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9781454916512 English 1454916516 The two longest crosswords ever created now together for the first time. Amazingly, in spite of their massive size, these puzzles follow the rules of standard American crosswords; full interlock, no repeated answers, symmetrical patterns of black squares, and no one or two-letter words. Running through one of the puzzles is Hamlet's famous To be or not to be speech, while another features an excerpt from JFK's inaugural address. With more than 46 feet of puzzle to work on, these will keep solvers busy for weeks, months, and even years., The two longest crosswords ever created--now together for the first time! Amazingly, in spite of their massive size, these puzzles follow the rules of standard American crosswords: full interlock, no repeated answers, symmetrical patterns of black squares, and no one- or two-letter words. Running through one of the puzzles is Hamlet's famous "To be or not to be" speech, while the other features an excerpt from JFK's inaugural address. With more than 46 feet of puzzle to work on, these will keep solvers busy for weeks, months, and even years.
9781454916512 English 1454916516 The two longest crosswords ever created now together for the first time. Amazingly, in spite of their massive size, these puzzles follow the rules of standard American crosswords; full interlock, no repeated answers, symmetrical patterns of black squares, and no one or two-letter words. Running through one of the puzzles is Hamlet's famous To be or not to be speech, while another features an excerpt from JFK's inaugural address. With more than 46 feet of puzzle to work on, these will keep solvers busy for weeks, months, and even years., The two longest crosswords ever created--now together for the first time! Amazingly, in spite of their massive size, these puzzles follow the rules of standard American crosswords: full interlock, no repeated answers, symmetrical patterns of black squares, and no one- or two-letter words. Running through one of the puzzles is Hamlet's famous "To be or not to be" speech, while the other features an excerpt from JFK's inaugural address. With more than 46 feet of puzzle to work on, these will keep solvers busy for weeks, months, and even years.