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CLUES ACROSS

1. Posttraumaticstress disorder

5. Brewed beverage

9. Where wineferments, abbr.

12. Rule, Britaniacomposer

13. Used to stopa vehicle

14. Macaws

15. Days (Spanish)

16. Liquid food dressings

17. A male ferret

18. Davenport

19. Hyperbolic cosecant

20. Accepted practice

22. A salt of

sulphuric acid24. Bombax ceiba

25. Rock

26. ____berry: bog fruit

27. Overdose

28. Madames

31. Marked bycomplexity of detail

33. Catbrier genus

34. 1/1000 of an ampere

35. A country in SE Asia

36. Satisfies fully39. Dimension

40. Bet

42. NW German seaport

43. An academic gown

44. Sour to the taste

46. Monkey

47. Comes to thesame value

49. Dry(esp. of vegetation)

50.

Vietnam VeteransMemorial artist

51. Napped leather

52. Mild yellowDutch cheese

53. Tooth caregiver

54. Impertinence

55. Art ____,1920s design

CLUES DOWN

1. A lilys

floating leaves 2. IIIs

3. Goofs

4. Remove salt

5. __ Lee,kung fu actor

6. Every one consid-ered individually

7. Supplement withdifficulty

8. A way to bring back

9. Nassau is the capital

10. Heavy work shoe11. A descriptive marker

13. Sew temporarily

16. A disgraceful event

21. Yes -- Bob -absolutely

23. The trait ofacting stupidly

28. Smoked salmon

29. Atomic #18

30. Restitution

31. Give expression

on stage32. College degree

33. Makes unhappy

35. Clear or transparent

36. Hair used forartists brushes

37. Removedpencil marks

38. Withdraw froma union

39. Wooded district (Br.)

40. Isatis tinctorias

41. Physicist PaulAdrien Maurice

43. Feels regret

45. Exhibit usage

48. By virtue of being

CROSSWORDS

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