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    Each letter represents another to form a quote-worthy statement. "The world is all gates, all opportunities, strings of tension waiting to be struck"

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    Each letter represents another to form a quote-worthy statement. "The world is all gates, all opportunities, strings of tension waiting to be struck"

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    Good Life Puzzles 12.16.10

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    Each letter represents another to form a quote-worthy statement. "The world is all gates, all opportunities, strings of tension waiting to be struck"

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    ♦ C R O S S W O R D ♦

    CLUES ACROSS 33. Mister 2. “Operator” 29. Models of excellence


    1. Superseded by DVD 34. Adult Bambi singer Jim 30. Flat-topped
    4. Earth chart 36. Small cake leavened 3. Subsequent RX inflorescence
    with yeast replacement 31. Costing nothing
    7. Energy unit
    39. Largest city in NE 4. Flat-topped hills 34. Marked for
    10. Greek god of war
    41. Quick reply 5. Settled down certain death
    12. Ardour
    43. Local dialect 6. ____ Alto, 35. 17th Greek letter
    14. Title of respect California city
    expressions 37. Photons, pions,
    15. Couches 7. Tubes for alpha particles
    46. Friends (French)
    17. Barn storage tower passing food 38. Amount that can
    47. ____ Bator,
    18. Cape near Lisbon Mongolia 8. An abundance of be held
    19. Motion picture resources 40. Light greenish blue
    48. __ __, so good
    science 9. Neither black 41. Toadfrog
    50. Side sheltered or white
    22. Fills with high spirits from the wind 42. 18th Hebrew letter
    23. 18th Hebrew letter 11. Yemen capital (var.)
    51. Village in Estonia
    24. At an advanced time 13. Pegs 43.Young whale
    52. Genus beroe class
    25. Missing soldiers 16. Irish, English or 44. Forearm bone
    53. 32nd president’s Gordon
    26. And, Latin initials 45. Moldavian capital
    18. Converging to a 1565-1859
    27. Silver 54. Furnish with help common center
    28. Gentlemen 55. Guided a tour 49. Radioactivity unit
    20. Comes upon
    30. Tangelo fruit 21. A male sheep
    32. Actor ___ Harris CLUES DOWN
    28. More becoming
    1. Vessel or duct
    {{ }}: Big hug!
    ♦ SUDOKU ♦ crypt-o-gram each letter represents ♥ : heart warmer!
    :-) - a smile
    another to form a quote-worthy statement. :-D - LOL

    CM CKNZM ZVPM GHHUVDT SHW ZJM BMWSMOZ GHLMW,

    VDNZMKX HS OWMKZVDT ZJM BMWSMOZ GHLM.

    LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION: “The world is all gates, all opportunities, strings of tension
    waiting to be struck.”

    RALPH WALDO EMERSON: (MAY 25, 1803 – APRIL 27, 1882) The godfather of American thought and the concept of the
    self, Emerson gave us permission to go our own way even when it's not popular. "Trust thyself," Emerson told us; "every heart vibrates to
    that iron string." Emerson's ideas formed the backbone of a school of thought known as transcendentalism, a philosophy that flourished in
    mid-nineteenth century America, at a time when the nation was poised at the threshold of great change. The transcendentalists
    ©Puzzles by Pappacom encouraged communion with nature and severely criticized slavery and believed they could help the world be better than it is.

    Solved by: Joan Jackson, Newtown♥ ; Gloria Panebianco, Pennington; Tony AZZInaro, Lower Makefield*; Thelma L. Clausen, Levittown;
    Nora Thomas; Lower Makefield*; Dolores Antonelli, Bristol Township; Roberta Marino, Bristol Borough*; Ruth Foster, Bristol Borough;
    Mary Carter, Langhorne; David J. Armitage Sr., Bristol Borough*; Emily Morton, Yardley; Marion Kiggins, Morrisville; Betty Kirk, Yardley;
    Allan Gurney, Langhorne; Chuck Meyers, Levittown; Theresa Grisolia, Bristol Borough; Mary Ann Kucharski, Lower Makefield*;
    Meg Kramer, Lower Makefield*; Deedee Tibolla, Langhorne; Nettie Peters, Bensalem; Martha Arnao, Newtown*; Harry A. Andonian, Levittown*;
    Barbara Korb, Newtown*; Tom O’Brien, Lower Makefield; Dee Garb, Lower Makefield*; Theresa Halper, Newtown; Darrell Kates, Lower Makefield;
    Mary Anne Francisco, Lower Makefield*; Ron Rabel, Pennington; Dianna Wettlin, Lower Makefield*; Barbara Aldouby, Lower Makefield;
    Ann Marie Klibert, Morrisville; Mary Campbell, Lower Makefield; Dianne White, Bristol*; Jo Kiel, Gardenville*; Betty Chan, Newtown*.

    Please email your solutions to: puzzles@ingnews.com, or call puzzles at 215.867.2078 (or call TERRY at 215.867.2027) by MONDAY
    AT NOON to be recognized in The Good Life. DO NOT FORGET TO INDICATE YOUR NAME AND TOWN!
    Puzzle page now live on http://www.buckslocalnews.com/; click on “Good Life Puzzle Page.”

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