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Puzzles with repeated answers are rare; there are only 63.

Most early pre-Shortz duplications are presumably inadvertent.

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Sun 12/31/2023 It's Going Down
H	I	M		I	D	L	E			E	S	S				F	E	T	A
A	D	A		M	E	A	N	T		S	H	A	K	A		O	R	A	L	B
H	E	R	B	I	V	O	R	E		P	O	W	E	R	B	R	O	K	E	R
A	S	I	A	N		S	I	N		N	E	W	Y	E	A	R	S	E	V	E
S	T	E	L	L	A		C	A	P	U	T	O		A	L	E		A	E	R
			L	O	T	I	O	N	S		R	O	B		L	A	D	S
P	O	P		V	I	D		T	Y	P	E	D	U	P		L	O	H	A	N
S	P	I	C	E	T	E	A		C	O	E		G	R	U		H	O	S	E
H	E	P	A			N	I	G	H	T		F	O	O	T	B	A	T	H	S
A	R	E	N	A		T	R	E	O			L	U	C	I	A
W	A	T	E	R	B	I	L	L	S		S	A	T	E	L	L	I	T	E	S
				K	A	T	I	E			O	T	B	S		L	G	A	M	E
T	H	A	T	S	L	I	F	E		C	A	S	A	S			G	H	E	E
M	A	Y	O		L	E	T		B	A	R		G	O	B	E	Y	O	N	D
I	N	C	U	R		S	E	R	A	P	E	S		R	A	Y		E	D	Y
		A	R	A	B		D	E	L		W	E	A	S	L	E	Y
D	I	R		N	O	R		L	L	B	E	A	N		L	I	S	T	I	C
I	C	A	N	T	D	E	C	I	D	E		O	N	O		N	E	W	T	O
T	I	M	E	S	S	Q	U	A	R	E		A	U	T	O	G	R	A	P	H
Z	E	B	R	A		S	E	N	O	R		K	A	T	S	U		I	R	E
	R	A	F	T				T	P	S			L	O	O	P		N	O	N

Mon 6/19/2023
P	E	A		L	O	S		S	W	A	B
O	V	E	R	I	C	E		P	O	R	E
P	I	R	A	N	H	A		O	V	E	N
S	L	I	C	E	O	F	B	R	E	A	D
		A	Y	N		A	R	T
T	I	L		S	A	R	I		F	E	D
A	M	I	E		B	E	E	H	I	V	E
R	A	S	P	B	E	R	R	Y	J	A	M
E	X	T	O	R	T			D	I	N	O
			N	A	S	C	A	R
O	H	H	I			A	B	A	S	E	D
P	E	A	N	U	T	B	U	T	T	E	R
T	Y	L	E	N	O	L		E	R	G	O
S	S	E		S	P	E	C		I	S	P
			S	E	N		A	U	K
S	L	I	C	E	O	F	B	R	E	A	D
H	A	Z	E		T	R	I	L	O	G	Y
A	V	O	N		C	E	N	S	U	R	E
M	A	D	E		H	E	S		T	A	D

Sun 5/7/2023 Sea Change
M	A	S	T	I	F	F		B	A	F	T	A				I	P	A	S	S
C	A	L	O	R	I	E		C	L	I	O	S		D	E	T	E	N	T	E
S	H	I	P	O	F	T	H	E	S	E	U	S		I	V	O	R	I	A	N
		D	O	N	A	T	E		O	R	C	A		S	A	L		M	P	S
S	W	I	S	H		L	A	B		C	H	I	P	A	N	D	D	A	L	E
Y	O	N		O	V	E	R	U	S	E		L	I	V		Y	A	L	E
N	A	T	U	R	E			N	E	R	O		C	O	L	O	R
C	H	O	P	S	T	I	C	K	S		C	H	O	W	Y	U	N	F	A	T
			P	E	S	T	O		H	A	H	A		S	I	S		I	M	O
P	A	R	I	S		C	H	O		R	O	S	H		N	O	S	R	A	T
E	V	E	S		S	H	O	W	B	O	A	T	I	N	G		M	E	Z	E
C	A	C	H	E	T		S	E	R	A		A	P	E		B	O	D	E	S
K	I	T		M	O	O		T	O	R	I		P	A	O	L	O
S	L	O	W	M	O	T	I	O	N		S	L	O	P	B	U	C	K	E	T
			H	A	D	I	N		C	H	I	A			O	N	H	I	R	E
	C	H	I	C		O	C	T		A	T	T	U	N	E	D		D	I	D
S	L	I	P	O	N	S	H	O	E	S		A	C	E		E	S	S	E	X
W	A	G		R	E	I		A	T	T	A		S	A	C	R	U	M
A	M	H	E	R	S	T		S	H	I	P	O	F	T	H	E	S	E	U	S
N	U	L	L	I	T	Y		T	A	M	P	A		E	A	R	H	A	R	T
S	P	Y	O	N				S	N	E	A	K		N	O	S	I	L	L	Y

