The clue says "Compromise … or a phonetic hint to this puzzle's shaded squares," which is our clue to find the homophone in the clue.
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Not a clue ... He has no clue about what makes America great.
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You're talking about like maybe a clue, a clue of some kind?
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"We have no clue who this is, absolutely no clue," he added.
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As far as Jeopardy players go, he's a wildly dominating force who commands the game for long stretches of time, answering clue after clue after clue.
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They don't have a clue, and they don't want to have a clue.
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The only clue that I found fairly tricky was the revealer clue, covered above.
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If the clue was a straightforward, factual clue, it would not get a question mark.
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The emote clue was certainly a long shot, but as a gamer constantly surrounded by gamers I couldn't not clue it that way (maybe if the clue had referenced Fortnite…!).
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"This guy doesn't have a clue about the middle class, not a clue," he added to applause.
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That clue, by the way, wins the Brilliantly Funny and Passive-Aggressive Clue of the Year award.
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A "?" at the end of a clue typically means the clue cannot be taken at face value.
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"We have run down clue after clue, which has faded into nothing," Tucson's police chief, Gus Wollard, said.
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Also, the definition part of the clue will always be at either the beginning or the end of the clue, so finding it will go a long way toward helping you interpret the clue.
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There are a lot of ways to increase clue difficulty including: ■ Misdirection (the clue appears to have one specific meaning, but actually means something else) ■ Vagueness (the clue could mean a lot of different things) ■ Open-endedness (the clue reads one way, but there are a lot of possible answers; i.e.
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The episode begins with a clue, or a mystery disguised as a clue about the origin of Delaney's troubles.
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At left, a clue can be seen indicating that there are three codes within five meters of the clue.
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In essence, she was asking if there was a material difference between a $200 clue and a $1,000 clue.
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By jumping around swiftly from clue to clue, he confuses the other players, who often find it hard to keep up.
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Directed by Kyle Newacheck (Workaholics, Adam Devine's House Party), Murder Mystery is basically Clue, but not really because Clue would never.
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This felt like an oddly vague clue for a Monday, and I'm not entirely sure the clue and the answer match.
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I also felt that the "twinnish" clue at 63A, "Groundskeepers' supplies" for SODS, felt a bit duplicative with the theme clue.
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You have a clue what's going on, but no more than a clue, and what you learn is far from comforting.
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My favorite moderately edited clue is 22A (original clue = "Like tritium"; the alliteration seems to make it pop to my ear).
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But in this clue, "apple" is capitalized because it's the first word in the clue, not because it's a proper name.
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The question mark in the clue should alert solvers that the clue itself is not to be taken at face value.
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I was very tempted to clue ZELDA FITZGERALD as the inspiration for the Eagles' "Witchy Woman," but opted for the clue as is, to clue her by an accomplishment, and possibly misdirect a few solvers into trying SCOTT instead.
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At 17D, the clue is "Wedded mother disturbs trial (7)" The indicator word in that clue is "disturbs," and it's one of many words setters use to tell the solver that something in the clue needs to be anagrammed.
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The "recipe" for a clue like this is to understand that one part, either at the beginning or the end of the clue is a synonym and another part of the clue is the word or words to be anagrammed.
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This spring, the period tracking app Clue offered funds to researchers hoping to use Clue users' cycle tracking data to answer scientific questions.
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At 1A, we have the clue "Zip," and we're looking for a four-letter word that could be a synonym for the clue.
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This clue has to do with DUELISTS, who draw their weapons after a count of 10: ■ 45A: "Tender spot?" is a tough clue.
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At 65A, the clue is "The clue for 128-Down, if this shell game weren't a scam," and the answer is ARCTIC EXPLORER.
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Generally speaking, cheater squares in the upper-left corner of a region reduce all subsequent clue numbering by one, cheater squares in the upper right reduce the numbering of clues by one until the shortened down entry, whose clue number is increased by the number of intervening clue numbers, and cheater squares in the lower left and lower right leave clue numbering unchanged.
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The "What the Heck Is That?" feature is meant to help solvers who were stumped by a factual clue learn new vocabulary, but often it's the misdirection in a clue or the assumptions solvers make about the clue that can trick them.
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Clue has this on the "pro" side of the ledger: McDonald, Houghton and Tin all believe Clue will settle the debate over McClintock's research.
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Times have changed a lot, because now it's a clue about the singer Ke$ha and the old clue reminds me of snipe hunting.
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For this most self-explanatory anagram clue, your challenge is determining which elements in the clue are the definition and which are the anagram.
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Pro-tip: Every clue in a cryptic crossword must have a synonym or definition, either at the beginning of the clue or the end.
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The answer is Ronald, because the clue and the answer need to be parallel: First name in the clue, first name in the answer.
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BIG CLUE ABOUT JACK'S DEATH The final scene of this week's episode dropped a major clue about just how close we are to Jack's death.
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But Aleguas points out that vomiting is a useful clue that you've drank too much—a clue you don't get if you're smoking the stuff.
