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5 In triangle news it's the value of X in the diagram here
6 A list of candidates for election
7 Biology: Communicates observations well & helps others like after his 1954 vaccine trial with 1.8 million kids
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9 Part of John the Baptist's unusual diet were these which some think are insects & others believe to be beans
10 When it comes to computers USB stands for universal serial this
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12 Physics: Uses time wisely in a book subtitled From the Big Bang to Black Holes
13 Abbreviated V.O. it's an unseen announcer heard over a program
14 An angel gives Elijah an amazing cake that sustains him on a 40-day journey to this peak where he meets God in a cave
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16 Camping on the Vegas strip? No clowning you can at the full service RV park associated with this casino with a double-talk name
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19 In the unaired one of these for Buffy the Vampire Slayer Buffy is a brunette & goes to Berryman High School
20 In the King James version these 2 words complete Luke 11:3 Give us day by day our...
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27 The Princess Royal
28 The National Archives has a version of this legal document that Edward I confirmed in 1297
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30 Convicted of racketeering despite his vigorous self-defense James Traficant was then expelled from this body by a 420-1 vote
31 One definition is a state in which matter is composed of tightly packed particles & has definite shape & volume
32 He famously said Give me liberty or give me death before wearing leather as the Fonz on Happy Days
33 25 years after writing memorably about a talking mouse-y boy he penned a tale about a mute trumpeter swan
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35 Vojislav Seselj's antics in his own defense hampered the ICTY International Criminal Tribunal for the former this country
36 The radiation type with the shortest wavelength these Greek-letter rays are used in medical diagnosis & therapy
37 Shakespeare comedy that's cooked until all the red in the steak is gone & the meat is 170 degrees internally
38 Melquíades is an old writer who represents García Márquez the actual author of this 1960s novel
39 Most dives fall into 3 basic body positions. the tuck straight & this one also a type of fish
40 The last non-lawyer to argue pro se at the Supreme Court was Samuel Sloan in 1978; shame it's no longer allowed--Sam won by this count
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