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BC Ferries sailing reductions to save $18.9 million will go ahead largely as announced last year, with some “refining” to come after hearing public concerns, Transportation Minister Todd Stone said Wednesday.

Stone released the final report on consultation with coastal communities, confirming that despite public objections, low-utilization sailings on minor routes across the system will be stopped by April 28.

Final schedules are to be released by the end of March.

Stone said some routes have the option of eliminating mid-day sailings so they can retain early-morning and late evening routes used by people going to work or taking in

events. BC Ferries will meet with community representatives to examine those options, although Stone acknowledged that union contracts restrict possible savings from splitting up the service day.

Surveys showed most opposed, but seniors will lose their long-standing free ride on Monday through Thursday sailings.

BC Ferries will also go ahead with a pilot program of slot machines on one of the major routes, another idea panned by most of the public.

Stone said “tough decisions” were necessary to maintain the long-term viability of the ferry service, which has seen declining ridership, rising fares and a federal and provincial subsidy that reached $200 million this year.

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should come as a surprise,” he said.

Stone cited examples of unsustainable ferry service, including a Monday night sailing from Skidegate to Alliford Bay that averages one passenger

and one vehicle.NDP ferry critic

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morning and evening runs isn’t much of a solution, because it shifts traffic to peak times where ferries

may be overloaded.“It’s going back to

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or your right hand,” Trevena said.

The only significant route change announced as a result of public objections is an increase of the summer sailing from Bella Coola to Bella Bella from one run a week to three. BC Ferries is going ahead with elimination of the run from Port Hardy to the central coast, which has been marketed as a circle tour from the Lower Mainland to Vancouver Island to the B.C. Interior.

BC Ferries said it will announce another customer response survey next week.

The consultation report has been posted online at www.coastalferries engagement.ca.

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The B.C. government will appeal a B.C. Supreme Court ruling ordering a return to 2002 classroom rules, Education Minister Peter Fassbender announced Tuesday.

Fassbender said the latest ruling could potentially cost the B.C. government more than $1 billion, which he called “completely unaffordable for taxpayers.” But the appeal will focus on Justice Susan Griffin’s interpretation of the constitution to union negotiations.

“Governments have to be able to govern,” Fassbender said, adding that no other province has has such restrictions on school organization.

“Most importantly, if the real goal is to benefit students, decades of academic research has shown that blankest reductions in class size are of little benefit,” he said.

BCTF president Jim Iker estimated that another 600 teachers would have to be hired to meet the terms of the latest court decision. In Surrey school district alone, there should be 18

teacher librarians, 19 teacher-counsellors, 51 more specialist education teachers and 80 English language teachers, he said.

“We want to negotiate a deal at the bargaining table,” Iker said. “We hope that the government comes and bargains with us in good faith – that’s so important – but

we all know that to achieve an agreement, government has to bring the necessary funding to make that deal happen.”

The dispute with the B.C. Teachers’ Federation revolves around the government’s unilateral removal of class size and support staff rules from the

union contract in 2002. In her first ruling in 2011, Griffin gave the government a year to remove the offending legislation and negotiate class size and specialist teacher support as a working condition for teachers.

Griffin’s second ruling came Jan. 28, ordering $2 million in damages to be paid to the B.C. Teachers’ Federation for what she described as bargaining in bad faith, and striking down parts of the latest legislation.

Fassbender said talks over the past year have included class size and specialist support.

“We’ve increased supports for students with special needs, including a 36 per cent increase in the number of full-time education assistants,” he said. “Average class sizes are near historical lows of 19.3 students for kindergarten, 21.5 for grades one to three, 25.7 for grades four to seven, and 23.0 for grades eight to 12. To put that in perspective, in 1970 the average class size was 42.”

