A.
Burnish
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B.
"The English ballad-singer’s joy," per Wordsworth (2)
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C.
Out-of-date
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D.
Confusion
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E.
Of great consequence (hyph)
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F.
Commotion
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G.
Callously
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H.
Ulnar nerve, informally (2)
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I.
Heinrich Kubis was the world`s first, in 1912 (2)
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J.
The world`s third-longest (2)
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K.
Venerates
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L.
Innocent
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M.
Decongestant target
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N.
Early Jack Kerouac/William S. Burroughs novel, with
a title said to be based on a broadcast about a fire at the St. Louis Zoo (8)
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O.
Fourth book in the Hitchhiker`s Guide to the Galaxy
"trilogy," its title being the message left by the
dolphins as they departed Earth (8)
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P.
Like some situations
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Q.
The whole ___ (shebang)
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R.
Emmy-winning sitcom, 1988-97
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S.
Good name for a bike shop (2)
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T.
Devotee
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U.
Sink alternative
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V.
Main ingredient in a rémoulade
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W.
Coasters` refrain, 1958 (5)
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X.
Spine-chilling
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Y.
Go too far
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Z.
Andy Warhol`s Archie and Amos
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AA.
With AC, the ending of each stanza in Dublin`s unofficial
anthem, "Molly Malone" (4)
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AB.
Emulate the followers of John Holt
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AC.
See AA (3)
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AD.
Progressive customer, e.g.
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AE.
Some of Paul`s addressees
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AF.
Certain papal correspondence
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AG.
Geometric shape
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AH.
"Money was all appropriated for the top in hopes
that it would ___ to the needy." (Will Rogers) (2)
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AI.
The NPR news quiz (5)
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AJ.
Florida`s "Big O"
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