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Across
  1. 4. An authoritative decision or determination made by someone in a position of power or authority.
  2. 6. To seize or take hold of something or someone.
  3. 8. To make known or disclose something previously unknown or secret.
  4. 10. Spaces in the uppermost part of a house, often used for storage or as living quarters.
  5. 12. A small tool or application that performs a specific function, typically on a website or mobile device.
  6. 16. Regrettably, sadly, or unluckily.
  7. 17. An agreement reached by two or more parties by making concessions or adjustments to their demands or positions.
  8. 20. To set free or allow to go.
  9. 22. An outburst of anger or frustration, often characterized by shouting, crying, or other disruptive behavior.
  10. 23. Causing severe damage or complete destruction.
  11. 25. In a literal or strict sense, without exaggeration or metaphorical embellishment.
  12. 27. The use of computers or computing technology.
  13. 28. To speak very softly or quietly, typically to avoid being overheard.
  14. 29. Shaking or trembling rapidly, often due to fear or excitement.
  15. 30. Relating to or involving something.
  16. 31. To break up or dissolve a group or organization.
Down
  1. 1. Made less severe or intense; moderated or restrained.
  2. 2. To hold responsible or accountable for a fault or mistake.
  3. 3. Official permission or authorization to do something.
  4. 5. A claim or assertion that someone has done something illegal or wrong, typically without proof or evidence.
  5. 7. Intense anger or fury.
  6. 9. A statement or theory put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved.
  7. 11. A large group or mass of something, typically insects or people, moving together.
  8. 13. Captivated or fascinated by someone or something.
  9. 14. On or after a particular time or event; immediately after.
  10. 15. A work of fiction, typically of extended length and containing a complex plot and characters.
  11. 18. Partially conscious or aware.
  12. 19. A task or piece of work assigned to someone to be completed, typically as part of a course of study or a job.
  13. 21. Facts or information that support or prove something.
  14. 24. Important or meaningful in some way; having a noticeable or major effect.
  15. 26. Seemingly, according to what is known or understood.