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❚ FEB 13 ❚ BIATHLON - 6am Men’s Individual 20km | CROSS-COUNTRY - 2am Ladies’ 10km Classic | CURLING - 9pm-7am Women’s Round Robin 5/6, Men’s Round Robin 6 | FIGURE SKATING - 7am Men Short Program | FREESTYLE SKIING - 10:15pm Men’s Ski Slopestyle Quali� cation, 1:30am Men’s Ski Slopestyle Final | ICE HOCKEY - 12am Women’s Prelim. JPN vs GER, 12am Men’s Prelim. FIN vs AUT, 4:30am Men’s Prelim. RUS vs SLO, 4:30am Men’s Prelim. SVK vs USA, 9am Women’s Prelim. SWE vs RUS, 9am Men’s Prelim. CAN vs NOR | LUGE - 8:15am Team Relay | SHORT TRACK - 2am Ladies 500m Quarter� nals, 2:25am Men’s 1000m Heats, 3:10am Ladies’ 500m Semi� nals, 3:31am Men’s 5000m Relay Semi� nals, 4:05am Ladies’ 500m Finals | SKELETON - 11:30pm Women’s Heat 1, 12:40am Women’s Heat 2 | SPEED SKATING - 6am Ladies’ 1000m ❚ FEB 14 ❚ ALPINE SKIING - 11pm Men’s Super Combined Downhill, 3:30am Men’s Super Combined Slalom BIATHLON - 6am Women’s 15km Ind. | CROSS-COUNTRY - 2am Men’s 15km Classic | CURLING - 11pm-7am Men’s Round Robin 7/8 & Womens’ Round Robin 7 FIGURE SKATING - 7am Men’s Free Skate | FREESTYLE SKIING - 5:45-10:12am Ladies’ Aerials Quali� cation to Finals | ICE HOCKEY - 12am Men’s Prelim. CZE vs LAT, 4:30am Men’s Prelim. SWE vs SUI, 9am Men’s Prelim. NOR vs FIN, 9am Men’s Prelim. CAN vs AUT | SKELETON - 4:30am Men’s Heat 1, 6:05am Men’s Heat 2, 7:40am Women’s Heat 3, 8:50am Women’s Heat 4 | SKI JUMPING - 9:30am Men’s Large Hill Ind. Qual. Round ❚ FEB 15 ❚ ALPINE SKIING - 11pm Women’s Super-G | CROSS-COUNTRY - 2am Ladies’ Relay 4x5km | CURLING - 11pm-7am Womens’ Round Robin 8/9 & Men’s Round Robin 9 | ICE HOCKEY - 12am Men’s Prelim. SVK vs SLO, 12am Women’s Playoffs QuarterfInals. TBA vs TBA, 4:30am Men’s Prelim. USA vs RUS, 9am Men’s Prelim. SWE vs LAT, 9am Men’s Prelim. SUI vs CZE | SHORT TRACK - 2am Ladies’ 1500m Heats, 2:43am Men’s 1000m Quarter� nals , 3:12am Ladies’ 1500 m Semi� nals, 3:43 Men’s 1000m Semi� nals, 4:06amLadies’ 1500m Finals, 4:20am Men’s 1000m Finals | SKELETON - 6:45am Men’s Heat 3, 8:16am Men’s Heat 4 | SKI JUMPING - 9:30am Men’s Large Hill Ind. 1st Round | SPEED SKATING - 5:30am Men’s 1500m ❚ FEB 16 ❚ ALPINE SKIING - 11pm Men’s Super-G | BIATHLON - 7am Men’s 15km Mass Start | BOBSLEIGH - 8:15am Two-man Heat 1, 9:50am Two-man Heat 2 | CROSS-COUNTRY - 2am Men’s Relay 4x10km | CURLING - 11pm-7am Men’s Round Robin 10/11 & Women’s Round Robin10 | FIGURE SKATING - 7am Ice Dance Short Dance | ICE HOCKEY - 12am Men’s Prelim. AUT vs NOR & Women’s Class. TBA ve TBA, 4:30am Men’s Prelim. RUS vs SVK 4:30am Men’s Prelim. SLO vs USA, 9am Men’s Prelim. FIN vs CAN & Women’s Class. TBA ve TBA | SNOWBOARD - 11pm Ladies’ Snowboard Cross Seeding; 1:15am Quarter� nals, 1:30am Semi� nals, 1:40am Finals | SPEED SKATING - 6am Ladies’ 1500m ❚ FEB 17 ❚ BIATHLON - 7am Women’s 12.5km Mass Start | BOBSLEIGH - 6:30am Two-man Heat 3, 8:05am Two-man Heat 4 | CURLING - 11pm-7am Women’s Round Robin 11/12 & Men’s Round 11 | FIGURE SKATING - 7am Ice Dance Free Dance | FREESTYLE SKIING - 5:45-10:12am Men’s Aerials Quali� cation to Finals | ICE HOCKEY - 4:30 & 9am Woman’s Semi� nals TBA | SKI JUMPING - 9:15am Men’s Team 1st Round, 10:22am Men’s Team Final Round | SNOWBOARD - 11pm Men’s Snowboard Cross Seeding; 1:30am 1/8 Finals, 1:52am Quarter� nals, 2:04am Semi� nals, 2:12am Finals ❚ FEB 18 ❚ ALPINE SKIING - 11pm Women’s Giant Slalom Run1, 2:30am Women’s Giant Slalom Run2 | BOBSLEIGH - 7:15am Women’s Heat 1, 8:23am Women’s Heat 2 | CURLING - 11pm-7am Men’s & Women’s tie-breaker (if needed) | FREESTYLE SKIING - 5:45am Men’s Ski Halfpipe Qual., 9:30am Men’s Ski Halfpipe Final | ICE HOCKEY - 12am-9am Men’s Quali� cations & Woman’s Classi� cation Rounds TBA | NORDIC COMBINED - 1:30am Ind. Gunderden LH/10km Competition Round, 4am Ind. Gunderden LH/10km Cross-country | SHORT TRACK - 1:30am Ladies’ 1000m Heats, 2:15am Mens’ 500m Heats, 2:54am Ladies’ 3000m Relay Finals | SPEED SKATING - 5am Men’s 10 000m LOOK FOR THE FINAL WEEK SCHEDULE IN NEXT WEEK EDITION OF THE CAMPBELL RIVER MIRROR