Thu 12/22/2022
I	S	A	A	C			R	B	I		S	L	A	B
W	A	N	D	A		C	O	I	N		N	A	S	A
A	N	G	E	R		S	U	N	K	C	O	S	T	S
S	T	E	P		D	I	N	G		O	T	E	R	I
H	A	L	T	E	R		D	E	M	O		R	A	C
A	H	I		T	A	T	A		A	R	T	S	Y
D	A	N		S	W	A	B		E	S	E
	T	A	R			D	O	E			D	A	D
			E	L	M		U	R	L	S		M	E	G
	L	O	V	E	R		T	R	I	O		B	R	O
C	A	R		T	I	E	R		A	L	F	R	E	D
A	T	A	R	I		N	O	I	R		R	O	L	L
S	I	T	O	N	E	O	U	T		R	O	S	I	E
K	N	O	T		A	C	T	S		A	S	I	C	S
S	I	R	S		T	H	E			C	H	A	T	S

Num	Date	Author	Answer	Clue
1.	Sun Dec 31, 2023	Matt Linzer and Rafael Musa	BALL	Event for Cinderella
			BALL	Foot part
			BALL	Great time
			BALL	Wad (up)
			BALL	Umpire's call

2.	Mon Jun 19, 2023	David Liben-Nowell	SLICEOFBREAD	Sandwich top
			SLICEOFBREAD	Sandwich bottom

3.	Sun May 7, 2023	Will Nediger	SHIPOFTHESEUS	Thought experiment that asks whether an object remains the same object if its parts are replaced one by one
			SHIPOFTHESEUS	Thought experiment that asks whether an object remains the same object if its parts are replaced one by one

4.	Thu Dec 22, 2022	David Steinberg	CAR	First exit: Salad bar bowlful • Second exit: French watchmaker • Third exit: Thanksgiving role
			CAR	First exit: Floor covers • Second exit: Addition signs? • Third exit: Checking the IDs of
			RAC	First exit: Milk containers • Second exit: Rebounded, in billiards • Third exit: Wheeled (away)
			RAC	First exit: Writer Lewis • Second exit: Santana of Santana • Third exit: Dead meat

5.	Mon Oct 24, 2022	Joe Rodini	SANS	French for "without"
			SANS	After 1-Across, what the first names at 20-, 36-, 43- and 57-Across all are?

6.	Sun Mar 13, 2022	Christina Iverson and Katie Hale	SIDE	With 111-Down, in cooperation
			SIDE	See 110-Down

7.	Thu Oct 22, 2020	Sid Sivakumar		What's theorized to have preceded the Big Bang
				What polar opposites have in common
				What's uttered by a mime

8.	Wed Aug 19, 2020	Brandon Koppy	LIFE	With 5-Across, means of survival
			LIFE	With 41-Across, generational sequence

9.	Sun Feb 16, 2020	Sam Ezersky	SEIZE	With 60-Across, take control after a coup
			SEIZE	SIXTEEN

10.	Sun Jun 23, 2019	David Liben-Nowell and Victor Barocas	BANANA	Fruit that, surprisingly, is slightly radioactive
			BANANA	Supporting role
			BASE	Politician's core support
			BASE	It's halfway around a diamond
			CLASS	Impressive stylishness
			CLASS	Not having full rights, as a citizen
			HAND	Bridge component
			HAND	Previously owned
			NATURE	"All ___ is but art, unknown to thee": Alexander Pope
			NATURE	Deeply ingrained habit
			PERSON	Being
			PERSON	What you will always be (but he or she isn't)?
			PLACE	One of three properties in Monopoly
			PLACE	Silver
			RATE	Clip
			RATE	Low-quality
			STRING	E, B, G, D, A or E
			STRING	B-team

11.	Tue Feb 19, 2019	David Alfred Bywaters	TOBE	With 39- and 40-Across, classic Shakespearean question phonetically suggested by 17-, 23-, 47- and 59-Across
			TOBE	See 38-Across

12.	Thu Dec 20, 2018	Ruth Bloomfield Margolin	NO	With 38-Across, what a two-letter answer is in a crossword, usually ... or a hint to 20-, 24-, 44- and 51-Across
			NO	See 35-Across

13.	Wed Oct 17, 2018	Patrick Blindauer and Tony Orbach	PANCAKE	Kind of makeup
			PANCAKE	Flatten
			PANCAKE	Breakfast food item

