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CLUES ACROSS
!. English monk (Olde English)
5. Computer music standard
9. South African prime
minister 1948-54
10. A column of vertebrae
12. Noisy kisses
14. Pairing
17. Taxi drivers
18. Jason's princess consort
19. Ainu Darya fiver's old name
20. Founder of Babism
23. Confederate soldier
24. Lubricate
25. A woman of refmement
27. Mister
28. Make up something untrue
32. Mountainous region of
Morocco
33. Mutual savings bank
35. Where angels fear to tread
42. Distance to top (abbr.)
43. Roman poet
44. Hebrew unit = 10 ephahs
46. Tai (vat. sp.)
47. Bishop (abbr.)
48. Tropical Asian starlings
49. Performance of an action
51. Animal neck hairs
52. Manufacturers
54. Repeat a poem aloud
55. Consumers of services
57. Supernatural forces
58. Gulp from a bottle
59. Root of taro plant
CLUES DOWN
1. Fronts opposite
2. Am. moose
3. Cony
4. Article
5. Manused'pt (abbr.)
6. Inches per minute (abbr.)
7. Circle width (abbr.)
8. Entangle
9. Wet or dry eye degeneration
31. Root mean square (abbr.)
34. Small swimsuits
36. Sacred Hindu syllable
37. Workplace for scientific
research
38. Schenectady County Airport
39. Fabric with a corded surface
40. Biblical Sumerian city
41. Cohlposition for nine
11. Best duck for down 42. 3 line Japanese verse
12. Chase away 45. Tear down
13. Saying or motto 46. Arrived extinct
15. Bird beak ~ 48. Former Portuguese seaport
16. 4th US state in China :
20. Cry made by sheep 49. 1/10 meter (abbr.) ;
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21. General'S assistant (abbr.) 50. Increased in size ;
22. Ball striking club 51. Sewing repair of a garment
25. Parkinson's spokesper- 53. __ Lanka: island country
son's initials 54. Radioactivity unit
26. 12th Greek letter 56. Hollywood's Lone Wolf
29. A bang-up quality initials
30. Unidentified flying object 57. Of I
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WORDS
AGED CLYDESDALE
ALBINO COACH
AMBLE COLT
ANDALUSIAN CURB
ARABIAN DAM
BALD DRESSAGE
BARN EQUINE
BARREL FARRIER
BASCULE FORELOCK
BELGIAN FROG
BIT HEELS
BLISTERING HOCKS
BLOODSTOCK IRONS
BREEDING MANEGE
BRINDLE RARE
BUCKSKIN MUSTANG
CANTER SADDLE
CINCH NITHERS
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20: Avoid LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23: Leo, a SAGITTARIUS- Nov 23/Dec 21:
making an important decision discussion with a friend could be You will have to put forth some
.this week, Aries. Your mind is significant this week, inspiring extra effort this week, Sagittarius.
l:busy with too many ideas, and you to expand your goals and It mayfeel like othersaren't pull.
• -~ you will not be able to focus all pursue new dreams with confi- ingtheirweight, butyoustill need
f of your attention on one task. dence. Be thankful for the to do what you have to do to get
TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21: Tau- newfound inspiration, the job done.
rus, you may find you are fo- VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22: Pro- CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20:
cused on your finances this tectyourprivacythisweek, Virgo. Capricorn, take some extra time
week. It's a good time to assess Though nothing serious is on the cleaning up in anticipation of an
spending habits and make horizon, now is a good time era- unexpected guest. While com-
some changes for the better, phasize safety and security for pany is always welcome, youwant
GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21: you and your family, to have a tidy home to show off.
Gemini, you may find that luck LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23: Rest- AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18:
isonyoursidethisweekandyou lessness settles in this week, Li- Aquarius, enlist others to lend a
can use this to your advantage, bra. You might want to plan a helping hand this week. Others
Take some risks you might nor- little adventure, whether it is a may not offer their time and ef-
really be hesitant to take. weekend trip or a night out on the fort, so be proactive in seeking
CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22: You town. The goal is to change the help with an important task.
certainly are in the spotlight this scenery. PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20: Pisces,
week, Cancer. All of this atten- SCORPIO-Oct24/Nov22:Scor. it may be tempting to stay at
tion may tryyour nerves, so you pio, stay on top of bills, paper- home. But you have responsibili.
may be interested in hiding out work and anything else that helps ties, and they need to be tended
somewhere. Later in the week, youtogetorganized. Onceyou're to. You can always relax once
you will have the chance,finished catching up, resolve to your work is done.
be more organized going forward.
1) What was Detroit most renowned for manu- 6) Studies support that people perform better on
facturing at the turn of the 20th century? tests when they have what?
Staplers, Chewing tobacco, Boots, Bicycles Good pencil, Breakfast, Not much sleep, A cold
2) Nathaniel Taylor portrayed what character 7) Lili de Alvarez was the 1st woman player to do
on older TV's Sanford and Son. what atWimbledon?
Bubba, Rollo, Grady, Lamont Cuss official, Wear shorts", Throw racket, Default
match
3) Phobos, one of the moons of Mars, makes
how many complete orbits around the planet 8)Who isthe only former president buried within
every day? the boundaries of
One half, 3, 6, 27 Washington, DC?Wilson, Eisenhower, JFK, Reagan
) What did most everyone in the Middle Ages 9) In 1903 how many days did it take the first
elieve was the "seat of intelligence"?automobile to cross the U.S.?
Stomach, Brain, Heart, Eyes 11, 25, 52, 100
5) From recent surve~/s what is considered the
most honest profession?
Ministry, Nursing; Teaching, Carpentry
10) Brutus Thornapple is/was the star of what
comic strip?
Drabble, The Buckets, Flight Deck, The Born Loser
I am a country recording artist born on June 18,
1976. I have mentored young singers on a popular
reality show.
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