191 Peachtree Tower

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3 I cannot tell a lie: Virginia was still a British colony when he was born there in 1732
4 Kick off your flip-flops & relax by the ocean in this seen here
5 Planting tall trees on the east & west sides of your house can cut your costs for this summer need by 25%
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11 A row of trees that have been pleached is sometimes called this type of green boundary on stilts
12 The witch hissed May all that's e'er left in your fridge be the 2 bread loaf ends be they called butt nub or this 4-letter foot part!
13 Cadillac Tower
14 In hoops when an offensive player runs into a foe who has established position this foul is called
15 He was born a British subject in Virginia in 1751; how dare they burn his pretty White House!
16 It might have been Rezin brother of Texas revolution hero Jim who invented this type of blade
17 A low-maintenance option is roses that just keep flowering without needing to be cut back called this feature just like some ovens
18 ...& The mechanic said The planetary gearset in this car part is shot. It's gonna be $1700... before labor!
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20 Lumberjacks wailed in 2016 when the NFL made this thigh-or-lower block illegal on run plays as well as pass
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25 Formerly the headquarters of Enron 1400 Smith Street
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27 He was born in the colony of Virginia February 9 1773 68 years before his very brief presidency
28 For the Day of the Dead the soul of the departed is represented by this--calavera de azúcar in Spanish
29 This material meaning rocks that came straight from where they were found makes a rustic-looking wall
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31 Tom is the first name of this talented Mr. the villain of a 1955 Patricia Highsmith novel
32 This word for a onetime people of the region is Quechua for king
33 In the 1840s hen fever raged on both sides of the Atlantic after this monarch began raising fancy Asian chickens
34 Launched in 1975 Aryabhata this country's first satellite was named for a 5th century astronomer & mathematician
35 Gazelle Cheetah Rafiki
36 Eugene Boudin's Beach at Trouville from 1893 depicts a landscape of this region that became a household word 51 years later
37 Anton Chigurh is the implacable coin-tossing hitman in this Cormac McCarthy novel
38 Makes sense that this big Andean vulture has a name from Quechua
39 The Indiana Fever is a 21-year-old professional sports franchise in this league
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49 This Treasure Island bad guy was a former sidekick of Captain Flint the bloodthirstiest buccaneer that sailed
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