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On December 11, 2013, at the 1600 block of Croation Road, Campbell River, B.C., Peace Officer(s) of the Campbell River RCMP seized, at the time indicated, the subject property, described as: a 1997 Mercury Mystique, BCLP: 004TVB, VIN: 1MELM65L6VK620417, on or about 14:05 Hours, and $805 CAD and an LG flip phone, both on or about 14:47 Hours. The subject property was seized because there was evidence that the subject property had been used in/obtained by the commission of an offence (or offences) under section 5(2) (Possession for purpose of trafficking) of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act of Canada (CDSA) and was therefore offence-related property pursuant to section 11 (Search, seizure and detention) of the CDSA. Notice is hereby given that the subject property, CFO file Number: 2014-1928, is subject to forfeiture under Part

3.1 of the CFA and will be forfeited to the Government for disposal by the Director of Civil Forfeiture unless a notice of dispute is filed with the Director within the time period set out in this notice. A notice of dispute may be filed by a person who claims to have an interest in all or part of the subject property. The notice of dispute must be filed within 60 days of the date upon which this notice is first published. You may obtain the form of a notice of dispute, which must meet the requirements of Section 14.07 of the CFA, from the Director’s website, accessible online at www.pssg.gov.bc.ca/civilforfeiture. The notice must be in writing, signed in the presence of a lawyer or notary public, and mailed to the Civil Forfeiture Office, PO Box 9234 Station Provincial Government, Victoria, B.C. V8W 9J1.

In the Matter of Part 3.1 (Administrative Forfeiture) of the Civil Forfeiture Act [SBC 2005, C. 29] the CFA

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT:

On March 23, 2013 and March 24, 2013, at the 80 block of Jones Road, Campbell River, B.C., Peace Officer(s) of the Campbell River RCMP seized, at the date and time indicated, the subject property, described as: $20 CAD and two Nokia cell phones, all on or about 21:12 Hours on March 23rd; $5,617.89 CAD, between 22:55 and 23:12 Hours, $50 USD, on or about 23:28 Hours, $195 CAD, between 00:10 and 00:57 Hours, and two iPhones, between 00:21 and 00:24 Hours, all on March 24th. The subject property was seized because there was a warrant authorized by the court pursuant to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act of Canada to seize evidence in respect of an offence (or offences) under section 5(2) (Possession for purpose of trafficking) of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act of Canada. Notice is hereby given that the subject property, CFO file Number: 2013-1912,