14.	Thu Nov 16, 2017	Alex Eylar	TAUTOLOGY	See 58-Across
			TAUTOLOGY	See 17-Across

15.	Sun Jun 4, 2017	Tom McCoy	AVOIDREDUNDANCY	Writing tip #6
			AVOIDREDUNDANCY	Writing tip #7

16.	Tue Aug 9, 2016	Andrea Carla Michaels	AUTHOR	With 26-Across, 1982 Al Pacino film
			AUTHOR	With 24-Across, 1962 P. G. Wodehouse book
			HEARYE	With 55-Across, town crier's cry
			HEARYE	With 52-Across, Aaron Copland ballet
			NEWYORK	With 42-Across, Frank Sinatra signature song
			NEWYORK	With 40-Across, where Broadway is
			SING	With 72-Across, noted maximum security prison
			SING	With 71- and 72-Across, classic Louis Prima tune
			ZOOM	With 9-Across, an auto ad slogan
			ZOOM	With 5-Across, quickly

17.	Tue Jun 7, 2016	Peter A. Collins	HOME	With 18- and 19-Across, classic song that starts "'Mid pleasures and palaces though we may roam"
			HOME	See 17-Across

18.	Sat Oct 17, 2015	Timothy Polin	BLANKS	Entry forms
			BLANKS	You might draw them when answering questions
			BLANKS	Billy of infomercials
			BLANKS	Voids, with "out"
			BLANKS	Valuable things to have in Scrabble
			BLANKS	Doesn't remember, as something obvious, with "on"
			BLANKS	What starter pistols shoot
			BLANKS	Unstamped metal discs used for making coins

19.	Thu Apr 16, 2015	Joe Krozel and Peter Collins	BACKWARD	How the Across answers appear in the bottom half of this puzzle
			BACKWARD	How the Across answers appear in the top half of this puzzle vis-à-vis the bottom

20.	Wed Feb 19, 2014	Michael Dewey	SIR	With 39-Across and 58-Down, response to a military command
			SIR	See 11-Down

21.	Sun Dec 15, 2013	Jeff Chen	CCCCC	Oceans
			CCCCC	Espies
			CCCCC	Grab
			TTTTT	Razz
			TTTTT	Aids for long drives
			UUUUU	Profit from
			UUUUU	Farm females
			UUUUU	Trees with poisonous seeds

22.	Thu Aug 30, 2012	Stu Ockman	OOOOOO	With 37-Across, dairy aisle purchase
			OOOOOO	See 31-Across

23.	Wed Sep 14, 2011	Jeff Chen	SPY	Foe of 71-Across in Mad magazine
			SPY	Foe of 1-Across in Mad magazine

24.	Tue Aug 31, 2010	Paula Gamache and Ed Stein	ADDRESS	Lincoln's famous one was just 272 words
			ADDRESS	Prepare to drive, as a golf ball
			CONSOLE	Home entertainment centerpiece
			CONSOLE	Say "There, there" to, say
			EXPLOIT	Bit of derring-do
			EXPLOIT	Take advantage of
			INCENSE	Aromatic sticks
			INCENSE	Make boiling mad
			PRESENT	Here and now
			PRESENT	Show, in a show-and-tell

25.	Thu Jul 1, 2010	Clive Probert	ONE	With 42-Across, bogey?
			ONE	With 42-Across, birdie?

26.	Thu Dec 17, 2009	Francis Heaney and Patrick Blindauer	CAT	Hipster
			CAT	Tractor make, briefly
			DOG	Frank
			DOG	Follow relentlessly
			HORSE	Basketball shooting game
			HORSE	Gymnast's equipment
			LION	Viking foe?
			LION	Louis VIII nickname, with "the"
			MOLE	Spicy sauce
			MOLE	Marilyn's mark
			SEAL	It makes an impression
			SEAL	Navy commando

27.	Tue Nov 17, 2009	John Farmer	BLING	With 10-Down, flashy jewelry
			BLING	See 18-Across
			DURAN	With 2-Down, group with the only James Bond theme to hit #1
			DURAN	See 16-Across
			KNOCK	With 54-Down, intro to a joke
			KNOCK	See 64-Across
			SUGAR	With 50-Down, #1 hit of 1969
			SUGAR	See 61-Across
			TWINKLE	With 25-Down, start of a nighttime nursery rhyme
			TWINKLE	See 39-Across

28.	Fri Jul 4, 2008	John Underwood	USA	Middle of a patriotic cheer
			USA	Start of a patriotic cheer
			USA	End of a patriotic cheer

29.	Tue Aug 22, 2006	Michael J. Doran	EXAMINES	With 21-Down, questions in court
			EXAMINES	See 40-Across
			FIRES	With 50-Down, tough positions for soldiers
			FIRES	See 59-Across
			HAIRS	With 12-Down, rifle shooter's aid
			HAIRS	See 22-Across
			ROADS	With 47-Down, crucial decision point
			ROADS	See 53-Across
			SECTIONS	With 26-Down, some statistical samples
			SECTIONS	See 32-Across
			WORDS	With 3-Down, popular puzzles
			WORDS	See 17-Across

