A.
Alluvial deposit
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B.
Relationship of most comic book bad guys to comic
book good guys; Not liked in St. Louis?
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C.
Young actress whose credits include "Joan of Arc",
"Les Liaisons Dangereuses", and "Max" (Full name)
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D.
Protracted
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E.
Capra film of a Pulitzer Prize winning Kaufman play (6 words)
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F.
Anti-Communist phrase from the McCarthy Era (4 words)
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G.
Greek for "sounding good"
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H.
Duality; a division into two opposing parts
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I.
Captivation; word on the New Mexico license plate
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J.
Certain well-known unalienable rights (7 words)
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K.
Hyphenated word that applies to various fish, worms and vases; wordy
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L.
It`s usually full of blanks (2 words)
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M.
Euphemistic phrase from a Seinfeld episode about self-gratification (4 words)
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N.
Summer beverage (2 words)
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O.
Film that gave us this quote: "This is the West,
sir. When the legend becomes fact, print the legend." (6 words)
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P.
Cities in Kansas and Minnesota; River (and Parkway) in Westchester, NY
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Q.
1952 DeMille film that won Best Picture (4 words, with "The")
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R.
Great filly that broke down during a match race with Foolish Pleasure in 1975
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S.
Ironic 2004 book title from a deceased diet guru (3 words)
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T.
The Charlie that used to hawk "Good & Plenty"
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U.
What umpires occasionally do to managers and ballplayers
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V.
Outlook on life
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W.
Sports group headed by Gary Bettman
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X.
Emmy Award winning role for Halle Berry (Full name)
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Y.
"Good night, good night! --" ("Romeo and Juliet", 5 words)
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Z.
Too much schooling
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AA.
1989 film whose eponymous star was deceased throughout the movie (3 words)
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AB.
All the people you encounter (3 words)
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AC.
"-- Saints" (1990 Paul Simon album, 3 words)
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