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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 54 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Dweeb

Omelet pan

Campbell or Judd

Map within a map

Level

Swizzle

Shellfish choices

Tiny amount

Pump up the volume

Climb

Aachen article

Lincoln nickname

Unpaid TV ad

Ms. Longoria

Hot and sticky

Tolerates

Lounge

Cream-filled pastries

Half- — (Starbucks request)

Human, e.g.

Coquette

Bowling-lane button

Jail-related

Ireland

Airport screening org.

507, to Caesar

Vacillate

ER workers

Little louse

Hunt for

"Be quiet!"

Arcade pioneer

Also-rans

Nebraska, the Dakotas, etc.

Snoop

Maximum

"Terrif!"

Corrals

Vogue rival

Waste maker

Flood protection

Castro's land

— Raton

Parisian pal

Extra benefit

Favorite

Hoedown musicians

Concoct

Ancient Greek region

Fathered

Pitcher Nolan

Addams cousin

Scale member

Prepared

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