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Across

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• 8. Free oneself, with "of"
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• 14. Suffix with "project"
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• 4. "Silent ___," quiet catch-and-pass game that turned focus into victory, and defined an indoor recess break
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Down

• 6. "Oregon ___," pixelated pioneer trek that was the kind of go-to activity that defined an indoor recess break
• 9. Sitting around doing nothing
• 10. Alternative to cable internet: Abbr.
• 12. Prefix with "dermis" and "Pen"
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• 2. Slow-moving mammal
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