30.	Thu Aug 11, 2005	Michael Shteyman	OOO	New pedometer reading
			OOO	Hugs, symbolically
			OOO	Tic-tac-toe winner
			OOO	Queenside castle, in chess notation

31.	Thu Jan 15, 2004	Patrick Merrell	LORE	It's passed on
			LORE	It's passed on

32.	Sun Oct 13, 2002	Elizabeth C. Gorski	OOO	Tic-tac-toe win
			OOO	New pedometer reading

33.	Fri Jul 5, 2002	Manny Nosowsky	PAR	By its location [see adjoining squares of answer], a birdie
			PAR	By its location [see adjoining squares of answer], a bogey

34.	Mon Apr 1, 2002	Roger Barkan	ACADIA	Maine's ___ National Park
			ACADIA	"Evangeline" setting
			ACTS	New Testament book
			ACTS	Does stage work
			AGGIE	Playing marble
			AGGIE	Texas A&M player
			ALIENS	1986 sci-fi sequel
			ALIENS	Ones with green cards
			AURA	"___ Lee" (classic song)
			AURA	Radiant glow
			BALLPARK	Like some figures
			BALLPARK	Shea, for one
			BASIC	Fundamental
			BASIC	Microsoft's first product
			CARS	Train segments
			CARS	"Shake It Up" band, with "the"
			CHOP	When doubled, quickly
			CHOP	Cut of lamb
			CHUM	Buddy
			CHUM	Fish scraps
			ELKS	Antlered animals
			ELKS	Fraternal members
			ENTREE	Free access
			ENTREE	Meat dish, often
			ERA	Pitcher's stat
			ERA	Paleozoic, for one
			GRUBS	Scrounges (for)
			GRUBS	Beetle larvae
			ICE	Knock off, to a mobster
			ICE	"Rocks"
			IRON	Numbered club
			IRON	Unwrinkle
			KAT	Krazy ___
			KAT	Kit ___ bar
			LAB	Certain retriever, briefly
			LAB	Igor's place
			LAWS	Statutes
			LAWS	Samuel ___, inventor of the stock ticker
			LEI	Luau memento
			LEI	Hawaii's ___ Day
			LOOKINTHEMIRROR	See eye-to-eye?
			LOOKINTHEMIRROR	Examine oneself
			NOAH	Wordwise Webster
			NOAH	Man famous for doing a double take?
			OCEANS	Seas
			OCEANS	"___ Eleven" (Sinatra film)
			OLDMAN	Dad, slangily
			OLDMAN	Hemingway title character
			REDLIGHT	Stop signal
			REDLIGHT	Kind of district
			RUNAT	Move rapidly toward
			RUNAT	Charge
			SERA	Medical liquids
			SERA	"Will be," to Doris Day
			SHOOT	Model's session
			SHOOT	"Darn!"
			SIE	"Sprechen ___ Deutsch?"
			SIE	You: Ger.
			SMOKED	Like salmon, often
			SMOKED	Had Marlboros, say
			SPAN	Bridge
			SPAN	Nine inches
			STEEP	Prepare, as tea
			STEEP	Very expensive
			STEP	Part of a process
			STEP	Footfall
			TAI	Skater Babilonia
			TAI	Mai ___
			TIS	Third word in "America"
			TIS	Notes after las
			TORA	___ Bora (Afghan region)
			TORA	When tripled, a W.W. II movie
			TOTO	Dog in Oz
			TOTO	In ___ (entirely)
			UNCLE	___ Sam
			UNCLE	"I give!"
			WHITE	Part of an egg
			WHITE	Like a surrender flag

35.	Thu Feb 21, 2002	Peter Gordon	BEWARYOF	Start of a quip by Alfred E. Neuman
			BEWARYOF	End of the quip

36.	Sat Apr 1, 2000	Manny Nosowsky	TTTT	Torment
			TTTT	Some socials
			TTTT	Rib
			TTTT	Sri Lankan exports
			TTTT	Informal tops
			TTTT	Plumbing joints
			TTTT	Angers, with "off"
			TTTT	Timeout signs
			TTTTT	Golfers' needs
			TTTTT	Musical notes
			TTTTT	Flirt
			TTTTT	Certain crosses

