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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 62 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Homo found in 1891 |
| It's often cleaned up by a barber |
| Kind of campaign |
| Like many seals |
| Like some bedding |
| Like tractors |
| Literary title character called 'a pure woman' |
| Make some new connections in |
| Meat curer |
| Midpoint of morning watch |
| Mother who never had a delivery? |
| Noted password user |
| One not seated? |
| One of its groups is rec.puzzles |
| Person getting way up there? |
| Port container |
| Preceder of a bit of bad news |
| Put down |
| Start of a form to fill out |
| Start up, as electronic equipment |
| Stole |
| Trees, hills, etc. |
| Tries to make out |
| Two-wheeler |
| Unit for 14-Down |
| Use for support |
| Was a joint tenant? |
| What may make you bats? |
| Whatever happens, after 'at' |
| Withdraws (oneself) |
| Wroth |
| ABC newsman Potter and others |
| 'Chéri' novelist, 1920 |
| 1898 Émile Zola letter |
| 1939 Giraudoux play |
| 1953 A.L. M.V.P. who played for the Indians |
| A pound of Turkey? |
| Adjacency |
| Alarmist's topic |
| Alternatives to Civics |
| As a welcome change |
| Ball-bearing article |
| Be able to nail |
| Brown, then red, then brown again, maybe |
| Calms down |
| Castro's 'enemy to whom we had become accustomed' |
| Clerical clipping |
| Combining workers |
| Company whose logo is a lantern |
| Dads, in dialect |
| Deceive |
| Dirty campaigner |
| Dumb |
| Empty, at a port, say |
| Entertainer with the gag reply 'What elephant?' |
| Extras |
| Fangorn Forest race |
| Foments |
| Get moving |
| Gets through |
| Handle on a ranch |
| Have covered |