nephew
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P.
"Brigadoon" hill cover
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Q.
Because the Earth wobbles, it wanders (2)
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R.
Let down
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S.
Secure against loss or damage
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T.
Possible precedent setter (2)
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U.
Agent Orange, e.g.
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V.
From time to time (4)
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W.
Starbuck`s creator
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X.
Like some of the best chairs
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Y.
Boundary affected by altitude, latitude, and proximity to a coastline (2)
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Z.
Diluted
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AA.
Play break
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AB.
PBS showcase of British television (original name) (2)
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AC.
Archeological find
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AD.
Implication; nuance
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AE.
Shiraz, e.g. (2)
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AF.
The only novel to win both the Governor General`s
Award in Canada (1993) and the Pulitzer Prize in the U.S. (1995) (3)
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AG.
Exact opposite
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AH.
Wikipedia`s NPOV (4)
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AI.
Schwarzenegger/Curtis action-comedy, 1994 (2)
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AJ.
Perennial grass grown for cattle feed and as hay for horses
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AK.
"My ___" (Springsteen)
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AL.
Irrelevant
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AM.
Inform
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AN.
Decorate
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AO.
Beguile
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AP.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, e.g.
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AQ.
10 to the 30th power
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AR.
Semi-waterproof covering
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AS.
Rank of many technical experts in the military (2)
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