37.	Thu May 20, 1999	Zack Butler	IWILL	Quote, part 2
			IWILL	Quote, part 5

38.	Sat May 8, 1993	Tap Osborn	LIZZIEBORDEN	Defendant in an 1893 trial
			LIZZIEBORDEN	Director of 18 Across

39.	Wed Sep 2, 1992	Wayne Hall-Eastman	ADAM	Bede of fiction
			ADAM	Original man

40.	Sun Jul 30, 1989	Frances Hansen	WEREYOUTOCALLAVASEAVASE	More of verse
			WEREYOUTOCALLAVASEAVASE	More of verse

41.	Sun May 14, 1989	Charles M. Deber	STE	Person Cinderella said was cruel
			STE	What the painters said they needed
			STEP	What the passenger told the cabbie
			STEP	See 115 Across
			STEP	What Hesse called one of his novels

42.	Thu Apr 29, 1982	Teresa Forestall	ANON	Later
			ANON	Shortly

43.	Wed Dec 31, 1980	Nancy McCarthy	LEES	Dregs
			LEES	Prominent Virginia family

44.	Mon Sep 15, 1980	Richard N. Platt, Jr.	RAT	Kind of race
			RAT	"Dirty" one, in a Cagney line

45.	Mon Dec 23, 1974	John Landenberger	IAM	Start of God's words to Moses
			IAM	End of 1 Across

46.	Sun Jun 23, 1974	Frances Hansen	TICK	First sound of work
			TICK	Chide, with "off"
			TICKTOCK	More sounds
			TICKTOCK	One more time
			TICKTOCK	Sounds of work
			TICKTOCK	Play it again, Sam
			TOCK	African hornbill
			TOCK	Last sound of work

47.	Sun May 7, 1972	Frances Hansen	HEART	Kind of burn
			HEART	"Cross my ___"

48.	Wed Sep 15, 1971	Unknown	AND	See 1 Across
			AND	See 1 Across

49.	Sun May 30, 1971	Keith Blake	MILESTOGOBEFOREISLEEP	Frost line
			MILESTOGOBEFOREISLEEP	See 63 Across

50.	Thu Apr 1, 1971	Unknown	FOOL	An old saw, with 31, 40, 46, 51, 57, 66 and 67 Across
			FOOL	See 1 Across

51.	Thu Oct 15, 1970	Unknown	REST	Repose
			REST	Remainder

52.	Sun Jul 19, 1970	Hume R. Craft	AMES	City near Des Moines
			AMES	Singer Ed

53.	Fri Mar 20, 1970	Unknown	YEN	Craving
			YEN	Craving

54.	Wed Dec 24, 1969	Unknown	INTO	Division word.
			INTO	Inwardly.

55.	Wed Sep 10, 1969	Unknown	ALI	Baba.
			ALI	Eastern name.

56.	Sun Jul 20, 1969	H. L. Risteen	IND	Neither Dem. nor Rep.
			IND	State: Abbr.

57.	Tue Dec 31, 1968	Unknown	WANE	Fade.
			WANE	Decrease.

58.	Sun Dec 24, 1961	Jules Arensberg	DDE	Dwight.
			DDE	Presidential monogram.

59.	Sat May 25, 1957	A. H. Drummond, Jr.	AGE	Jack Benny's is 39.
			AGE	Epoch.

60.	Sun Feb 27, 1955	William A. Lewis Jr.	AGE	21 plus.
			AGE	A dog's ___.

61.	Thu Jun 11, 1953	George Henderson	ISSUE	A point of debate.
			ISSUE	The "I" in G. I.

62.	Mon Feb 5, 1951	Unknown	HEN	Clucker.
			HEN	Biddy.

63.	Sun Sep 4, 1949	William Spaar Jr.	STRADS	Violins.
			STRADS	Fiddles.

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I	C	A	N	T	D	E	C	I	D	E		O	N	O		N	E	W	T	O
T	I	M	E	S	S	Q	U	A	R	E		A	U	T	O	G	R	A	P	H
Z	E	B	R	A		S	E	N	O	R		K	A	T	S	U		I	R	E
	R	A	F	T				T	P	S			L	O	O	P		N	O	N

P	E	A		L	O	S		S	W	A	B
O	V	E	R	I	C	E		P	O	R	E
P	I	R	A	N	H	A		O	V	E	N
S	L	I	C	E	O	F	B	R	E	A	D
		A	Y	N		A	R	T
T	I	L		S	A	R	I		F	E	D
A	M	I	E		B	E	E	H	I	V	E
R	A	S	P	B	E	R	R	Y	J	A	M
E	X	T	O	R	T			D	I	N	O
			N	A	S	C	A	R
O	H	H	I			A	B	A	S	E	D
P	E	A	N	U	T	B	U	T	T	E	R
T	Y	L	E	N	O	L		E	R	G	O
S	S	E		S	P	E	C		I	S	P
			S	E	N		A	U	K
S	L	I	C	E	O	F	B	R	E	A	D
H	A	Z	E		T	R	I	L	O	G	Y
A	V	O	N		C	E	N	S	U	R	E
M	A	D	E		H	E	S		T	A	D