is subject to forfeiture under Part 3.1 of the CFA and will be forfeited to the Government for disposal by the Director of Civil Forfeiture unless a notice of dispute is filed with the Director within the time period set out in this notice. A notice of dispute may be filed by a person who claims to have an interest in all or part of the subject property. The notice of dispute must be filed within 60 days of the date upon which this notice is first published. You may obtain the form of a notice of dispute, which must meet the requirements of Section 14.07 of the CFA, from the Director’s website, accessible online at www.pssg.gov.bc.ca/civilforfeiture. The notice must be in writing, signed in the presence of a lawyer or notary public, and mailed to the Civil Forfeiture Office, PO Box 9234 Station Provincial Government, Victoria, B.C. V8W 9J1.

In the Matter of Part 3.1 (Administrative Forfeiture) of the Civil Forfeiture Act [SBC 2005, C. 29] the CFA

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT:

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ACROSS1. Appealed5. Seniors’ dance9. Fancy resort12. It conquers all13. Building overhang14. ____-tac-toe15. Everywhere17. Impersonate18. TV, newspaper, et al.19. Vowed21. If not23.____anemone24. Have26. Building annex28. Hill32. Deal34. Relations36. Ages37. Cedar and chestnut, e.g.39. Cookie box41.“____ Now or Never”42. Swiss peak44. Skier’s aid46. Reserve for a special purpose50. Bamboo eater53.“We ____ the World”54. Disputed56. Average grade57. ____-slapper58. Offspring59. Held60. Machinestitched61. Probability

DOWN1. Jack Horner’s fruit2. Solitary3. Proof4. Demon5. Miles ____hour6. Grate7. Egg shapes

ACROSS1. Appealed5. Seniors’

dance9. Fancy resort12.It conquers

all13.Building

overhang14.____-tac-toe15.Everywhere17.Impersonate18.TV, newspaper,

et al.19.Vowed21.If not23.____

anemone24.Have26.Building

annex28.Hill

32.Deal34.Relations36.Ages37.Cedar and

chestnut, e.g.39.Cookie box41.“____ Now

or Never”42.Swiss peak44.Skier’s aid46.Reserve

for a specialpurpose

50.Bambooeater

53.“We ____ theWorld”

54.Disputed56.Average

grade57.____-slapper58.Offspring

59.Held60.Machine-

stitched61.Probability

DOWN1. Jack

Horner’s fruit2. Solitary3. Proof4. Demon5. Miles ____

hour6. Grate7. Egg shapes8. Free-for-alls9. Buck10.Tube11.Received a

high gradeon

16.Let up on20.Chip’s

partner22.Forest

creature24.Select25.Strife27.Set ablaze29.Familiarized30.Tap31.Snaky curve33.Lions or

Tigers35.Sip

38.Trousers40.Not yep43.Inclined45.Cowboy’s

need46.Every47.District48.Mouthpiece

part49.Was aware of51.Achievement52.Tots up55.Commandment

number

ACROSS1. Twitches5. Center8. Extensions12.Soreness13.Shelley

offering14.Loam15.Eye lubricant16.Deserted18.Entrance20.Formed

a crust21.Boat

propeller22.Motives23.Started26.Pursue27.Devotee30.Native metals

31.Barnyardmother

32.Fuss: hyph.33.Sweet root34.Cave flier35.Whittled36.Bed part38.Irritate39.Stage player41.Check on45.Cleaned up47.Candy ____48.Evergreen

type49.Noah’s craft50.Prayer word51.Sprinted52.Affirmative53.Prime

DOWN1. Londoner’s

farewell:2 wds.

