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Daffodils
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cruciverbalist?
A cruciverbalist.
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Daffodils
No, Blaze Bayleys gummy bear army destroyed them. You must be kidding me.
a brother of Zeus and god of the sea
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at which stage would solid or liquid water fall to the Earth
A BOOK OF CROSSWORDS, STUPID!
No. We get in the habit of doing it because we think it looks nicer and we never know exactly where a capital will be appropriate.