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The Mass in this clue is a liturgical service in the Church, and it is hidden at the beginning of the clue for a reason.
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I realize that this clue — ELVES — probably belongs up in the semi-theme answer list, but as a union member I don't get this clue.
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Putting the word "hamlet" at the beginning of the clue allows the clue writer to capitalize the H, tricking you into think about the tragic Dane.
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Similarly, and this tripped me up for a while, the "dash" clue at 44A is not there because the entry is a continuation from another clue.
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PARALLEL BARS 117A: Finally, the sort of clue that I'm used to seeing (although, as mentioned above, this clue on one line would be really confusing).
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Our original clue for 3-Down paid homage to the hamster dance song of our college years, but the new clue is a lot more fun.
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I thought the clue for TAB was outrageous and, personally, I like a weird, abstruse clue for an ordinary entry like ARM once in a while.
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I got too attached to the clue "Parental advisory about sexual content?" to realize that, I think, and it's possible that clue is too "risqué" anyway.
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A clue like "Pluto, to Saturn" might be about the planets, but today the clue refers to Roman mythology, where Pluto is the SON of Saturn.
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The clue is "Updated art?" and, on the surface, the clue sounds like it refers to a work of art that has been given new life.
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The "definition" of the clue comes at either the beginning or the end of a clue; since we already have doctor, "lover" has to be the definition.
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Although I'm a bit disappointed that my clue of [ ___ box] for both JURY and JUICE didn't survive the edit, I do like the new clue for TENSES.
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My rule is: No answer word in its entirety can be part of a clue, and no clue in its entirety can be part of an answer.
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Thus, "Where one doing a piercing can labor with ease" can clue EARLOBE, because LABOR + EE ("ease") is an anagram, and the whole clue suggests the answer.
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This type of clue hides a proper noun, which would have a capitalized first letter, at the beginning of the clue sentence, which would also be capitalized.
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I tossed "ED" onto the end of 53A, because the clue, "Held (off)," is past tense, and that's an "answer must match the clue" opportunity as well.
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Similarly, at 18A, the clue "Montana Indians" is answered by the entry [BLACK] FEET and at 274D, the clue "Italian Fascist" is answered by the entry [BLACK] SHIRT.
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Clue says it plans to use the new funding to further development of the Clue app — though it didn't want to elaborate on what those developments might be.
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If you apply the common code "A=1, B=2 ..." to the numbers in the clue, it spells out "Like this clue," and the answer is IN CODE.
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Because of a tough crossing, ALIS needed the easiest clue possible, but I like to tell myself the real clue is the first word of Oregon's state motto.
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The clue "Where bills pile up" sounds like we're supposed to be thinking about bills to pay, but in this case, the clue is hinting at paper money.
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Sure, it could mean a physical sign, or an omen as in the clue "First sign of spring," but that's not where this kind of clue is going.
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"Swift quality" sounds like the clue is hinting at speed, but the answer is IRONY because the clue is really hinting at the satirist Jonathan Swift's writing style.
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Our basic rule is that no answer in its entirety should be repeated as a clue, and no clue in its entirety should be repeated as an answer.
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If you solve in print, the arrows are pretty helpful and evident — the ups direct you to the clue above the theme, the downs to the clue below.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to the clue "Crams (in)" is SHOE HORNS, and the answer to the clue at 23A, "Some romantic entanglements," is LOVE TRIANGLES.
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Today, the clue is "Phrase used as a basic tenet of improv comedy," and that, in my opinion, is a vast improvement on the liveliness of the clue.
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The answer is TANK — a term which I do think implies an intentional falling apart, which isn't specified in the clue, which makes it a Thursday clue — tough.
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They have no clue who's living in their own city, so if you have no clue about who rents what, the basics aren't there in terms of intelligence gathering.
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Usually, a "Middle of …?" clue wants you to look at the middle of a word in the clue and pick out the letter or letters there, but not today.
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The clue at 40A was a little one that I was able to fill in on crosses, but I thought that maybe a clue invoking fashion might be clearer.
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Today, we have a veiled capital clue, where the word "Post" is put at the beginning of the clue to hide the fact that "Post" is a proper name.
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BOTOX INJECTION was the seed entry and is the obvious highlight of the puzzle, along with its cutesy "head shot" clue that pairs with the clue for SOCCER STARS.
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FAGLIANO: Our basic rule is that no answer in its entirety should be repeated as a clue, and no clue in its entirety should be repeated as an answer.
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Similarly, a clue like "Anagram of the letters O-N-D" for NOD and DON feels like it was the only clue that would have supported the two entries.
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Anecdotally speaking, I could run a clue that involves wordplay by 10 different solvers and I would probably get at least three unique interpretations of the clue, maybe more.
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My favorite type of P&A clue is one in which the entire clue defines the answer and neatly contains an anagram or other wordplay on it as well.
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In my submitted grid, each four-letter word had an additional bracketed clue, such as for my clue for 5 Down: Lots [6/11], the answer of which is MANY.
