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CLUES ACROSS 1. Abu __, U.A.E. capital 6. Herring-like fishes 11. 55120 MN 12. Indigo bush 13. Pollyanna-ish 15. Pleasing to the ear 18. Parcels of land 19. Microns (alt. sp.) 20. Cooking containers 21. Express pleasure 24. Meat from a calf (alt.) 25. 7th Greek letter 26. Operated the sales register 30. Blueprint for the day 32. Congressperson (abbr.) 33. Angle (abbr.) 35. Fragrant health promotion 43. Trespasses 44. ___ Lanka 8. Grad 36. An alternative 9. UPS driver 37. Manuscripts (abbr.) 10. Fired 38. Digested 13. In a way, augmented 39. Darjeeling or green 14. River in SE S. Am. 40. Horsepower 16. Division of 41. 1985 Formula 1 geological time champion 17. Follows sigma 42. Expression of alarm 21. Sign language 43. Gain possession 22. Expression of surprise 45. Own (Scottish) 23. Hull Identification 46. Snake-like fish Number 48. Dicer 26. Salmwood 50. Afresh 27. Associated Press 51. Hindu mother CLUES DOWN goddess 01. Having a sophis- 28. Half of an em 29. Networks in ticated charm 53. Before Spanish 2. Minute amounts 54. Code for dash 31. Dough fermenting 56. Atomic #52 (Scot.) agent 3. Turkish leaders Millisecond 34. Auto fuel title 4. Used for hitting the ball in various games 5. Not out 6. South Dakota G V C Z V U 7. Possessed 45. Wife of Hercules 47. A large body of water 48. Chicken house 49. Sicilian volcano 51. Coarse edible red seaweed 52. __ May, actress 54. Opposites of credits 55. Unable to move 57. Someone who is highly skilled 58. 100 = 1 kwacha 59. Rocky star Talia

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LAST WEEKS SOLUTION: Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.
SREN KIERKEGAARDKierkegaard, a Danish philosopher, was not content with life, often describing himself as a spectator in life, someone learning about the views and theories of others while contributing nothing himself to the greater base of knowledge. His sense of inadequacy persisted throughout his life, writing that his works would someday be important, yet that condence did not improve his self-image. Intellectually brilliant, yet emotionally unwilling to deal with ties to others, Kierkegaard wanted to be alone and isolated from much of society. Challenging a popular journal and public opinion, Kierkegaard found how much power he derived from his self -- the self was superior to the group. In terms of existentialism, this was possibly the most important event in the movements history. D.W.

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