Municipal Bonds

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Puzzle Notes

“A multitude of people, and yet a solitude!”
~Charles Dickens ("A Tale of Two Cities")

Dear Friends,

This Dickens quote -- "A multitude of people and yet a solitude!" -- seems to apply to every big, bustling city I've ever visited. In a way, this week's puzzle title could have sported a Dickens book title, but we settled on a more generic description drawn from the vocabulary of finance.

Welcome to Week 661 of Crossword Nation. We cordially invite you to solve "Municipal Bonds" as your diversion of the week.

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Cruciverbally yours and with respect,

Liz

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