A.
Playful
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B.
Camaraderie (3)
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C.
Group that confers the Good Sport of the Year Award (2)
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D.
Like some situations
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E.
Suburban city between Santa Ana and Los Angeles (2)
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F.
E`s most famous former resident (2)
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G.
Prized
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H.
Traditional narrative
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I.
Airy, ornamental frame
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J.
Preserves
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K.
The "___ aristocracy," organized by colonists in
New England in response to a British tariff
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L.
Shakespeare comedy, ca. 1610 (2)
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M.
All torn up (2)
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N.
Title role for Eve Arden on radio, TV, and the big screen (3)
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O.
English county on the Scottish border
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P.
Birdie
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Q.
Palais Garnier, e.g. (2)
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R.
Marx Brothers radio show: "___, Shyster, and ___," 1932-33 (same name, repeated)
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S.
Exchanged family news, e.g. (3)
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T.
Children`s game (hyph)
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U.
Sitting pretty (4)
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V.
Controversial director "The Economist" labeled "the
greatest female filmmaker of the 20th century" (2)
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W.
"___ Publishing & Design for Dummies"
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X.
Instinctive (hyph)
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Y.
Sunday brunch offering
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Z.
Start of "the mother of all pre-battle speeches":
"___; or close the wall up with our English dead." ("Henry V") (9)
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AA.
1950 film noir starring Edmond O`Brien (3)
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AB.
Jimmy Carter`s "Palestine: Peace Not ___," 2006
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AC.
Derelict
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AD.
First state to have its commemorative state quarter minted
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AE.
Kingarthurflour.com offering
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AF.
TV sci-fi, 1963-1965 and 1995-2002 (2, with "The")
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AG.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Dragon`s Teeth," 1943 (2)
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AH.
Banks or Lake, e.g. (3)
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AI.
"Every man for himself, and the devil take the ___."
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