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If there was the answer MURDER, for example, we might clue it as "Group of crows," rather than taking any of the other numerous more grisly ways to clue it.
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They want you to rack your brains, and the trick to solving a clue like this lies in learning to understand what the clue is really asking you to do.
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We know from past cryptics that the clue consists of multiple parts: the definition, which can be either at the beginning or the end of the clue, and some word play.
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One of the Times' Twitter accounts even made light of the ire this clue had inspired, seemingly blaming today's date, 1/23, though the clue had nothing to do with that.
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I filled in the cross-referenced clue, "Feature of a 22-Down" (for EYE) before getting to this clue and wondered in horror what kind of grisly hash we were making.
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As for GENERAL TSO, the clue came to me immediately, but I second-guessed it a few million times — it was so groan-worthy, and, I think, a rather obvious clue.
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She said she wanted to determine if a computer could predict whether a clue was easy or difficult based on the words it was using or the length of the clue.
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It didn't bother me a bit that the clue for A VOTRE SANTE has been the only clue for this entry, sporadically since 24, as it's simply perfect, ne plus ultra.
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A subset of this would be the missing letter clues, where omissions in the words in the clue can be deduced to both complete the clue and furnish the entry (phew).
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Here's one handy way to clear this up: If you are not sure whether your entry and clue meet the criterion above, swap your entry for your clue and back again.
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Perhaps the most sacred rule: Writing a clue for an abbreviation — even an impish one — means you abbreviate a word in the clue or use some kind of "short form" tag.
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" The crowd roared with approval, chanting "not a clue.
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" The clue should have read, "Kepler's contemporary and teacher.
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This is but one clue — there will be more!
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Remember, Michael's a comedian ... so that's your first clue.
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Finally there was a clue -- or rather, a noise.
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" "Donald Trump has no clue how the world works.
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" And they both said, "We don't have a clue.
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She didn't — this clue refers to her husband, Gen.
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" For example, at 59A, the clue is "Ever's partner.
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With each clue, you're given a hint about the location you're looking for: The clue will tell you how far away you are from it, and when you need to be there.
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If you've made an assumption about a clue and cannot figure out the answer, go back and try to determine whether any of the words in the clue might mean something else.
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In fact, part of the clue — the definition, found either at the beginning or the end of the clue — is a strong indication of the answer, so you will have that support.
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" Sometimes a clue is as easy to solve as that, but if you haven't recognized the definition and answer, take a look at the rest of the clue: " ... Republican exits major highway.
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My foray into the world of puzzles has shown me, clue after clue, that failures (and what we learn from them) don't have to be doors shutting; they can be keys turning.
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Looking back, I don't know why I starred this clue as a toughie since NEW DO is such an apt entry, but that's often a sign that a clue is just elegant.
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I really like my submitted clue for the latter too, which was basically the same as the published clue ("Iconic part of Nancy Sinatra's early attire"), but I omitted one word: Nancy.
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Tranquil in manner yet brisk in momentum, it lays out the foreground of the story without pausing to fill in the backdrop; clue by clue, we have to work it out for ourselves.
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The clue is clever but still fairly "straight," because the "energy" referred to in the clue could either be the OIL or, in a stretchier sense, physical energy, if the FUTURES look good.
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The episode's final clue came from the King James Bible.
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I'll give you a clue - they weren't at the inauguration.
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He's good at surprise parties because I had no clue.
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We're either going to watch Clue or The Accidental Tourist.
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The word 'ME!' in the mural is probably a clue.
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Could this be a clue that the rumors are true?
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" I said, "You might catch a clue about Fox, Mom.
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We have no clue what other people are going through.
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It was whoever jumped off and grabbed the clue first.
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A phone video provides the only clue about what happened.
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They can do things that you have no clue about.
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It turns out, a clue was in the opening credits.
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Mr. Breja's case may offer a clue to their frustration.
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At 6D, the answer to the clue "Whopper" is LICE.
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It's probably similar to Tinder, but I have no clue.
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I've got no clue who half of these people are.
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You don't have a clue what's happening inside those stalls.
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That plus his nice clue echo at 47D and 49D.
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It also provides a clue for solving the game's puzzles.
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To put it bluntly: No one has a goddamn clue.
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They contained the only clue to date about Waitutu's fate.
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I don't have a clue what happened, it's a mystery.
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Not that it necessarily matters, but it is a clue.
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Maybe the phone holds the clue to finding more terrorists.
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The second clue will be who he appoints as ministers.
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That was the only clue that her cancer had returned.
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The staggered payouts were the first clue something was wrong.
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I just didn't want to give that as a clue.
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"I don't care; I have no clue," Popovich told reporters.
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"I have no clue (how I got open)," Mills said.
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Hemorrhaging on this new whale, though, is a big clue.
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Each of these details becomes a clue for law enforcement.
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An article at Think Progress offers at least one clue.
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I have no fucking clue, but it's obviously not reliable.
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"She still has zero clue," reveals Teigen of her daughter.
