Build Your Own Acrostic
A: Moving arms?
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B: Non-zero-sum interaction
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C: "Two columns hide a message" or "What is the source of the quotation?", for example
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D: Arthurian author
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E: Between 1 mm and 1 m
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F: Its municipal buildings are called Hales
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G: Word S, for example
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H: Like some tea
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I: Like Alice after eating cake
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J: Duties
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K: UT Arlington newspaper
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L: DC newspaper
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M: Abid Hamid Mahmud
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N: Object with a 5.38 km long spiral
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O: Lisper’s favorite punctuation
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P: Musical set in New York
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Q: Buchanan or Trudeau, for example
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R: Not alphabetized, e.g.
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S: A dangerous type of G.
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T: He silenced the nightingales of Otford
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U: One of the Khoikhoi
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V: Musical set in New York
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W: Feature of anatidae
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X: Toy that’s hard to throw away
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Y: Marge’s engagement jewelry
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Z: Scarlett word
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