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The New York Times Crossword
12345 234 15 17 Can you imagine…
a world without children?
At St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, we can’t.
That’s why we are working
every day to find cures for life- threatening diseases that strike children everywhere. Diseases like cancer, pediatric AIDS and sickle cell. And we won’t stop until every child is cured, and every disease is defeated.
Because we can’t imagine a world without children… can you?
Call 1-800-877-5833 or log onto www.stjude.org to learn how you can help.
43 51 56 60 62 Stumped? Find the solution to this Saturday puzzle on page 68. ACROSS
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