Fragmented crossword clues reveal scattered era terms
A garbled OCR style list of crossword entries features misread names and words like War aviator Arson Olson and various letter-number cues. The text strings point to a collage of partial definitions, animal notes, and miscellaneous terms, with many nonsensical pairings and misspellings.
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Arson Olson
Eames
Alloy
Pox
Answers to Today's Test Items Fragmented and Fuzzy
The list presents thirteen misread or garbled items including names like Hastert and New York, a claim about moisture absorption through skin, and a historical note about Jon Nicat introducing tobacco to France in 1560. The fragmentary source lacks coherent context or a single coherent event.
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New York
Pennsylvania Avenue
West Texas
Jon Nicat
Topacca Smating Wito
France
Portugal
Austria
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Russ Westover
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