2. Bakeryemployee

3. Blacken4. Earnest5. Grinding

tooth6. Religious

statue7. Burrow8. Paper9. Searches:

2 wds.10.Citrus fruit11.Husky’s load17.Cavern reply

19.Highwaysight

22.Gainedvictory

23.Young fellow24.Time period25.Emerald, e.g.26.Dripping28.Cool drink29.Indicate yes31.Head topper32.Urban vehicle34.Reveal

35.Ink holder37.Mooed38.Russian drink39.Egyptian

snakes40.Nick41.Nothing but42.Domesticate43.Wallet fillers44.Tenant’s

payment46.Sunbeam

ACROSS1. Middle

Eastern bread5. Felines9. Society girl12.Citrus

coolers13.Disorder14.Not me15.Security

problem16.Tree bauble18.Builders20.Sight organ21.Wiped out23.Has27.Inclined29.Gun a motor30.Which thing?

31.Traitor32.Decree35.“____ Day at

a Time”36.Faction38.Call out39.Child’s seat40.Large

quantity41.Paper

fastener43.Squid squirt45.Browns

bread48.Slow mover52.Stable

dweller53.Have bills54.Speak

indistinctly

55.Puff56.Not new57.Shade

sources58.Pairs

DOWN1. Date

producer2. Thought3. Stovetop

water boiler4. Inquirer5. Intersected6. Telecast7. ____ down

(softened)8. Remain9. Pigment

10.Long period11.Nevertheless17.Kitty’s

comment19.Unusual22.Kick out24.Price to

retailers25.Grandmother26.Gait27.Circle

sections28.____ Bunyan33.Moon valleys

34.Memo error37.Taunt41.Talent42.Baby sheep44.Organ of

smell46.Hurry47.Embroiders48.Excessively49.Night hunter50.Blushing

color51.Total

PUZZLE NO. 701

ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO. 701

PUZZLE NO. 703

Copyright © 2014, Penny Press


PUZZLE NO. 702



ACROSS1. Brood5. Depressed8. Stop!12.Promise13.Be situated14.“____ Noon”15.Paddy

product16.Sponsors’

words17.Monty

Python name18.Vital force20.Self-____22.British

beverage23.Not false24.Lawyer’s

charge

26.Drink mixer31.Boat movers33.Shoe tip34.Grain tower35.Appreciation38.Astern39.Part of

a whole40.Capture42.Among45.Overseas48.Frilly trim49.Coffee server51.Tale opener52.Warning sign53.Polka ____54.Lion’s hair55.Side of

Manhattan

56.Flock mother57.Pub orders

DOWN1. Golf shout2. Cloudburst3. And so forth:

2 wds.4. Not here5. Do in, as a

dragon6. Help out7. Abandoned8. Bleaches9. Stash away10.Gape11.Attention-

getter19.Yak21.Prosecute

23.Game fish24.Dense mist25.Bend an ____27.Feeling28.Slanting29.Santa’s

staffer30.Go bad32.Pupil36.Outs’

opposites

37.Decline41.Odor42.Burn balm43.Papa’s mate44.Sorbets45.Pot donation46.Pimples47.Low grades50.Tough ____

to hoe

PUZZLE NO. 704




CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING




ACROSS1. Appealed5. Seniors’

dance9. Fancy resort12.It conquers

all13.Building

overhang14.____-tac-toe15.Everywhere17.Impersonate18.TV, newspaper,

et al.19.Vowed21.If not23.____

anemone24.Have26.Building

annex28.Hill

32.Deal34.Relations36.Ages37.Cedar and

chestnut, e.g.39.Cookie box41.“____ Now

or Never”42.Swiss peak44.Skier’s aid46.Reserve

for a specialpurpose

50.Bambooeater

53.“We ____ theWorld”

54.Disputed56.Average

grade57.____-slapper58.Offspring

59.Held60.Machine-

stitched61.Probability

DOWN1. Jack

Horner’s fruit2. Solitary3. Proof4. Demon5. Miles ____

hour6. Grate7. Egg shapes8. Free-for-alls9. Buck10.Tube11.Received a

high gradeon

16.Let up on20.Chip’s

partner22.Forest

creature24.Select25.Strife27.Set ablaze29.Familiarized30.Tap31.Snaky curve33.Lions or

Tigers35.Sip

38.Trousers40.Not yep43.Inclined45.Cowboy’s

need46.Every47.District48.Mouthpiece

part49.Was aware of51.Achievement52.Tots up55.Commandment

number

ACROSS1. Twitches5. Center8. Extensions12.Soreness13.Shelley

offering14.Loam15.Eye lubricant16.Deserted18.Entrance20.Formed

a crust21.Boat

propeller22.Motives23.Started26.Pursue27.Devotee30.Native metals

31.Barnyardmother

32.Fuss: hyph.33.Sweet root34.Cave flier35.Whittled36.Bed part38.Irritate39.Stage player41.Check on45.Cleaned up47.Candy ____48.Evergreen

type49.Noah’s craft50.Prayer word51.Sprinted52.Affirmative53.Prime

DOWN1. Londoner’s

farewell:2 wds.

