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Across Scuttlebut­t ___ Fridays (restaurant chain) Slob’s creation Hedy in Hollywood Dessert topper from a can And others, in a bibliograp­hy Estrange Org. for Penguins and Ducks Wintry coating Vice president Spiro Cunning Spill the beans Online source for health info Take a stab at “Ye olde” place to browse Up to, as a particular time Govern Goopy roofing material High U.S. Navy rank Farrow in films 43 45

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Down “Galveston” singer Campbell Inaugurati­on Day vows *“Crazy to run into you here!” Erie Canal mule of song

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