Mixing Business with Pleasure by Lincoln

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1. Corporate department 6. GDP, e.g. 10. Took the train 14. Came to light 15. Sunscreen ingredient 16. Grade school: Abbr. 17. Suit pattern 19. Per __ 20. Viewed 21. Poetic preposition 22. Of interest to fashion designers 24. PepsiCo product 26. Green Giant products 27. Home Depot competitor 30. Specialty fisherman 32. Burger King's headquarters 36. "American __" (see ad in BusinessWeek) 38. Cut (off) 40. Federal agents 41. Newspaper notice 42. Pension-plan law, for short 44. World's longest river 45. Prefix for port 46. Be in session 47. Personnel list 49. Designer Simpson 51. Part of the balance sheet 53. So far 54. Place for a pupil 56. Word on a one 58. Brunei's ruler 61. Food coloring, for example 62. Blind as __ 66. Prefix for business 67. Facilities manager's concern 70. Plumlike fruit 71. Aunt Millie's rival 72. Corporate cow 73. Thesaurus contents: Abbr. 74. Admin. __ 75. Lawn annoyances Puzzle Index	Special Advertising Feature Mixing Business with Pleasure by Lincoln Puzzle #38 Puzzle #38 Answers Puzzle Index We invite you to print this page to complete the puzzle! Good Luck! Puzzle created by: Stanley Newman lincolnvehicles.com	1. Places for some computers 2. Pennsylvania port 3. Vanished 4. Trade groups: Abbr. 5. Allow 6. Inflationary path 7. 3M product 8. Presidential nickname 9. Aesthetic sense 10. Webmasters' concerns 11. Winchester ammo manufacturer 12. Proof of ownership 13. TV award 18. Overnight flights 23. Type of computer memory 25. "__ the ramparts..." 26. Seasoned veterans 27. Honolulu greeting 28. Like some steak 29. Banish 31. Power wielders 33. Friendship 34. Free-for-all 35. Sluggish 37. Common-stock category 39. Joint-venture co-owner 43. Gets free (of) 48. Columbus school: Abbr. 50. Historical period 52. Tender offer's successful result 55. Structure starter 57. Syrup source 58. Back talk 59. Like some crowds 60. Author Hubbard 61. Purina consumers 63. High-pH solution 64. Opposite of 63 Down 65. Golf-shop purchase 68. __ Vegas 69. Monopolize, with "up"

Across

Down

1. Corporate department
6. GDP, e.g.
10. Took the train
14. Came to light
15. Sunscreen ingredient
16. Grade school: Abbr.
17. Suit pattern
19. Per __
20. Viewed
21. Poetic preposition
22. Of interest to fashion designers
24. PepsiCo product
26. Green Giant products
27. Home Depot competitor
30. Specialty fisherman
32. Burger King's headquarters
36. "American __" (see ad in BusinessWeek)
38. Cut (off)
40. Federal agents
41. Newspaper notice
42. Pension-plan law, for short
44. World's longest river
45. Prefix for port
46. Be in session
47. Personnel list
49. Designer Simpson
51. Part of the balance sheet
53. So far
54. Place for a pupil
56. Word on a one
58. Brunei's ruler
61. Food coloring, for example
62. Blind as __
66. Prefix for business
67. Facilities manager's concern
70. Plumlike fruit
71. Aunt Millie's rival
72. Corporate cow
73. Thesaurus contents: Abbr.
74. Admin. __
75. Lawn annoyances

Puzzle Index

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Mixing Business with Pleasure by Lincoln

Puzzle #38

Puzzle #38 Answers Puzzle Index

We invite you to print this page to complete the puzzle! Good Luck!

Puzzle created by: Stanley Newman

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1. Places for some computers 2. Pennsylvania port 3. Vanished 4. Trade groups: Abbr. 5. Allow 6. Inflationary path 7. 3M product 8. Presidential nickname 9. Aesthetic sense 10. Webmasters' concerns 11. Winchester ammo manufacturer 12. Proof of ownership 13. TV award 18. Overnight flights 23. Type of computer memory 25. "__ the ramparts..." 26. Seasoned veterans 27. Honolulu greeting 28. Like some steak 29. Banish 31. Power wielders 33. Friendship 34. Free-for-all 35. Sluggish 37. Common-stock category 39. Joint-venture co-owner 43. Gets free (of) 48. Columbus school: Abbr. 50. Historical period 52. Tender offer's successful result 55. Structure starter 57. Syrup source 58. Back talk 59. Like some crowds 60. Author Hubbard 61. Purina consumers 63. High-pH solution 64. Opposite of 63 Down 65. Golf-shop purchase 68. __ Vegas 69. Monopolize, with "up"