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No clue who the friend is, but they're VERY close.
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Is that a clue to Sansa's fate in season 7?
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He's still going to botch that upcoming Clue remake, though.
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" "Maybe the phone holds the clue to finding more terrorists.
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They had no clue they were coming to a wedding.
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I guess the clue there is in the name, really.
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Louie Swisher: I have no clue who you're talking about.
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You never know which tiny clue could unravel the truth.
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It's a clue that we're headed in the right direction.
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But the "oral rehydration therapy" detail is a big clue.
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In each case, the clue has been about the writer.
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Thanks to Will and Joel for the terrific clue editing.
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Invoking his relationships with Eastland and Talmadge offers a clue.
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President Trump's "Lenny Skutnik" may offer us a first clue.
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That clue didn't make the cut, but there you are.
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What we've seen in the private sector offers a clue.
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"She has no clue who he was," the official said.
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The answer to the clue "Lincoln's locale," however, is NEBRASKA.
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It's abbreviated here because words in the clue are abbreviated.
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You can write your own clue for that one, folks.
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Isn't there satisfaction in correctly deciphering even one Friday clue?
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But we had no clue how to find reputable professionals.
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Meanwhile, on the Tavua tribe, Troyzan finds his idol clue.
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I have no clue who has been in that house.
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A clue to this puzzle comes early in the film.
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Haha, yeah that might have given you a good clue.
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I don't think the other guys had a clue either.
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Some songs, I don't have a clue what they're about.
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None of my friends, family, or coworkers have a clue.
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I first heard the word "socialist" in the movie Clue.
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But a study published in 1996 may hold a clue.
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"I had no clue how she was alive," Codemo said.
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And that brings us to the final clue: the season.
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Finally, one more clue that's unique to Puns and Anagrams.
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The clue, unlike for hurricanes, is often in the location.
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And I'm rather amazed to see mighty few clue changes.
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One big clue that the email was from a scammer?
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Take another step back to the clue at SEVEN down.
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There's another big clue that Snapchat is working on hardware.
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What is your favorite clue of all time and why?
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We'll get a major clue in the next eight days.
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I never know where to clue fill as an abbreviation.
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That's what journalists do: listen through silences, awaiting a clue.
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Did you think about hair when you read this clue?
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A clue, a warning, is what we often call it.
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You don't even have a clue of what's going on.
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Most of us have no clue what makes us happy.
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Could this clue be thinking about a hand of cards?
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Is that your only clue that there was something off?
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"The clue says 'as seen by couples,'" she told me.
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In this case, however, the clue refers to a TASTEBUD.
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"Now there's a thought!" is a terrific clue for IDEA.
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The "P" is the plucky little ghost in this clue.
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There are only so many ways to clue certain words.
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Let's take a closer look at 18A's "Horse races?" clue.
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I also thought the clue for THIMBLE was so cute.
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A clue he didn't change was the one for AKA.
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I apologize for any inelegance on the "Fourth estate" clue.
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"Steps up?" could be a verb clue, but not today.
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"We don't have any clue where we're going," says Jasmine.
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That was a significant clue about what was to come.
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Just watch this: 63D: Interesting clue from a historical standpoint.
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"I have no clue how they found us," she said.
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The house reappears like a clue in a mysterious riddle.
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Who thinks of ROY with a clue like "Mr. Rogers"?
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They simply have no clue what to do about it.
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Internal monologues are the only clue to each person's thinking.
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Harlan's residence, as somebody remarks, recalls a game of Clue.
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As far as deletions, look down one clue to 246A.
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Perhaps the dead palm trees in Yankeetown represented another clue.
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And this is a clue as to why he's here.
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Other clues of note: 28A: This clue refers to baseball.
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I typed up each individual clue and formatted the KenKen.
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"Spiritual energy" is the clue for both AURA and CHI.
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I am happy to see a new clue for ALI.
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In this clue, we're not thinking about feeling emotionally detached.
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In this puzzle, the clue "Hide" is not a verb.
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Not my clue, not my president, not my breakfast test.
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Just looking at "Women Who Work" gives you a clue.
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"They don't have a clue" about Russian access, he says.
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As for the first two questions, we have no clue.
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"He had no clue what he was doing," Fornoff said.
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His biographer gives us a clue as to the answer.
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But, another classic '85033s rock song does offer a clue.
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By the way, the answer to that very first clue?
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You can check this out via my free clue database.
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"Pickup line?" is a very clever way to clue that.
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The clue for SEX was enough to leave me smiling.
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How you pull that off, however, I had no clue.
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Cool how this clue crosses over SPARES, another sports reference.
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" 62A: Thank goodness the clue included "The Persistence of Memory.
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But the clue and the entry have to be consistent.
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The quote in the CYNIC clue was cut for space.
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The problem: We have no clue if that's even possible.
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"I have no clue what he was doing," she said.
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What kind of drawing could the clue be hinting at?
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So the first theme clue I solved was 14D: SLINGSHOT.
