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Crossword: 'Spell check' - solution
Vexing with hexing
By:
MATT JONES
11/1/2006 6:37:00 PM
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CROSSWORD: 'POW!':
That old familiar sound
CROSSWORD: 'SPELL CHECK':
Vexing with hexing
CROSSWORD: 'ON THE SAME PAGE':
This is the puzzle to turn to
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CROSSWORD: 'FIELD DAY':
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CROSSWORD: 'BEHIND THE MUSIC':
Butt seriously, folks
CROSSWORD: 'FAREWELL, PLUTO':
Gone from the lineup, but not forgotten
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