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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 78 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Nor. neighbor |
| Informal term for money |
| Put on a border |
| Information storehouse |
| Sketch |
| Bright or clever |
| 'Aeneid' city |
| "The Destroyer" in Hinduism |
| Article for Mozart |
| In need of cash |
| Echoing drum |
| Perches |
| Narrow cut |
| Lowlife |
| Power ___, invention of Edmund Cartwright, ca. 1785 |
| French department |
| Composer Schifrin |
| Finishing strips |
| Lama, e.g. |
| Gardener's need |
| Dire sign |
| North Pole list header |
| Racist |
| Mine extraction |
| "___ pis!" ("Too bad!," in France) |
| Fleshy fruit |
| Start for lover? |
| Three-sided |
| Stepped heavily |
| Prepare, as a snare |
| Corn holder, perhaps |
| Dancer Astaire |
| Not at all pleased |
| ''It's a'' and ''after all'' link in a song |
| Mother of Apollo |
| Narrative structure |
| Graphic novel artist |
| Besmirched |
| Slanted type (abbr.) |
| Rate __: be perfect |
| Geeks |
| Novelist ___ Mae Brown |
| Knicks' home: Abbr. |
| Russian fliers |
| Gams |
| Australian cockatoo |
| Unique individual |
| Longtime first name in TV talk |
| Experimental division, for short |
| Greek architectual column style |
| Actress Dors or Rigg |
| "Take ___ a sign" |
| Baby carriages |
| Believability, (abbr) |
| Prepare with hot seasoning |
| County in Ireland |
| "You can stop trying to wake me now!" |
| Periodical output: Abbr. |
| ''La Boheme'' heroine |
| ___ Bator, Mongolia |
| Grammy category eliminated in 2009 |
| "The Merry Widow" composer |
| "Hunger Games" Jennifer of |
| Japanese capital |
| Cow crowd |
| To go for Frenchmen |
| Sierra Nevada evergreen |
| Time zones |
| Seashore promenade |
| Handout |
| Mormons, to some (Abbr.) |
| Fleur-de-___ |
| Computer operator |
| Obsolescent way to store music |
| "___ meeny miney mo" |
| It can bring things into focus |
| Reagan attorney general |
| Former transatlantic crossers |