M	A	S	T	I	F	F		B	A	F	T	A				I	P	A	S	S
C	A	L	O	R	I	E		C	L	I	O	S		D	E	T	E	N	T	E
S	H	I	P	O	F	T	H	E	S	E	U	S		I	V	O	R	I	A	N
		D	O	N	A	T	E		O	R	C	A		S	A	L		M	P	S
S	W	I	S	H		L	A	B		C	H	I	P	A	N	D	D	A	L	E
Y	O	N		O	V	E	R	U	S	E		L	I	V		Y	A	L	E
N	A	T	U	R	E			N	E	R	O		C	O	L	O	R
C	H	O	P	S	T	I	C	K	S		C	H	O	W	Y	U	N	F	A	T
			P	E	S	T	O		H	A	H	A		S	I	S		I	M	O
P	A	R	I	S		C	H	O		R	O	S	H		N	O	S	R	A	T
E	V	E	S		S	H	O	W	B	O	A	T	I	N	G		M	E	Z	E
C	A	C	H	E	T		S	E	R	A		A	P	E		B	O	D	E	S
K	I	T		M	O	O		T	O	R	I		P	A	O	L	O
S	L	O	W	M	O	T	I	O	N		S	L	O	P	B	U	C	K	E	T
			H	A	D	I	N		C	H	I	A			O	N	H	I	R	E
	C	H	I	C		O	C	T		A	T	T	U	N	E	D		D	I	D
S	L	I	P	O	N	S	H	O	E	S		A	C	E		E	S	S	E	X
W	A	G		R	E	I		A	T	T	A		S	A	C	R	U	M
A	M	H	E	R	S	T		S	H	I	P	O	F	T	H	E	S	E	U	S
N	U	L	L	I	T	Y		T	A	M	P	A		E	A	R	H	A	R	T
S	P	Y	O	N				S	N	E	A	K		N	O	S	I	L	L	Y

I	S	A	A	C			R	B	I		S	L	A	B
W	A	N	D	A		C	O	I	N		N	A	S	A
A	N	G	E	R		S	U	N	K	C	O	S	T	S
S	T	E	P		D	I	N	G		O	T	E	R	I
H	A	L	T	E	R		D	E	M	O		R	A	C
A	H	I		T	A	T	A		A	R	T	S	Y
D	A	N		S	W	A	B		E	S	E
	T	A	R			D	O	E			D	A	D
			E	L	M		U	R	L	S		M	E	G
	L	O	V	E	R		T	R	I	O		B	R	O
C	A	R		T	I	E	R		A	L	F	R	E	D
A	T	A	R	I		N	O	I	R		R	O	L	L
S	I	T	O	N	E	O	U	T		R	O	S	I	E
K	N	O	T		A	C	T	S		A	S	I	C	S
S	I	R	S		T	H	E			C	H	A	T	S

H	I	M		I	D	L	E			E	S	S				F	E	T	A
A	D	A		M	E	A	N	T		S	H	A	K	A		O	R	A	L	B
H	E	R	B	I	V	O	R	E		P	O	W	E	R	B	R	O	K	E	R
A	S	I	A	N		S	I	N		N	E	W	Y	E	A	R	S	E	V	E
S	T	E	L	L	A		C	A	P	U	T	O		A	L	E		A	E	R
			L	O	T	I	O	N	S		R	O	B		L	A	D	S
P	O	P		V	I	D		T	Y	P	E	D	U	P		L	O	H	A	N
S	P	I	C	E	T	E	A		C	O	E		G	R	U		H	O	S	E
H	E	P	A			N	I	G	H	T		F	O	O	T	B	A	T	H	S
A	R	E	N	A		T	R	E	O			L	U	C	I	A
W	A	T	E	R	B	I	L	L	S		S	A	T	E	L	L	I	T	E	S
				K	A	T	I	E			O	T	B	S		L	G	A	M	E
T	H	A	T	S	L	I	F	E		C	A	S	A	S			G	H	E	E
M	A	Y	O		L	E	T		B	A	R		G	O	B	E	Y	O	N	D
I	N	C	U	R		S	E	R	A	P	E	S		R	A	Y		E	D	Y
		A	R	A	B		D	E	L		W	E	A	S	L	E	Y
D	I	R		N	O	R		L	L	B	E	A	N		L	I	S	T	I	C
I	C	A	N	T	D	E	C	I	D	E		O	N	O		N	E	W	T	O
T	I	M	E	S	S	Q	U	A	R	E		A	U	T	O	G	R	A	P	H
Z	E	B	R	A		S	E	N	O	R		K	A	T	S	U		I	R	E
	R	A	F	T				T	P	S			L	O	O	P		N	O	N

