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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume], January 20, 1945, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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famous art
sculpture, the 62 It is a classic
of
Samothrace
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of Abraham
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area
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16 Title of
respect
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Arizona
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20 Distress signal
22 Behavior
23 Beverage
24 Paid notice
26 Aluminum
(symbol)
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composition
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34 Anger
35 Spanish title
36 Equals
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42 Either
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45 Diminish
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52 Pertaining to
air (prefix)
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55 Atmosphere
57 Portuguese
coin
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59 Upper case
(ab.)
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form)
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emperor
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instrument
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device
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11 Affirmative
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29 Born
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toot
44 Operatic solo
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sodium
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birds
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51 Place
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