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USA Today Jun 17 2005

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''But only God can make a ___'' (Kilmer) TREE
''Tristan und Isolde'' composer WAGNER
''Up Where We Belong,'' for one DUET
Advertiser's pickup line? WHATSYOURSIGN
After everyone else LAST
Albacore and others TUNAS
Amass clues GLEAN
British military orderlies BATMEN
British nobleman EARL
Bygone Ford LTD
Cenozoic, for one ERA
Clash of heavyweights SUMO
Comparing or equating LIKENING
Corrosive substances ACIDS
Diffident UNSURE
Downfall RUIN
Entry requirement, at times IDCARD
Exhibited sudden elation LITUP
Far from famished SATED
Feel dizzy REEL
Feel regret RUE
Four is superior to it TREY
Fourth caliph of Sunni Islam ALI
Free ticket PASS
Geneticist's letters RNA
Grammarian's no-no AINT
Imperils MENACES
Incur, as debts RUNUP
Ineffectual competitor ALSORAN
It's near the radius ULNA
It's self-evident TRUISM
Junior reporter CUB
Large, flat-bottomed boat SCOW
Last movement of a sonata, often RONDO
Like fresh potato chips CRISPY
Longtime Disney head Michael EISNER
Meager SPARSE
Menu words, perhaps ALA
Momma's mate POPPA
More bombastic LARGER
Navigational dir. ENE
Nerdy guy DWEEB
Not a happy camper SAD
Noted trial location SALEM
Number in a Dickens title TWO
One way to be lost ATSEA
Part of a musical gig SET
Patch target TEAR
Poetic homage ODE
Polar weather condition WHITEOUT
Possessive pronoun ITS
Pre-revolution leaders (Var.) TSARS
Printer type LASER
Puts the squeeze on? HUGS
Realtor's pickup line? YOURPLACEORMINE
Rule of personal conduct PRECEPT
Rum and water drinks GROGS
Scottish legend Roy ROB
Senator's pickup line? ISTHISSEATTAKEN
Send to seventh heaven ELATE
Shooting irons HANDGUNS
Still with us ALIVE
Sunset Park locale, briefly NYC
Tall fan palm used for thatching PALMYRA
Terrible twos, e.g. PHASE
The euro's Japanese counterpart YEN
Tolkien's antagonists ORCS
U.S.S.R. successor CIS
Unit of electrical resistance OHM
Unit of storage capacity, informally MEG
Virginia Woolf's ''___ Dalloway'' MRS
Where to find the best actors and directors? ONSETS
Windshield cover, sometimes RIME
Word with post or ad HOC
Word with stamp or knee PAD
Your average Joe EVERYMAN
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