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Across
  1. 3. Post: meridiem
  2. 5. in vain
  3. 6. ability to make good judgments
  4. 9. Latin term and a more formal way of saying therefore.
  5. 10. gallant
  6. 14. false or alternative name
  7. 15. cruel act
  8. 16. (2 Words)nurturing mother, the school one has graduated from
  9. 17. “word for word”
  10. 19. greed
  11. 20. (3 V Words) “I came, I saw, I conquered.”
  12. 24. fixed allowance
  13. 25. made of iron
  14. 27. (2 Words) “the existing state of affairs.”
  15. 28. exhibiting lack of experience
  16. 29. (2 Words) In its original place
  17. 30. (2 Words) in fact
  18. 35. (Semper) Always Ready (Coast Guard)
  19. 36. select from a variety of sources
  20. 37. (Sempra) is Latin for “Always Above (Space Force)
  21. 38. small amount
  22. 39. a rebellious person
  23. 42. (2 V Words) “and the other way around” or “in reverse order
  24. 46. Ante meridiem
  25. 47. (2 Words) means to provide a service free of charge
  26. 48. (3 Words) Appears on many US coins. "Out of many, one" motto of the US.
  27. 49. uncertain
Down
  1. 1. -worldly as opposed to spiritual
  2. 2. fail to resist
  3. 3. make anxious
  4. 4. exact copy
  5. 6. selfless concern for others
  6. 7. very important or holy and not to be messed with
  7. 8. (2 words) “in itself”
  8. 11. list of things to be done
  9. 12. (2 Words)“not counterfeit” or “genuine,” which doesn’t stray too far from its original definition of “in good faith.”
  10. 13. (2 Words)a second or different version of yourself.”
  11. 18. to provoke
  12. 21. too great to be counted
  13. 22. (Semper) Always Faithful (US Marines)
  14. 23. parts put together to form a unit while remaining separate identities
  15. 26. (3 Words)Something for something
  16. 31. in the process of flowing
  17. 32. (2 Words) the greatest achievement of an artist or writer.”
  18. 33. (2 Words)he [God] favors our undertaking
  19. 34. wrongdoing
  20. 40. the abbreviation of this Latin phrase, which means “and others, especially of the same kind” or “and so forth.”
  21. 41. (2 Words) In Latin, per capita means “by the head,” which can today be translated as “per person.”
  22. 43. (2 Words) “pluck the day” or “seize the day.”
  23. 44. having a double meaning
  24. 45. Habeas _____ "you have the body" a judicial order to produce a prisoner
  25. 46. (2 Words)to one’s pleasure or as much as one likes