A.
Uses a socket wrench
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B.
Wiped out
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C.
Traditional nomadic dwellings of Central Asia
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D.
"Pocahontas`s People: The ___ Indians of Virginia . . ."
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E.
Personal property
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F.
Entertainment headline: "James Caan still wary of ___ after `Godfather`" (2)
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G.
Perry White, e.g. (3)
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H.
Soap-opera comic strip created by psychiatrist Nicholas Dallis in 1948 (4)
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I.
Framework
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J.
Emulates David Copperfield
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K.
Bernard DeVoto`s 1948 Pulitzer Prize-winning history
of the fur trade in the American West (4)
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L.
Part of R&R
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M.
The ___ Massacre, May 1970 (2)
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N.
Yankee pitcher (1950-67) nicknamed "Chairman of the Board" (2)
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O.
Overhaul
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P.
Conspiring (2)
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Q.
The drug FDA official Frances Oldham Kelsey refused to authorize for market in 1960
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R.
Hiatus
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S.
DC Comics neighborhood in South Side Chicago
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T.
Part of economic output
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U.
The only fictional character on Britain`s 2009 "Happy
List" of those who make the UK "a better balanced, happier country" (4)
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V.
Like limbs in yoga`s warrior pose
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W.
Goals
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X.
"Houston, we have ___" (hyph)
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Y.
Exhibits
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Z.
Willie Mays, to Barry Bonds
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AA.
Judith Martin`s specialty
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AB.
Heavy metal band described by frontman Dee Snider as "Slade meets Sex Pistols" (2)
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AC.
Peevish
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AD.
1959 hit coauthored by Johnny Mercer and beautician
Sadie Vimmerstedt ("Let`s see if the puzzle fits") (4)
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AE.
Recently arrived (3)
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AF.
Hollow rocks lined with crystals
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AG.
Bestselling novel by Chaim Potok, 1967 (2)
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AH.
Wed
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AI.
Enraptured
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AJ.
Big Bird`s friend Aloysius (that`s "Mister" to you)
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AK.
Principal at the Battle of Tippecanoe
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AL.
Stablemen
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AM.
Ali-Frazier II, e.g.
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AN.
What many fans considered AM to be (with "a")
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