P	E	A		L	O	S		S	W	A	B
O	V	E	R	I	C	E		P	O	R	E
P	I	R	A	N	H	A		O	V	E	N
S	L	I	C	E	O	F	B	R	E	A	D
		A	Y	N		A	R	T
T	I	L		S	A	R	I		F	E	D
A	M	I	E		B	E	E	H	I	V	E
R	A	S	P	B	E	R	R	Y	J	A	M
E	X	T	O	R	T			D	I	N	O
			N	A	S	C	A	R
O	H	H	I			A	B	A	S	E	D
P	E	A	N	U	T	B	U	T	T	E	R
T	Y	L	E	N	O	L		E	R	G	O
S	S	E		S	P	E	C		I	S	P
			S	E	N		A	U	K
S	L	I	C	E	O	F	B	R	E	A	D
H	A	Z	E		T	R	I	L	O	G	Y
A	V	O	N		C	E	N	S	U	R	E
M	A	D	E		H	E	S		T	A	D

M	A	S	T	I	F	F		B	A	F	T	A				I	P	A	S	S
C	A	L	O	R	I	E		C	L	I	O	S		D	E	T	E	N	T	E
S	H	I	P	O	F	T	H	E	S	E	U	S		I	V	O	R	I	A	N
		D	O	N	A	T	E		O	R	C	A		S	A	L		M	P	S
S	W	I	S	H		L	A	B		C	H	I	P	A	N	D	D	A	L	E
Y	O	N		O	V	E	R	U	S	E		L	I	V		Y	A	L	E
N	A	T	U	R	E			N	E	R	O		C	O	L	O	R
C	H	O	P	S	T	I	C	K	S		C	H	O	W	Y	U	N	F	A	T
			P	E	S	T	O		H	A	H	A		S	I	S		I	M	O
P	A	R	I	S		C	H	O		R	O	S	H		N	O	S	R	A	T
E	V	E	S		S	H	O	W	B	O	A	T	I	N	G		M	E	Z	E
C	A	C	H	E	T		S	E	R	A		A	P	E		B	O	D	E	S
K	I	T		M	O	O		T	O	R	I		P	A	O	L	O
S	L	O	W	M	O	T	I	O	N		S	L	O	P	B	U	C	K	E	T
			H	A	D	I	N		C	H	I	A			O	N	H	I	R	E
	C	H	I	C		O	C	T		A	T	T	U	N	E	D		D	I	D
S	L	I	P	O	N	S	H	O	E	S		A	C	E		E	S	S	E	X
W	A	G		R	E	I		A	T	T	A		S	A	C	R	U	M
A	M	H	E	R	S	T		S	H	I	P	O	F	T	H	E	S	E	U	S
N	U	L	L	I	T	Y		T	A	M	P	A		E	A	R	H	A	R	T
S	P	Y	O	N				S	N	E	A	K		N	O	S	I	L	L	Y

I	S	A	A	C			R	B	I		S	L	A	B
W	A	N	D	A		C	O	I	N		N	A	S	A
A	N	G	E	R		S	U	N	K	C	O	S	T	S
S	T	E	P		D	I	N	G		O	T	E	R	I
H	A	L	T	E	R		D	E	M	O		R	A	C
A	H	I		T	A	T	A		A	R	T	S	Y
D	A	N		S	W	A	B		E	S	E
	T	A	R			D	O	E			D	A	D
			E	L	M		U	R	L	S		M	E	G
	L	O	V	E	R		T	R	I	O		B	R	O
C	A	R		T	I	E	R		A	L	F	R	E	D
A	T	A	R	I		N	O	I	R		R	O	L	L
S	I	T	O	N	E	O	U	T		R	O	S	I	E
K	N	O	T		A	C	T	S		A	S	I	C	S
S	I	R	S		T	H	E			C	H	A	T	S

