Crossword: Rogue Climate #01

April 19, 2024

This week’s theme: In honor of Earth Day, “climate” entries in this crossword have gone rogue, literally; title also refers to a local environmental group.

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Letters C,L,I,M,A,T,E rearranged
17A. LOCAL TIME
25A. PROBLEMATIC
40A. SATELLITE CAMPUS
53A. MEAL TICKETS
65A. INTEL IMAC

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