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CLUES ACROSS 33. A field of mowed grass 65. Obtained 27. Point that is one point
1. Dodge truck model 34. Animal for heavy loads CLUES DOWN N of due E
4. Launch, note or 39. Transport, 1. Ripening early 29. One who examines
mattress usually in a truck 2. Struck with fear methodically
7. 22nd Greek letter 40. Protoctist or dread 30. Davenports
10. Elderly 41. An eagle’s nest 3. Combination of 34. Aegle marmelos fruit
12. Sheep genus two companies 35. About Eurasia
42. More massive & firm
14. Swiss river 4. A person active in 36. Stained with blood
45. Public squares party politics
15. Pulsate repeatedly 48. Type of paint base 37. Tangelo fruit
5. River in England
17. Not gained or won 49. Daman and ___, India 38. Vituperated
6. Flat circular plate
18. Red organic pigment 51. Anesthetized 39. Come to pass
containing iron 7. Pause in a line
54. 55120 of verse 43. Outer border strip
19. Mother of Ishmael 44. Island in Venice
56. A person who inherits 8. The thigh of a hog
20. Financial gains 46. In the year of Our Lord
58. Indian frock 9. Wrath
22. Point midway 47. Impertinence
between E and SE 59. Training by 11. Arrived extinct
multiplle repetitions 13. Opposite of go 50. Not set afire
23. Strikingly appropriate
60. Dentist’s group 16. Shouts of approval 52. Afrikaans
25. Examine with care
61. Not crazy 18. Hailed 53. European sea eagle
28. Indian for
carrying sling 62. Opposed to prefix 21. Of I 55. Macaws

31. Saddle horse 63. Spanish Mister 24. Opposite of starboard 56. Birthed
32. 92860 64. Preceded 26. Past participle of “saw” 57. Tokyo
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♦ SUDOKU ♦ crypt-o-gram each letter represents ♥ : heart warmer!
:-) - a smile
another to form a quote-worthy statement. :-D - LOL

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WP MGG NL DV OMZB WP JNZ'V WOMJB.

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION: “We tend to forget that happiness doesn't come as a result of getting something we don't
have, but rather of recognizing and appreciating what we do have.”

AUTHOR: FREDERICK GOTTLOB KEONIG (April 17, 1774 in Eisleben – January 17, 1833)
In 1803, Friedrich Gottlob Koenig, a 27-year-old German printer who had studied mathematics, physics, and mechanics at Leipzig
University became obsessed with the idea of creating a steam-powered printing press. He was able to make his idea a reality in April 1811
when the machine, for which Koenig had received a patent a year earlier, was first presented at a printing trade show in London.
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