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CLUES ACROSS 27. European 50. Early camera 23. Floods

1. One point S of Economic Comm. 51. Thus far 24. Potato state (abbr.)
due E 28. Doctors’ group 27. Extremely high
4. 1980 Dom 29. Chronicles (abbr.) CLUES DOWN frequency
DeLuise film 30. Plural of os 28. Square measures
1. Envelop
9. No No No 31. Make a distinction 29. Spanish soldier
2. An island in the
11. Data entry strokes 38. Small amount W Pacific El ___
12. Worry about 39. Untruths 3. Teetertotter 30. Minerals
13. Fastening cord 40. Inflorescence 4. Fixed charges 31. Swabed lightly
14. A block of soap 41. A restaurant bill 5. Successor to 32. Ireland
15. Beginning of 42. High rock piles Tutankhamun 33. Towboat
anything (Old English) 6. Leg bones 34. Relating to imides
17. Tin containers 43. Jeered 7. Goof 35. Tenure of abbot
18. Obafemi Awolowo 44. Torso bone 8. Shrek is one 36. Cut baby teeth
Un. city
45. Female sheep 10. Violinist Issac 37. First-born
19. Gain knowledge
46. S pecified day 11. A female relative 38. Japanese
20. Paddles of the month martial art
13. Counterbalance
21. Cologne 47. E xcessive used get net weight 41. A long hike
22. Unsettled bodily fluids 16. Explosive 42. Outdoor
until the end 49. New York Times furniture wood
17. Songwriter Sammy
25. Wine (French) publisher 1896- 48. Pa’s partner
1935 20. About ear
26. A lyric poem
21. Before

❖SUDOKU❖ crypt-o-gram each letter represents

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♥ heart warmer!
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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION: “Generosity gives assistance, rather than advice.”

MARQUIS DE VAUVENARGUES: A French moralist and essayist whose belief in the individual’s capacity for good-
ness played a part in the shift of opinion away from the pessimistic view of human nature elaborated by such
17th-century thinkers as Blaise Pascal and the Duke de La Rochefoucauld. He shared with others of his time a
renewed respect for the emotions, thus prefiguring Jean-Jacques Rousseau. He stood out in his day, however, for
©Puzzles by Pappacom his exaltation of action, through which he believed fulfillment and dignity were achieved.

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Lower Makefield*; Dianna Wettlin, Lower Makefield*; Dianne White, Bristol*; Ann Marie Klibert, Morrisville; Jo Kiel, Gardenville*; Frances
Cupo, Newtown; Barbara Farwell; Morrisville; Rita Daniels, Bristol; CMORE Nowicki, Washington Crossing; Ted Hovick, Yardley;
Marion Kiggins, Morrisville; Ted Kristiniak, Penndel; Dolores Antonelli, Bristol Township; Marcy Rednor, Lower Makefield*;
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NEW SYSTEM.)

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