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Circles Aa. Suddenly reveal Spanish circus to Caesar Merv is prepared for realistic portrayal Celebration somewhat satisfies Tarheels Ab. Writer's glassware found in a biergarten Get up and go before excessive ingestion, eating a container of veggies (two words) Glass rods seen in abstract Miró Ac. Clinton initially playing tenor instrument Thoughts revolving around curricu - lum's last part of a weekend in Paris Political theorist's goal in creative work Ba. Jellyfish amused crackpot Place to get a drink, say, in Tennessee Quite a few farm machines initially sent back Bb. Commit poor Eve to sitting behind Democrat Singer on the east side of Rhode Island theater district Lauder of makeup starting with true guinea pig Bc.Colonial leader married Eskimo Disturbed sleep with a tickle Make a mistake in addition task a. Ice pinnacles frighten ship's pilot on the way back E.T., in jest, recast High Society? (two words) A soothsayer's conclusion can answer mysteries Cb. Janitor's helper fixed his melancholy Publisher is one bringing legal action Horsey adorned with bangles between head and tail Cc. Gym in a ghetto provides refuge The first man in Maine married woman abroad King with a count's way of fighting Sectors 1. Detain navy in Turkey, heading west for volcanic island 2. Again excite the attention of others about bats in tree 3. Experimenter with freezing toes crying miserably 4.Gang member led Quentin astray 5. With quiet bearing, reaches out for pipe 6. Cars backed up outside before "Love Songs" 7. Steered northeast into purple and scarlet 8. Colleague with a bit of marijuana caught by officer attending civil disturbance 9. Sunday, Peter takes Ed's racer 10. Strangely, negativism is efficient (hyphenated) 11. Worn-out spot next to counter held by a trio 12. Most sharp, stylish neckwear carried by Kitty Copyright © 1998 by The Atlantic Monthly Company. All rights reserved. The Atlantic Monthly; April 1998; The Puzzler; Volume 281, No. 4; page 119. |
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