| Clue | |
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| Reason for going to war | |
| Intrinsically; also, expensive restaurant in the Time Warner Center | |
| Mutual back-scratching | |
| Clandestinely | |
| 'Behold the man'; usually the man is Jesus crowned with thorns | |
| Cry of hopelessness; essay by Oscar Wilde | |
| Furthest point; implicit warning said to be inscribed on the Pillars of Hercules | |
| Unwelcome person | |
| | Clue | |
|---|
| Indispensable quality | |
| Starting at the beginning, like a newborn snake | |
| Starting in the middle of things, like the Iliad or Paradise Lost | |
| The Great Writ; literally 'you have the body' | |
| Describes the Old South; Tara Plantation, for instance | |
| Describes voluntary work for no pay, often by lawyers | |
| Operating retroactively; in the U.S. this sort of law is theoretically prohibited by sections 9 and 10 of Article One of the Constitution | |
| Don't say bad things about dead people | |
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Greek Alphabet 
Begins and Ends with 'D' 
Giant Word Ladder I
