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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 66 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Kennedy center? |
| Young partner |
| Golfer who qualified for a U.S.G.A. amateur championship at age 10 |
| Locals go to all of them |
| French : -ant :: English : ___ |
| When we forged ahead? |
| ___ Records, onetime label for the Kinks and Petula Clark |
| Kitchen mess |
| Beach breeze |
| Actor who played DJ Venus Flytrap on "WKRP in Cincinnati" |
| Two-character Mamet play |
| Name in 2008 Wall Street news |
| Reserves |
| Los Alamos or Oak Ridge |
| Wood source |
| Much obliged? |
| Rises in anger, maybe |
| Where the Cedar Revolution took place |
| Unit in a financial economics course, perhaps |
| ___ Bleus, nickname for France's World Cup team |
| Simple souls |
| Verb that becomes a five-letter alphabet run if you change its middle letter |
| Prefix with parasite |
| Loan insurance org. |
| Paradoxical line of amazement |
| Bit of greenery in a rock garden |
| With 22-Across, pricey import |
| When the lights go out? |
| See 20-Across |
| Literally, "milk" |
| Director Nicolas |
| They begin in janeiro |
| Whirlpool subsidiary |
| Patient check-ins |
| Coming from |
| Means of excellence? |
| Like some schools |
| "No need to blame yourself" |
| Home to Mount Chimborazo, whose summit is the farthest point from Earth's center |
| Tough |
| Keep in the back of one's mind, perhaps |
| Event with ribs, in two senses |
| At least consider |
| Holds up |
| +/- |
| Pickle |
| Tackle item hung from floaters |
| Seesaw, for instance |
| Black ball |
| Stripling |
| Grp. concerned with digital learning |
| Can |
| Culprits behind some forced retirements |
| Play area at a harvest festival |
| Flimflam |
| Camper's fuel |
| Making out |
| Hanky, slangily |
| Concentration in chemistry |
| Tennis star with a famed 1995 comeback |
| Free ___ |
| Big blow |
| Refrain syllable |
| Sylvester, to Tweety |
| Stanley Cup edge |
| Instruction to trick-or-treaters |