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Across
  1. 3. the ability, right, or permission to enter, approach, or use something.
  2. 4. a collection of raw, unorganized facts, numbers, symbols, or observations that can be processed to create meaningful information.
  3. 7. a disadvantage, problem, or negative feature that makes a plan, situation, or product less appealing.
  4. 9. the movement of people, animals, and goods from one location to another
Down
  1. 1. A contrasting theme, argument, or element that acts as a foil to something else.
  2. 2. the mental process of thinking logically about facts, information, or beliefs to form a conclusion, judgment, or solution.
  3. 3. the careful process of breaking a complex topic, problem, or substance into smaller parts to study them and understand how they work.
  4. 5. to move forward, make progress, or raise something to a higher level.
  5. 6. anything created by combining two or more different elements, breeds, or sources to make a new combined result.
  6. 8. to quote, mention as an example or proof, or officially summon someone to appear in a court of law.