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Date: Wed, 25 Nov 92 12:17:28 EST
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Trans-O-Gram


DEFINITIONS

A. Parking spot 53 40 166 115 12 84 28 129

B. Odysseus, to the Romans 93 160 147 120 10 59 105

C. Power 66 140 168 138 39 87 98 26 4

D. Jacob's purchase 48 62 29 121 142 9 156 132 75 100

E. Developing 64 77 153 97 5 45 25 173

F. Make young again 127 169 91 136 23 164 3 159 141 113

G. Capable 106 154 90 37 125 175 49 63 15

H. Tiresome smiling circle (2 words) 163 118 58 72 88 155 50 137 22

I. Educational method 1 104 83 146 17 112 65 92 170 33

J. Miseries 61 81 94 111 32 131 7 161

K. Literary-sounding city 109 174 102 41 151 6 80 67 30
   in California

L. New Testament book 176 54 47 24 149 14 76 95 117

M. Beatles' nickname 135 172 38 21 143 69 51

N. Omnipresent 85 16 116 171 165 44 103 8 36 78

O. Disasters 68 107 31 148 60 13 52 134

P. A kind of commerce 145 34 162 74 123 101 46 2 18 55

Q. Degrade 133 11 139 99 70

R. Oxymoronic congressional committee 152 108 19 130 157 57

S. Species endangered by the spotted owl 73 89 79 35 110 128 124

T. Progress 158 167 144 71 122 43 27

U. One of the Gilbert Islands 150 126 56 96 82 20

V. Star of Born Free 42 114 119 86



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DIRECTIONS
The object of TRANS-O-GRAM is to fill in the puzzle diagram by guessing the
words from their definitions, and transferring each letter of the guessed word
to the correspondingly numbered square in the diagram. When the diagram is
filled in it will spell out a quotation from some published work (reading
normally from left to right, black boxes indicating the ends of words); also,
when the words have all been filled in above, their initial letters will spell
out the author and title of the quoted work. The acrostic feature, and the
relative word-lengths in the diagram, will assist in the solution. Spelling
and definitions on the authority of Webster's New International Dictionary,
Second Edition.


Solution to Last Issue's Trans-O-Gram. SUSAN TRAUSCH -- The Debate: ''And then
for something completely different, there was [Admiral] Stockdale. He was
short on specifics as the Ross Perot plan tends to be, but long on guts and
warmth. 'I feel like I'm at a pingpong match,' he said . . .''

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