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Inside-Out
Puzzle By
Lynne Willems Zold '67
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R Y P T I C C L U E S
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INWARD:
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(1-5) Heads up: tyrant rants at the serfs. Get going!
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(6-9) Places that confused Tess.
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In sewer as musty as an Old Dutch scholar.
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Short boy rolled around in brothel.
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A dram reversed a thing on a stage
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Folderol: edgy trick.
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Deranged Prospero misses each wild animal track
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Abel forcibly transferred to prison island.
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(43-46) Catches botom figures.
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(47-56) Inability to read until lite racy ending.
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(57-61) Sounds like don is alert.
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(62-67) Soldier loses a fuse.
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(68-72) For real estate taxes she initially worries.
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(73-75) Yucky stuff in carpools.
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(76-85) 3 4/5 of the Helenistic do change to a pleasure seeker.
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(86-88) Absorbed anthem oddly.
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(89-91) Ditto, to send in Morse Code.
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Rejoice, alering the Spanish tux.
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(97-100) Butts sheep.
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OUTWARD:
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Intelligent hobos canŐt pee backwards.
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Upscale soap increases price in the end.
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(91-88) A change in diet causes water gain or loss.
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(87-83) Implied in the beginning that Arafat caused IsraelisŐ
troubles.
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(82-80) Kissing some entrails is a forbidden act.
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(79-77) A lyric poem fulfills good ears.
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(76-69) Basketball player throws two balls first has strep.
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Comic Stoneage man digs into alfredo.
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(64-60) Poor gambler is closer but loses $100.
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(59-56) Gone out.
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(55-52) Worry: a proofreaderŐs mark wastes time.
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(51-49) Lit up a sesame plant.
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Tilt a slate.
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(44-38) Ten able ruffians kidnap helper.
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Sloops lose first two overboard. Oh no!
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(33-29) Swedish scrubber makes a fool crazy.
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(28-26) Major losing little woman causes scar.
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(25-20) Stylishly dressed editor briefly followed a childŐs toy.
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(19-17) Rip off Reiner.
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(16-13) Totals: 50 missing in alums.
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Member of Zodiak sacrifices one for God of War.
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(8-1) Lab animals are oral singers.
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S
T A N D A R D C L U E S
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INWARD:
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(1-5) Get going!
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(6-9) Groups.
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(10-16) Dutch scholar.
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(17-24) Not a home?
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(25-29) _______ queen.
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(30-33) Trip up.
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(34-38) Wild animal trail.
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(39-42) Part of famous palindrome.
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(43-46) Bottom lines.
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(47-56) Inability to read.
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(57-61) Alert.
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(62-67) Fuse metal.
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(68-72) Worries.
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(73-75) Yuck!
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(76-85) Pleasure oriented.
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(86-88) Corroded.
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(89-91) Dot in Morse Code.
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(92-96) Rejoice.
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(97-100) Male sheep
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OUTWARD:
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Intelligent.
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(95-92) Upscale.
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(91-88) Ebb or neap.
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(87-83) Unspoken.
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(82-80) Major no-no.
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(79-77) Lyric poem.
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(76-69) Basketball player.
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(68-65) A Flintstone.
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(64-60) Not a winner.
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(59-56) Gone
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(55-52) Be concerned.
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(51-49) Sesame plant.
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(48-45) Tilt.
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(44-38) Abettor.
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(37-34) Oh no!
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(33-29) Scrubber.
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(28-26) Scratch.
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(25-20) All _______ up.
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(19-17) Steal.
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(16-13) Totals.
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(12-9) God of war.
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Lab animals.
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