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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 48 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Justice symbol

"The Phantom Tollbooth" boy

Spanish city

Shortly, in poems

In agreement

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Plane part

Lugged

Make sweaters

Jacket part

Butter on the farm

Historic time

Cute in an awkward way

Polite address

Turn down

Fads

Fig pollinator

Hold out

Island south of Sicily

Music's Waller

Waco school

Worry

"Becket" actor

Takes in

Floated on the breeze

Held fast

Role for Arnold

Suspect's story

"Stop obsessing!"

Unspoiled spot

Turf

Wall maker

Monogram part

Cough drop

Anxious

Mythical giant

Fishing spots

Command

Flight cost

Conscripted soldier

Via

Jeers

Lemon rind strips

Portion out

Fancy wrap

Did a KP chore

— Hari

Gift topper

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