A.
Paper + tape + a half twist (+ an umlaut) (2)
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B.
Umbrella magnolia
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C.
Rough or irregular
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D.
Go go-with
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E.
"Bravely bold" for Sir Robin, e.g.
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F.
Made of inferior material
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G.
Oshkosh B`Gosh size
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H.
Focus of a chiropractic evaluation (2)
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I.
Brooder regulator
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J.
Pre-presidential enterprise: the Truman and Jacobson ___
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K.
Tom Robbins classic (5)
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L.
"American Pie" dedicatee (2)
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M.
1957 hit by L
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N.
"___. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest." (Twain) (3)
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O.
Completely pure
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P.
Efficient and concise
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Q.
Iceland`s Vatnajökull, e.g. (2)
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R.
"A Wing and a Prayer" documents her battle with cancer (2)
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S.
Like new territory
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T.
Martin, Moranis, Murray musical, 1986 (4)
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U.
Copse
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V.
Fluish
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W.
Unwittingly
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X.
"___: A Yorkshire Childhood," by Alan Titchmarsh (3)
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Y.
Advertising slogan for "The World`s Most Huggable..." (3)
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Z.
"Maybe later" (3)
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AA.
Laughton role (5)
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AB.
Part of HPQ on the NYSE
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AC.
Lesson of one of Alcott`s "Proverb Stories" (6)
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AD.
Femur (2)
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AE.
Take shelter; settle in (2)
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AF.
ADA specialist
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AG.
Proponent
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AH.
Popular tourism slogan since 1969 (4)
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AI.
Really relate to (2)
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AJ.
Oliver or Jay
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AK.
Despondent
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AL.
Oscar winner for her role in Bonnie and Clyde (2)
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AM.
Like a Lake Placid, when it`s placid (4)
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AN.
Rebound
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AO.
Christie`s rival
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AP.
Cary before 1931
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AQ.
Cipher
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AR.
Columbus employer (2)
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AS.
"An Odor of ___" (Faulkner story)
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AT.
Bring about
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AU.
Coriaceous
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