European Crossword Puzzle #7
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No, not Dallas.
The project has an *affectionate* nickname (note sarcasm) - 2 words, 3 letters each. The last 2 letters of each word are identical.
The project has been ongoing for over a decade, and right now it is believed that it will be all done by 2005 (but I won't hold my breath for it).
The project has an *affectionate* nickname (note sarcasm) - 2 words, 3 letters each. The last 2 letters of each word are identical.
The project has been ongoing for over a decade, and right now it is believed that it will be all done by 2005 (but I won't hold my breath for it).
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I wonder why I've never even heard about it. Looks like a major gap of knowledge in my part.
This should be easy.
Clue: This novel (3 words, 5, 3, 9) has one of the most famous opening lines ever penned. It sets the stage for the rest of the novel and a very crude summary of the opening line is basically that every rich guy wants to marry.
Give the author as well (4, 6, 5th = e).
This should be easy.
Clue: This novel (3 words, 5, 3, 9) has one of the most famous opening lines ever penned. It sets the stage for the rest of the novel and a very crude summary of the opening line is basically that every rich guy wants to marry.
Give the author as well (4, 6, 5th = e).
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