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"They had not a clue what that meant," she said.
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We're going to talk about "Clue" for another half hour.
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As for whether she met Nick's parents ... no Focking clue.
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There's a lot of great stuff here, but for beginners, I'd like to point out one difference between a clue that you might find in an early-week puzzle and a Saturday-level clue.
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If you are new to solving and are not sure of a clue, don't reveal or give up; put your clue in the comments and someone will help you get closer to the answer.
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Yes, it can be a verb, but it can also be a noun: This clue is asking about the Ford Focus (there's our veiled capital clue!), and it is a type of AUTO. 23D.
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A good example of this is the clue for SIERRA CLUB, which went from my submitted clue "Green group" to "Green giant," which is a nice upgrade in terms of surface reading and misdirection.
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WILBER: I'm in total agreement here … turning an entry into a spoken phrase gives a clue welcome immediacy, and because ANTE/ANTE UP is so well-traveled in puzzles, the quote clue feels fresh.
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For example, I guessed correctly that the left hand clue on the fourth entry had to be FRAT ("Locale of some rushing") and the right-hand clue SEA (a three-letter word for "Ocean").
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While I'd love to say that this clue is an opportunity for us to drop the mic on Uber A's identity, PLL is still a tightly-wound mystery... and one clue can't unravel it all.
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Hopps follows clue after clue, drawing little connections here and there, and when she's truly stymied, she can turn to her best source — and eventual ad hoc partner — a con man fox named Nick Wilde.
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That's a veiled capital clue, where the letter B is capitalized not only because it is at the beginning of the clue, but also because it happens to be a proper name, not a shrubbery.
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I was pleased to see that my favorite clue of mine, "Early form of airmail?" for CARRIER PIGEON, made the cut, and I like the opacity of Will and Joel's clue "Grinder" for SUBMARINE SANDWICH.
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Also, I like "feminine sounding" better for the revealer clue, since we talk about gendered speech as either feminine or masculine, but maybe that had too many characters for the space allotted for the clue.
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"She has no clue this is happening for her," he says.
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It's heartbreaking and I have no clue how to comfort her.
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Maybe that's the clue that will bust this case wide open.
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There's no jewelry to give you a clue about social status.
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Or, the photo might have a clue for a release date.
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If their online footprint is thin, it can be a clue.
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She gave only one clue to help out the internet sleuths.
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Ahead, every clue Underwood has ever shared about the Fantasy Suites.
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They could be horrible people, and I don't have a clue.
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Clue provides similarly useful information on a wide scope of topics.
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This is a clue to astronomers that something potentially big, i.e.
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Outside of the company, people have no clue what I've done.
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Sadly for Ant-Man, they have no clue who he is.
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But they can't say they had no clue they are wrong.
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The photos could be the biggest clue yet that it's coming.
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A study published yesterday in Current Biology could have a clue.
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It looks like they have no clue what they are doing.
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Clue in class It was an emotional day for parents too.
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I don't think I had any clue of what that involved.
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A clue can be found in the structure of this book.
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I do try not to reuse clues from my clue database.
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I looked up to anybody that was on a Clue tape.
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It was the forensics team that uncovered the most important clue.
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Then, scan the clue list for a revealer of some sort.
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He returned the favor by keeping "Collins" in the next clue.
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We had no clue it would strike a chord with anybody.
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One big clue that a recently declassified transcript might be fake?
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That's the clue that includes a "hint to the answers …" phrase.
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That was our first clue the Patriots were the new Bills.
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"He has no clue about what makes America great," he said.
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I think all of us had no clue in the beginning!
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A clue could come from the Polks' appearance in episode 5.
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For a clue into how they're preparing, watch for the COWS.
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Flo's main competitors are the Clue Period Tracker, Glow, and Ovuline.
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No clue on what's causing those server issues, by the way.
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"I have no clue how this happened," Jones told the panel.
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Kanye West doesn't have a damn clue what he's talking about.
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Now you feel exhausted, without a clue how to revive yourself.
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That was my first clue that this wasn't just a flu.
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This was the big clue it was a moon of Jupiter.
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But there is one clue on how secret their work was.
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"We had no clue there was any such accident", he says.
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Because y'all have no clue what so ever what that means.
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Most of us have absolutely no clue how we will die.
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When that happens, you realize you still don't have a clue.
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But Tremaine also left us with an even bigger clue. 22.
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She also had no clue about Bernard (we're still shook tbh).
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" I feel like saying, "You haven't a fucking clue, have you?
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I still don't really have a clue who I am, exactly.
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If it stinks, it could be a clue that something's wrong.
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"I have no clue who this guy is," the pastor said.
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There's a clue if you know the answer to Question #1.
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Now, however, the biggest clue may have been dropped by omission.
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"I had no clue about what the need was," Mickelson said.
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On August 20, Jurvetson's sister Anne gave detectives a possible clue.
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Sweet Fancy Moses, my ELAINE clue made it through without changes!
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"We had absolutely no clue what was going on," she wrote.
