Where the Heart Is (1)

by Judy Miller

         
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A.   Scrum setting (2)

B.   George & Ira jazz standard (3)

C.   One reason for a yellow flag at sea

D.   Danish scientist/poet best-known for his more than
7,000 grooks

E.   Emotion control center of the brain

F.   Vehicle banned from international racing, including
the Tour de France (2)

G.   Lowest point in North America (2)

H.   Take out, in a way (2)

I.   Apparently

J.   Driving 90 mph through a red light, for example (2)

K.   Share (2)

L.   Questionable arrangement (2)

M.   Powerful

N.   Mistreated (2)

O.   Truman`s home during White House renovations (2)

P.   Slow to act

Q.   42nd Street favorite (4)

R.   Position of many a boxer, or presidential debater (3)

S.   1994`s King George (2)

T.   Insure

U.   Academy Award winner for Leigh, Malden, and Hunter,
1951 (4)

V.   Laurel and Hardy in 1944 (3)

W.   Where the watermelons grow, per a children`s song (4)

X.   Beat Bret or Hulk

Y.   Everything (3)

Z.   Awkward

AA.   Military assault

AB.   Iffy answer (3)

AC.   Many a PETA member

AD.   Carson McCullers novel, 1940 (6)

AE.   Sharpen

AF.   Oklahoma favorite (5)

AG.   Traducing

AH.   Answer K, often (2)

AI.   They got bread and milk and blackberries for supper
instead of camomile tea (4, one hyph)

AJ.   Irish novelist, dramatist, and poet, c. 1728-1774 (2)

AK.   Road meeter, often

AL.   PBS show anchored by Paul Kangas since 1979 (3)

AM.   Interference with law and order (3)

AN.   It was scrumdidilyumptious in 1971 (6)

AO.   Cleese`s Sybil (full name)

AP.   One of Judy Blume`s most frequently challenged books
(7)

AQ.   Reason`s partner

AR.   It`s good enough for me, according to gospel lyrics
(4)

AS.   Hapless (3)

AT.   George Washington or Martin Luther King, often

AU.   Not quite covetously