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Dog Bite Leaves Emotional Scars Time: 03-21-2012 19:28 User: bdgray PubDate: 03-22-2012 Zone: KY Edition: 1 Page Name: D5 Color: CyanMagentaYellowBlack KY FEATURES | courier-journal.com/features THE COURIER-JOURNAL | THURSDAY,MARCH 22, 2012 | D5 Dog bite leaves emotional scars DAILYCROSSWORD Across 47 Plenty 10 Heavy weight 40 Reason to 1Altar vestments 49 “Scream” or 11 Ice cream treat scratch Dear Annie: Five years ago, neighbor.The officer said if the 5Not back down “Halloween” since the 1920s 41 Archer of note an encounter with alarge, ANNIE’S police dropped by,itwould be 11 Screw up 53 Sis, say 12 Mrs. Gorbachev 46 Boiling point? vicious dog put me in the ER and considered athreat, and besides, 14 Boor 56 They’re mostly 13 __ numeral 48 Bridge master left me with lasting scars, physi- MAILBOX the husband may not know any- fours Sharif 15 Shortening name 18 Snapshot, cal and otherwise. I’m almost 20 thing. 57 Tijuana relative 49 Parody Kathy Mitchell 16 __ Paulo commercially now. 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