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The clue "C in shop class?" refers to a C CLAMP.
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HOW IT'S GOING TO COME OUT, I DON'T HAVE A CLUE.
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I don't have any clue as to why she did that.
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To Dr. Gupta, that seemed to be a second important clue.
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The conversation also provides a clue about the movie's own strategies.
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The clue "Doctor married lover (7)" seems impenetrable, but it's not.
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Tin's Clue and Nurx are both backed by Union Square Ventures.
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That's a clue that the short-term fever might have broken.
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The memo offers a clue to the extent of Trump's bigotry.
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The character is in the clue, which is also the answer.
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But I honestly have no clue what the thinking is there.
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Oh I have no clue—I'll wear whatever I'm comfortable in.
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They don't have a clue, in terms of these peoples' lives.
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The people who built these have no clue about my architecture.
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Really, when you get down to it, nobody has a clue.
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They had no clue, but within ten years, it was done.
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But the clue/entry pairing is more fair than you think.
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There was no clue in the telegram, or in Johnson's reply.
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They literally have no clue as to how create shareholder value.
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But that may soon change — all because of the Calibri clue.
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There's a matching theme clue toward the end of the grid.
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But it doesn't have to be hinted at by the clue.
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Together, they might just be the clue you've been looking for.
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I loved "Strain to recall?" as a clue for E. COLI.
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We've got no clue as to why everyone's buying it though.
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And yes, I know what the clue looks like it implies.
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"Big jerk" is a funny clue for giving something a YANK.
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But you have help here, if you read the clue carefully.
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The second clue package really highlighted the Banana's country rock background.
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Together, these two things resulted in a number of clue changes.
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Fans thought Scott's appearance was a big clue Kanye would resurface.
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"He has no clue about what makes America great," Biden says.
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For example, the clue "Underwear for judges?" hints at LEGAL BRIEFS.
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Should we use "Simon & Simon" or "Riptide" in the DETECTS clue?
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Every single clue was a double dactyl — just like her name.
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This clue is talking about the hands on an ANALOG clock.
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The first clue set I submitted probably straddled Tuesday and Wednesday.
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This guy does not have a clue about the middle class.
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This finding is one clue about how education may improve health.
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" Similarly, the clue "'Wow, no wonder you're playing such great tennis!
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There was definitely as much laughter as there was clue-writing!
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In addition, each of the answers relates somewhat to the clue.
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The "Professor in a library, perhaps" in this clue is Prof.
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And if you ask who sang Tristan, I have no clue.
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But political junkies often don't have a clue how voters think.
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We have what looks to be a new clue for DRE!
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This clue is about cooking oil, and the answer is WESSON.
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A decade-long study that began in 1972 provided a clue.
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The beach slopes down, which is one directional clue they follow.
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But its management of Bawag, an Austrian bank, offers a clue.
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Compete. What does that make the two brands in this clue?
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There's no good way to clue it for a general audience.
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Usually it's on "cognac-style" brandy, which the clue gets right.
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We may have just gotten a clue about whether it's right.
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"Trump is often involved in these" is a bridge clue today.
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At 33A, read the clue "Things non-PC people buy?" carefully.
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So, the missed senior prom clue would definitely apply to Burruss.
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Everybody jumps on everything without having a clue what's going on.
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The first major clue is how little he's posted to Instagram.
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Even something like the length of someone's beard became a clue.
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We pretty much have no clue what's going on each day.
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"I have no clue how to tape my ankles," he said.
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In today's puzzle, the clue "Pharmacy figure" is a CO-PAY.
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But I like the way this clue made the ordinary extraordinary.
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Welcome to my college earworm: 23A: This clue blew my mind.
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And major props to Will for the great EROTIC ART clue!
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" For example, at 22A, the clue is "Re: ___ (suitor's subject line).
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You don't have any clue what real folk are all about.
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The clue and answer for 51A made me laugh out loud.
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Sometimes you'll be asked to do multiple tasks in one clue.
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"I had no clue what a face transplant was," Katie said.
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"Nobody has a clue what Iranian exports will be," he said.
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For the moment, the clay-court season, I've got no clue.
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"Zinger" is one vague clue, too, but that's Friday for you.
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Oh, and the clue, "What's not going anywhere?" is pretty nifty.
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The correct clue was the nerd emoji, not the clown emoji.
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This is actually a math clue, and the answer is COSine.
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As a veteran solver, I knew two things about this clue.
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"Mind one's place?" sounds like an authoritarian clue, but it's not.
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Its newsletter for its own members, "NAHB Now," provides a clue.
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This week could clue us in to Academy Awards front-runners.
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It's an important clue in reconstructing ancient events at Qesem Cave.
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P.S.• Here's our Mini Crossword, and a clue: Domain (five letters).
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What a nice, fresh clue for S.N.L. cast member EGO Nwodim.
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It wasn't until 1980 that I had a clue about phrasing.
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The clue is "Dropped out" and the answer is (LEFT) SCHOOL.
