Crosswordsonline - Questions

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Its scores range from 120 to 180: Abbr.	39
Its highest score is 180 (abbr.)	32
Its highest possible score is 180: Abbr.	40
Its highest possible score is 180	33
It might give you legal problems: Abbr.	39
It includes an analytical reasoning sect.	41
It includes a sect. of logic games	34
Hurdle for attorney wannabes (abbr.)	36
Hurdle for a future litigator: Abbr.	36
Harvard and Yale drafted the first one for 1948	47
Half-day exam given four times a yr.	36
Future prosecutor's exam: Abbr.	35
Future lawyer's hurdle: Abbr.	33
Future lawyer's exam (abbr.)	32
Future attorney's hurdle: Abbr.	35
Future attorney's exam, for short	37
Exam with two logical reasoning sections: Abbr.	47
Exam with six 35-minute sections	32
Exam with analytical reasoning questions	40
Exam with a score range of 120 to 180	37
Exam for future attorneys: Abbr.	32
Exam for A.B.A.-approved schools	32
Exam administered four times a yr.	34
Coll. senior's exam, perhaps	32
Certain graduate study hurdle: Abbr.	36
Bar candidate's exam, briefly	33
Bar aspirant's exam, briefly	32
Aspiring public defender's exam: Abbr.	42
Aspiring DA's hurdle in college	35
Aspiring attorney's hurdle (abbr.)	38
Aspiring attorney's exam (abbr.)	36
A perfect score on it is 180: Abbr.	35
Prereqs for some Harvard applicants	35
Bar aspirants' hurdles, briefly	35
They test reasoning skills: Abbr.	33
Measurers of logical reasoning, for short	41
Hurdles for those seeking J.D. student status	45
Hurdles for future members of the bar, briefly	46
Hurdles for future attorneys: Abbr.	35
Hurdles for future attorneys (abbr.)	36
Half-day exams for some coll. seniors	37
Exams with five 35-minute sections	34
Exams with analytical reasoning parts: Abbr.	44
Exams with a reading comprehension section	42
Exams with a perfect score of 180 (abbr.)	41
Exams taken by both Romney and Obama: Abbr.	43
Exams required by ABA-approved schools	38
Exams for wannabe constitutional scholars: Abbr.	48
Exams for future litigators, briefly	36
Exams for attorney-wannabes (abbr.)	35
Exams for aspiring attorneys: Abbr.	35
Exams before some postgrad. studies	35
Aspiring ABA members' hurdles	33
'60s counterculture hallucinogenic	38
Drug that might cause flashbacks	32
'60s counterculture hallucinogen	36
Something that's illegal to drop	36
"Turn on, tune in, drop out" drug	43
"Acid" used in some trips	35
Tom Petty "Girl on ___"	33
Timothy Leary's hallucinogen	32
Something dropped before tripping?	34
It's only effective if dropped	34
It was heavily dropped about four decades ago	45
Hot Hot Heat "JFK's ___"	38
Don't drop it, or you might trip	36
'60s trip starter, initially	32
Your parents might have dropped it	34
Substance of interest to the CIA in the 1950s	45
Subject of some '50s-'60s experiments	45
Subject of secret Cold War military experiments	47
Subject of "Hofmann's Potion"	43
Source of a hippie's high, perhaps	38
Something dropped by one who trips?	35
Much-discussed initials of a 1967 Beatles song	46
Means of changing one's mind	32
Letters associated with Timothy Leary	37
Leary's 'prescription'	34
It's usually tripped on deliberately	40
It's dropped to start a trip	32
It's dropped before tripping	32
It was formerly used to treat alcoholism	40
It may be dropped when one trips	32
It helped Dr. Leary take some trips	35
It greatly improves Animal Collective records	45
If you drop it, you may see things	34
Hot Hot Heat song "JFK's ___"	43
Hardcore punkers Rich Kids on ___	33
Drug used in old CIA mind-control experiments	45
Drug used for "candy flipping"	40
Drug that was dropped in the '60s	37
Drug that can cause an acid trip	32
Drug once tested extensively by CIA employees	45
Drug in "Apocalypse Now"	34
Drug "dropped" in the '60s	40
Cause of a trip in "Easy Rider"	41
"Turn on, tune in, drop out" substance	48
"Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out" subject	46
"The Trip" subject, 1967	34
"The Joyous Cosmology" subj.	38