A.
think really hard (3 wds)
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B.
parent organization of the Jimmy Carter Work Project (3 wds)
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C.
made amends
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D.
careless criticism
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E.
part of a solemn oath (3 wds)
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F.
hostility
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G.
he took "Georgia on My Mind" to #1 in 1960 (2 wds)
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H.
bedtime bugler with a beat? (2 wds)
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I.
he won a Grammy for "Georgia on My Mind" in 1978 (2 wds)
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J.
vegan no-nos (4 wds)
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K.
some twins
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L.
disappearing
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M.
pay
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N.
sign here (4 wds)
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O.
nostalgic phrase (4 wds)
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P.
2002 comedy filmed in Georgia instead (3 wds)
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Q.
descriptive of someone tired of LA and heading back to Georgia
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R.
choice of beverage (4 wds)
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S.
Catoosa, Murray, Dade, and six others in Georgia
all tie for this distinction (3 wds)
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T.
a type of fraud much in the news (2 wds)
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U.
Pip, Popeye, and Potter were all this at an early age
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V.
English muffin feature (3 wds)
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W.
one of seven face shapes
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X.
type of solvent
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Y.
Georgia-born author of "God`s Little Acre" and "Tobacco Road" (2 wds)
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Z.
took home, in a way
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AA.
Spielberg made a film of her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel in 1985 (2 wds)
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AB.
aka the Intertropical Convergence Zone (2 wds)
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AC.
Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, who covered "Midnight Train" in 1995 (2 wds)
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AD.
preserved the public part of the nuptuals (3 wds)
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AE.
enlighten
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AF.
part of the VAT
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AG.
"Whew, what a heat wave!" (5 wds)
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AH.
protein substance of interest to blood banks (2 wds)
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