H	I	M		I	D	L	E			E	S	S				F	E	T	A
A	D	A		M	E	A	N	T		S	H	A	K	A		O	R	A	L	B
H	E	R	B	I	V	O	R	E		P	O	W	E	R	B	R	O	K	E	R
A	S	I	A	N		S	I	N		N	E	W	Y	E	A	R	S	E	V	E
S	T	E	L	L	A		C	A	P	U	T	O		A	L	E		A	E	R
			L	O	T	I	O	N	S		R	O	B		L	A	D	S
P	O	P		V	I	D		T	Y	P	E	D	U	P		L	O	H	A	N
S	P	I	C	E	T	E	A		C	O	E		G	R	U		H	O	S	E
H	E	P	A			N	I	G	H	T		F	O	O	T	B	A	T	H	S
A	R	E	N	A		T	R	E	O			L	U	C	I	A
W	A	T	E	R	B	I	L	L	S		S	A	T	E	L	L	I	T	E	S
				K	A	T	I	E			O	T	B	S		L	G	A	M	E
T	H	A	T	S	L	I	F	E		C	A	S	A	S			G	H	E	E
M	A	Y	O		L	E	T		B	A	R		G	O	B	E	Y	O	N	D
I	N	C	U	R		S	E	R	A	P	E	S		R	A	Y		E	D	Y
		A	R	A	B		D	E	L		W	E	A	S	L	E	Y
D	I	R		N	O	R		L	L	B	E	A	N		L	I	S	T	I	C
I	C	A	N	T	D	E	C	I	D	E		O	N	O		N	E	W	T	O
T	I	M	E	S	S	Q	U	A	R	E		A	U	T	O	G	R	A	P	H
Z	E	B	R	A		S	E	N	O	R		K	A	T	S	U		I	R	E
	R	A	F	T				T	P	S			L	O	O	P		N	O	N

P	E	A		L	O	S		S	W	A	B
O	V	E	R	I	C	E		P	O	R	E
P	I	R	A	N	H	A		O	V	E	N
S	L	I	C	E	O	F	B	R	E	A	D
		A	Y	N		A	R	T
T	I	L		S	A	R	I		F	E	D
A	M	I	E		B	E	E	H	I	V	E
R	A	S	P	B	E	R	R	Y	J	A	M
E	X	T	O	R	T			D	I	N	O
			N	A	S	C	A	R
O	H	H	I			A	B	A	S	E	D
P	E	A	N	U	T	B	U	T	T	E	R
T	Y	L	E	N	O	L		E	R	G	O
S	S	E		S	P	E	C		I	S	P
			S	E	N		A	U	K
S	L	I	C	E	O	F	B	R	E	A	D
H	A	Z	E		T	R	I	L	O	G	Y
A	V	O	N		C	E	N	S	U	R	E
M	A	D	E		H	E	S		T	A	D

M	A	S	T	I	F	F		B	A	F	T	A				I	P	A	S	S
C	A	L	O	R	I	E		C	L	I	O	S		D	E	T	E	N	T	E
S	H	I	P	O	F	T	H	E	S	E	U	S		I	V	O	R	I	A	N
		D	O	N	A	T	E		O	R	C	A		S	A	L		M	P	S
S	W	I	S	H		L	A	B		C	H	I	P	A	N	D	D	A	L	E
Y	O	N		O	V	E	R	U	S	E		L	I	V		Y	A	L	E
N	A	T	U	R	E			N	E	R	O		C	O	L	O	R
C	H	O	P	S	T	I	C	K	S		C	H	O	W	Y	U	N	F	A	T
			P	E	S	T	O		H	A	H	A		S	I	S		I	M	O
P	A	R	I	S		C	H	O		R	O	S	H		N	O	S	R	A	T
E	V	E	S		S	H	O	W	B	O	A	T	I	N	G		M	E	Z	E
C	A	C	H	E	T		S	E	R	A		A	P	E		B	O	D	E	S
K	I	T		M	O	O		T	O	R	I		P	A	O	L	O
S	L	O	W	M	O	T	I	O	N		S	L	O	P	B	U	C	K	E	T
			H	A	D	I	N		C	H	I	A			O	N	H	I	R	E
	C	H	I	C		O	C	T		A	T	T	U	N	E	D		D	I	D
S	L	I	P	O	N	S	H	O	E	S		A	C	E		E	S	S	E	X
W	A	G		R	E	I		A	T	T	A		S	A	C	R	U	M
A	M	H	E	R	S	T		S	H	I	P	O	F	T	H	E	S	E	U	S
N	U	L	L	I	T	Y		T	A	M	P	A		E	A	R	H	A	R	T
S	P	Y	O	N				S	N	E	A	K		N	O	S	I	L	L	Y

I	S	A	A	C			R	B	I		S	L	A	B
W	A	N	D	A		C	O	I	N		N	A	S	A
A	N	G	E	R		S	U	N	K	C	O	S	T	S
S	T	E	P		D	I	N	G		O	T	E	R	I
H	A	L	T	E	R		D	E	M	O		R	A	C
A	H	I		T	A	T	A		A	R	T	S	Y
D	A	N		S	W	A	B		E	S	E
	T	A	R			D	O	E			D	A	D
			E	L	M		U	R	L	S		M	E	G
	L	O	V	E	R		T	R	I	O		B	R	O
C	A	R		T	I	E	R		A	L	F	R	E	D
A	T	A	R	I		N	O	I	R		R	O	L	L
S	I	T	O	N	E	O	U	T		R	O	S	I	E
K	N	O	T		A	C	T	S		A	S	I	C	S
S	I	R	S		T	H	E			C	H	A	T	S