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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.

Writer Oz

Accumulated, as debt

Stylist's spot

Unescorted

Wallet items

Lennon's wife

Horseshoe shape

Nonsense

Bank employee

Fork feature

Kingdom

Manual reader

"Blowin' in the Wind" singer

Postmark part

Homer classic

Prayer end

Goof

Negative link

Toupee's kin

Scoundrel

University units

Canvas holder

Refinement

Bias

Use taction

Fancy tie

"Silas —"

Soccer cheer

Lawn material

Track event

In the manner of

Action star Chuck

Destroyed

Annoy

With grace

Reason to leave office

Weighed down

African capital

Step down

High school events

Ignoring ethics

Opera's Stratas

Point a finger at

1980s Salvadoran president

Collectible car

Lose freshness

Bear's home

Clumsy one

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