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U.S. admiral: 1837–1917
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U.S. adversary in 1812
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US agcy.
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U.S. agcy.: 1948–51
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U.S. agency
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U.S. agency: 1933-43
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U.S. agency: Abbr.
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U.S. agency in the news
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US agency that conducts audits: Abbr.
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U.S. agency with a "CryptoKids" program
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U.S. agent
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U.S. agent: Abbr.
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US agents
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U.S. agricultural agcy.
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US aid org.
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U.S. air agency
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U.S. air base in Spain
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U.S. Air Force Academy's Cadet Chapel, for example
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U.S. air monitor
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U.S. air org.
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U.S. air pollution monitor
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U.S. air-safety grp.
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U.S. air-safety overseer
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(US) aircraft carrier — cropped haircut
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U.S. airport regulator
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U.S. airspace monitor
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US Airways alternative
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US Airways datum: Abbr.
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US Airways has one in Phoenix
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U.S. Airways info
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U.S. alien's subj.
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U.S. ally in the American Revolution
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U.S. ally since '48
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U.S. ally whose capital has the letters U-S-A in the middle of its name: Abbr.
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U.S. Ambassador to Belgium.
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U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union during W.W. II
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U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki
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US Ambassador to the United Nations Susan ___
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U.S. and French Open winner Nastase
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U.S. and others
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Us and them, maybe
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U.S. and U.S.S.R. standoff
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US animated film maker, d. 1966
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U.S. annexation: 1845
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U.S. anthem lyricist
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U.S. anthropologist
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U.S. anthropologist: 1901–78
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US anthropologist, Margaret d. 1978
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U.S. anti-trafficking grp.
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U.S. archeologist
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U.S. architects' org.
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US Arctic state
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U.S. area where industry once thrived
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U.S. Army attack helicopter
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U.S. Army award
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U.S. Army award: Abbr.
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U.S. Army award since 1918
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U.S. Army Chief of Staff: 1972–74
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US Army cops
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US Army decorations
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U.S. Army decorations, in brief
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U.S. Army E-4
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U.S. Army E-4: Abbr.
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U.S. Army gear
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US Army group
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US Army guards
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US Army in Europe
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US Army medal
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U.S. Army medals
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U.S. Army O-5
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US Army post at Huntsville, Alabama
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U.S. army post in Kentucky
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U.S. army post named after a Confederate general
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U.S. army rank
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U.S. Army rank abolished in 1815
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US army rank just below sergeant
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U.S. Army rank qualifier
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U.S. Army rifle
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U.S. Army training branch
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U.S. Army training center in Va.
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US army unit
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U.S. Army vehicle
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U.S. Army vessel
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US Army vets
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U.S. Army V.I.P.
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U.S. Army Web-site ending
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US Army Women's Museum site
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U.S. Army's helicopter assault division
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U.S. artificial satellite
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U.S. artist and telegraphy pioneer
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U.S. artist-inventor
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U.S. artist Reginald: 1898–1954
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US artist Winslow
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U.S. asbestos regulator
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U.S. astronaut Buzz
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U.S. athlete who won more gold medals at the 1980 Winter Olympics than all but two non-U.S. countries
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U.S. attack helicopter
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U.S. Attorney General
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U.S. Attorney General, 1985-88
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U.S. Attorney General from 1961-1964
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US Attorney General Holder
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U.S. attorneys, e.g.
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U.S. atty. gen. in 1962
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US audio syndicator
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U.S. auditor
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U.S. author
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U.S. author: 1909-55
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U.S. author: 1909–55
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U.S. author and family
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U.S. author born on Apr. 26, 1914
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U.S. author-critic
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U.S. author James ___
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U.S. author Philip
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U.S. author Shaw
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U.S. auto since 1986
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US automaker
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US avant-garde composer, d. 1992
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U.S. aviators' gp.
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U.S.-backed Nicaraguan rebel
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US backside — hit with the head
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U.S. ballistic missile
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U.S. balloon pioneer
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U.S. bank established in 1934, informally
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U.S. bank regulator
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U.S. banker
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U.S. banker-philanthropist: 1867-1933
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U.S. banking system, with the
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US base abroad, briefly
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U.S. base in Cuba, briefly
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U.S. base in Cuba, for short
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U.S. base in Cuba, in headlines
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US base in Cuba, informally
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U.S. battleship: 1898
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US beast?
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U.S. beasts
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US bicky
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U.S. "Big Brother" host
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U.S. bill
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U.S. biomedical research agcy.
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U.S. bird
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US bird, bald ...
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US biscuit
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US bison — upstate New York port
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U.S. bombs
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U.S. border lake
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US border state
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U.S.-born
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U.S.-born: abbr.
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U.S.-born Japanese