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The clue is "Power players," and the answer is SAND SHAKERS.
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Also glad Will kept my "cheese and rice!" clue for NERTS.
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This was Mr. Glenn's first real clue that something was amiss.
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But in some cases, it appears to be a missing clue.
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Here's our Mini Crossword, and a clue: Rain heavily (4 letters).
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The clue is using the word "bar" in the musical sense.
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Maybe you get a clue that tells you something about it.
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Click on the clue below for the answer and an explanation.
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"No Deal … No Hope … No Clue … No Confidence," declares the Mirror.
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Happening on this clue was like finding a four-leaf clover.
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"She had no clue who he was or why," he said.
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The kid stands silent ... no clue who dad's boss is. Awkward?
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When two answers share a number, they also share a clue.
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Uniclue puzzle, two intersecting entries share a clue, clever puzzle. Bueno.
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The answer to the clue "Some origami birds," however, is SWANS.
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Click on any clue to help you up your game: 17A.
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When you add the "pre-" in the clue to it: PREAMBLE.
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One kind of clue in analysis is a mésalliance — a mismatch.
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" Get a clue Hollywood "Here's how clueless Hollywood is about women.
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" Trump trashed Clinton as "weak" and a leader with "no clue.
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"We had absolutely no clue what we were doing," she said.
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But notice the space between "web" and "site" in the clue.
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When did you become aware that "Clue" had a second life?
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Perhaps it's a clue to who's sticking around for season 7.
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Watson & Holmes is effectively a far more complex version of Clue.
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There's every clue the corporation in charge wants it this way.
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The trailer makes the movie seem tense and dramatic, but also just like a big, acted-out game of Clue, which sounds great to me (maybe just because of how the actual Clue movie turned out).
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If anything, we should be the biggest grownups in the room… Because if you have a clue as to what changes your life, then you're the one who has a clue what can change the world.
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After leaping to grab their first clue, the teams had to fly to Santa Barbara, travel to a 1926 fishing boat named Theresa Ann for their second clue and cab to the top of Gibraltar Rock.
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Ida Tin, CEO and co-founder of Clue Ida Tin, CEO and co-founder of Clue Ida Tin coined the term "femtech" and has talked about it onstage before at TechCrunch Disrupt in the United States.
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Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to figure out which homophone of the Across clue (if there is more than one) is really the clue to be solved, and then you solve it.
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I also love all the clue echoes Will and company added — stuff like giving three entries the clue "Test" and the disparate John Hancock references adds a nice sense of cohesion for me as a solver.
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In the process of taping this clue, "BUILT IN THE 300s A.D., THE CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY" we became aware that the clue was flawed as written and that determining an acceptable response would be problematic.
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It's your puzzle, and it's up to you to decide how you want to clue it, as long as your clue is good for the day of the week the puzzle is meant to run on.
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" This was the right wedge for Biden to hammer, and when he declared that Trump "doesn't have a clue about the middle class," he had to wait while the crowd unanimously chanted in response, "Not a clue.
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However, King seemingly had Uber A's identity mapped out even before she gave this interview in 2014 — which means that she was essentially giving fans a big clue that they had no idea was an actual clue.
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I don't notice any major changes, though my clue for BEE STUDENT referenced someone in the annual Scripps-Howard tournament, and my TEE BILL clue was in relation to a pro shop rather than a souvenir shop.
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"We now have no clue what is happening here," she told PEOPLE.
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This season, there was another clue for Manning that enough was enough.
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Want one modest clue that negative rates can't be ruled out, though?
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Clue #5: They both cause a lot of trouble wherever they go.
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A clue about some of the problems at JFK Airport right now.
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We had no clue that we would ever become a known about.
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Scott adds he had "no clue" if she got married or not.
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For much of that information we have no clue what it means.
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Maybe it's a clue that she's turning her back on social media.
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In one episode, Star has turned into a game of musical Clue.
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ORRIN HATCH JUST GIVE A BIG CLUE ABOUT TRUMP&aposS SCOTUS PICK?
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DID ORRIN HATCH JUST DROP MAJOR CLUE ABOUT TRUMP&aposS SCOTUS PICK?
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Another clue of the disease is thin retinal nerve fiber layers (RNFL).
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One good clue could come Thursday when the European Central Bank meets.
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Once he solves it, he begrudgingly admits it was a good clue.
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The painting's enigmatic title offers a clue to another level of meaning.
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Her reaction to her win Friday gave a clue to her pragmatism.
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Clue C: The actors have reportedly been linked in the past, too.
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With our first film, we had no clue what we were doing.
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The data offer a clue as to what explains the holiday glumness.
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That's a clue that the "reaper" might have fought with other dinosaurs.
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A very relatable post, but not necessarily an obvious clue by itself.
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You may have memories of playing Clue with your family growing up.
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The clue that suggests these ringtones weren't official is in the metadata.
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That really was the clue for me that he could do this.
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The 50 x 50, 728-clue monstrosity covers two entire broadsheet pages.
