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 Canadian Criss Cross by Walter D. Feener
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12. Antagonistic    3. Pass over   34. Long live!      
13. Crazy fancy    4. 3rain tissue 35. Frozen desserts 
14. Resembling      5. Emotional     37. Immediately   
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  ► Did You Know?
    That the only battle fought on U.S. soil in World War Two was in Attu, the westernmost of the Aleutian Islands. The Japanese captured it in June 1942 and the Americans took it back in May 1943.
    That the shad is the largest fish in the herring family.
    That Mark Twain was issued a patent for suspenders in 1871.
    That in move-making, the special effects people use a mixture of stale beer and epsoms salt to create the look of frost on the windows.
    That the kids on Leave it to Beaver were never shown asking for a glass of milk in case a soft-drink company sponsored the show in syndication.
    That a female mosquito can nourish 300 eggs with one di ink of human blood.
    That Canadian soldiers from World War One are buried at the Adanac Cemetery in Miraumont, France. Adanac is Canada spelt backwards.
    That Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan is the only head of state in this century to give birth to a child in office.
    That elephants in the wild have been known to live 77 years but their average life span in captivity is 24 years.
    That Muhammad Ali, Billie Jean King, Jackie Robinson and Babe Ruth were all named to Life magazine’s 1990 list of the ‘100 Most Important Americans of the 20th Century.’
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                                                           All the CO boxes are neatly stored in the CD rack. The CDs, however, are quite another story.
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