The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, November 02, 2010, Image 11

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getter
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person, in slang
11 Brewery cask
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Strip
15 Set in waves, as
hair
16 Prompt on stage
17 Being convincing
via coercion
20 Ski resort
grooming vehicle
21 Yves's yes
22 Bow-toting god
23 Boxer sounds?
25 Food package
meas.
27 Making a
comeback, say
33 Gossipy Barrett
34 Vintage car
35 Ship-locating
system
36 Yiddish laments
37 Sticks to, as a
task
40 One of the "Little
Women"
41 Part of a front
end alignment
43 Mississippi or
Mersey: Abbr.
44 Water shade
45 Sneering
49 "Was loud?"
50 Drawer feature
51 Actress Chase
54 Miner's find
56 Genetics pioneer
Mendel
60 Telling a little
white lie
63 Pasture call
64 Wobble
65 London art
museum
66 When one hand
is up and the
other is down
67 Doctor's
directives
68 Melville's 'Typee'
sequel
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1 FBI investigators
2 Goldie of 'The
Banger Sisters"
3 Opera star Pinza
4 Lash cosmetic
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Berman
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8 Total
9 Nadir's opposite
10 Netherlands city
11 Plymouth
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currency
13 Jeweler's stock
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24 Dagger of yore
26 Whip mark
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pay
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31 Keep from
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product
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meeting
New Age singer
33 Univ. military
47 Stuffed with food
48 Do a laundry
task
51 Certain PCs
program
37 Heal, as bones
38 Pile-of-dishes
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Goldfinger
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