Crossword Clue: Chores to tackle
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- First of a pair of lists
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- Some records or cars
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- Pageboys, e.g.
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- Styling creations
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- Short coifs?
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- Ponytail and bun
- Lock combinations?
- Parties, British style
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- Parts of wedding vows
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- Mexican couple
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- Recommenda-tions
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- PC program
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- Permissable actions
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- Washington Post - Oct. 8, 2012