2. Bakeryemployee

3. Blacken4. Earnest5. Grinding

tooth6. Religious

statue7. Burrow8. Paper9. Searches:

2 wds.10.Citrus fruit11.Husky’s load17.Cavern reply

19.Highwaysight

22.Gainedvictory

23.Young fellow24.Time period25.Emerald, e.g.26.Dripping28.Cool drink29.Indicate yes31.Head topper32.Urban vehicle34.Reveal

35.Ink holder37.Mooed38.Russian drink39.Egyptian

snakes40.Nick41.Nothing but42.Domesticate43.Wallet fillers44.Tenant’s

payment46.Sunbeam

ACROSS1. Middle

Eastern bread5. Felines9. Society girl12.Citrus

coolers13.Disorder14.Not me15.Security

problem16.Tree bauble18.Builders20.Sight organ21.Wiped out23.Has27.Inclined29.Gun a motor30.Which thing?

31.Traitor32.Decree35.“____ Day at

a Time”36.Faction38.Call out39.Child’s seat40.Large

quantity41.Paper

fastener43.Squid squirt45.Browns

bread48.Slow mover52.Stable

dweller53.Have bills54.Speak

indistinctly

55.Puff56.Not new57.Shade

sources58.Pairs

DOWN1. Date

producer2. Thought3. Stovetop

water boiler4. Inquirer5. Intersected6. Telecast7. ____ down

(softened)8. Remain9. Pigment

10.Long period11.Nevertheless17.Kitty’s

comment19.Unusual22.Kick out24.Price to

retailers25.Grandmother26.Gait27.Circle

sections28.____ Bunyan33.Moon valleys

34.Memo error37.Taunt41.Talent42.Baby sheep44.Organ of

smell46.Hurry47.Embroiders48.Excessively49.Night hunter50.Blushing

color51.Total

PUZZLE NO. 701


PUZZLE NO. 703



PUZZLE NO. 702



ACROSS1. Brood5. Depressed8. Stop!12.Promise13.Be situated14.“____ Noon”15.Paddy

product16.Sponsors’

words17.Monty

Python name18.Vital force20.Self-____22.British

beverage23.Not false24.Lawyer’s

charge

26.Drink mixer31.Boat movers33.Shoe tip34.Grain tower35.Appreciation38.Astern39.Part of

a whole40.Capture42.Among45.Overseas48.Frilly trim49.Coffee server51.Tale opener52.Warning sign53.Polka ____54.Lion’s hair55.Side of

Manhattan

56.Flock mother57.Pub orders

DOWN1. Golf shout2. Cloudburst3. And so forth:

2 wds.4. Not here5. Do in, as a

dragon6. Help out7. Abandoned8. Bleaches9. Stash away10.Gape11.Attention-

getter19.Yak21.Prosecute

23.Game fish24.Dense mist25.Bend an ____27.Feeling28.Slanting29.Santa’s

staffer30.Go bad32.Pupil36.Outs’

opposites

37.Decline41.Odor42.Burn balm43.Papa’s mate44.Sorbets45.Pot donation46.Pimples47.Low grades50.Tough ____

to hoe

PUZZLE NO. 704








8. Free-for-alls9. Buck10. Tube11. Received a high grade on 16. Let up on20. Chip’s partner22. Forest creature24. Select25. Strife27. Set ablaze29. Familiarized30. Tap31. Snaky curve33. Lions or Tigers35. Sip38. Trousers40. Not yep43. Inclined45. Cowboy’s need46. Every47. District48. Mouthpiece part49. Was aware of51. Achievement52. Tots up55. Commandment number

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