Crossword Clue: Taking things for granted on April Fools' Day and others
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- Being rude on the phone, sending e-mail flames, etc.
- Actions to avoid: Hyph.
- Baby admonitions
- Cautionary list items
- Cautionary list
- Censored items on TV
- Censor's collection
- Deeds that may lead to time-outs
- Fatty foods, to dieters
- Faux pas
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- Forbidden things: Hyph.
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- These are bleeped on TV
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- They're taboo: Hyph.
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- Taboos (and title of this puzzle)
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Recent Usage of Taking things for granted on April Fools' Day and others in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 1, 2017
