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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 50 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Tennis star Becker

"Gigi" star

Left at sea

Find charming

Rental contract

Photographer Arbus

Goal

Corrected

Deep groove

Mafia leader

Take a stab at

Set eyes on

Enterprise doctor

Guidebook feature

Long time

Sub system

Came to

Plug's place

Equip

Crayon makeup

Green hue

Roof part

Summary

Rotund

Moolah

More angry

Squash, for one

Put forth

Farm machines

Police order

Hope/Crosby comedy

Taxing org.

Place

March-ing beat

Tennis score

Talking Heads song

Like old coots

Poor

May honoree

Chestnut

Pasture grazer

Castle part

Be thrifty

Disencumber

Roll type

Pro

Some nobles

Silly one

Singer Vikki

Go a round

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