| Clue | Answer | Hint |
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| What the military abbreviation AWOL stands for | |
| This 1775-1783 war began with 'the shot heard 'round the world' | |
| Italian explorer and namesake of two continents | |
| If you see this phrase on a product, you need to supply your own AAs | |
| Pittsburgh school named after two Andrews, one a Scottish industrialist, the other a U.S. Treasury secretary | |
| Idiom that means 'you shouldn't unappreciatively question a gift' | |
| Being humorous about a serious matter | |
| University building that is usually labeled with three Greek letters | |
| To blow things out of proportion, idiomatically | |
| Disrespectful to what is considered sacred | |
| When traveling back to the past, be careful not to disrupt this fourth dimension | |
| To consider something before making a decision | |
| A stage surrounded by the audience on all four sides | |
| | Clue | Answer | Hint |
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| 'The things you observe are reality'; or, a type of software abbreviated WYSIWYG | |
| A disorder, such as Chron's, lupus, or psoriasis, where the body attacks itself | |
| A type of gun that continues to shoot while the trigger is pulled | |
| Cash dispenser abbreviated ATM (var.) | |
| If a police officer pulls you over, he will probably ask for proof of this | |
| Even if this idiom were a true statement, the animal would still have eight lives | |
| Malabo, the capital of this African country, is on an island located almost 100 miles from the mainland | |
| U.S. government agency better known as the FBI | |
| Hiawatha was the founder of this group of five Native American tribes | |
| This Spanish singer and dad of Enrique was almost paralyzed in a car crash; he took up guitar playing to regain strength in his hands | |
| Full name of the UK's next-door neighbour | |
| This group with nine justices is the most important American judicial body | |
| Not able to be detected | |
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Greek Alphabet 
Commonest English Words 
Begins and Ends with 'D'