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Sanders gives us a clue in how he talks about the election.
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Symptoms may also be a clue to the cause of eye redness.
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She said he seemed to have no clue what he had done.
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Had no clue who Sebastian Maniscalco was but now that I do?
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Sometimes it's admittedly frustrating, and you have no clue what to do.
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That's a pretty nifty "So there!" to us cross-referenced clue complainers.
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Shrier passes a brown leaf to Thomas, as if it's a clue.
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I don't have a clue how this is going to be fixed.
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A major clue might lie in the site's proximity to caravan routes.
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Tuesday's episode may have offered up a new clue about his death.
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In 2004, nobody had a fucking clue what they were doing online.
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Teen Truman Capote, who would do anything for a good clue, obliged.
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They were desperate for any sign, any clue of their loved ones.
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People who actually have a clue about what's going on were appalled.
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"He didn't even have a clue what Fixer Upper was," she laughs.
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A: I didn't have a clue about music when I was young.
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There's another clue hidden in the music here, showrunner Sarah Treem says.
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The site adds that there's another clue hidden in the clown's appearance.
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The clue came from the changes in physiology displayed in modern birds.
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"You may be looking at a clue to where your passion lies."
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The good news: this provides a clue for possibly limiting their spread.
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I honestly have no clue, but I can't wait to find out.
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Luckily, star Elisabeth Moss, who plays Offred, has given a small clue.
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But the game show didn't even make it to the first clue.
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From the beginning, we didn't have a clue what we were doing.
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"We still have no clue what is behind these measures," he said.
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The most recent episode gave us the most telling clue to date.
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But he said he had no clue what his son would do.
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We will update this story with every clue we can dig up.
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I could've used a clue to get to that extremely specific formula.
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I really have no clue what they're going for with this one.
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My other friends, colleagues, neighbors, and acquaintances do not have a clue.
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Nobody expected that, and nobody really had a clue what it was.
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A clue to the discord lies beyond the U.S. election, in Turkey.
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Some clue that gives more context to Feng Yu's faith-as-madness.
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Because a lot of them haven't got a clue who I am!
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There's also Clue, a period tracking app and monthly tampon subscription services.
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The dearly departed characters had no clue how the series would end.
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Europeans are hardly new to Realpolitik (the clue is in the word).
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On Health startups we'll have Ida Tin, Founder of Clue from Berlin.
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A clue might lie in a study conducted in the mid 60s.
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Beyond that, I have no clue because who would be so bold?
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As for Toby, we also have no clue what his deal is.
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People just had no fucking clue what to do with Vivian Girls.
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And it's scary because you hear people say, 'I had no clue.
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Nobody has a clue where they came from…updates to follow pic.twitter.
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The only clue given was the purchases also involved birdseed and spores.
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That would be a big clue that we're listening to a language.
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"Get real, [Republicans] don't have a clue what to do next," Sen.
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"I had absolutely no clue this was going on," the source said.
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A promising new clue to prevent teen suicide: empower adults who care
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A few seconds of sound is all he needs to clue in.
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Best App Finalists: Period-tracking app Clue has had a big year.
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Dorinda Medley and Carole Radziwill have no clue why they're not closer.
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We get another clue from the player seated between Mourning and Haslem.
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That should have been a clue that things were out of whack.
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Here's a clue: Meatloaf and fried chicken TV dinners are not healthy.
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I have no clue what this guy is talking about. #arrogants—head.
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I'm pretty sure he never had a clue in the first place.
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But even the most knowledgable fans have no clue how or why.
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It does offer a very clear clue to Lindsay's possible fiancé, though.
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Of course, this isn't the only clue that hints at Fred's demise.
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A clue might be President Barack Obama not stroking Kanye's celebrity ego.
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"No clue with Trump," said one source close to the White House.
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I had no clue and the game gave me no indication either.
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Thanks to that, you're left without a clue where to go next.
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Her guest appearance could be a clue for the pair working together.
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But, it might be our first big clue about season 2, too.
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Today, that clue refers to ROUGE, which sometimes comes in a compact.
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My clue for BLACKSHIRT was numbered 18-Down instead of 21-Down.
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The office also gave me a clue into the inclusive company culture.
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Was her ankle tattoo a clue, or just the actress's actual tattoo?
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And I'm happy to see my clue for SYKES made the cut.
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An experiment on fish might give him and his colleagues a clue.
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I have literally no clue how Bey does multiple sets of these.
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But actually — no clue when the last time was that this happened.
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How people hold themselves is a big clue to how they're feeling.
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The discovery is yet another clue that Europa could host alien life.
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" Another clue: "The higher end tends to be heavier and feel solid.
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Decide that you're on the wrong track and scan the clue list.
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North, south, east, west, Mexico, the moon — I don't have a clue.
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It could be a musical clue, and the answer today is BASS.
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At 21D, the clue is "Knight's ride" and the answer is STEED.
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Maybe because I was expecting a question mark for a wordplay clue.
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No clue who the guy behind the fence peering in is, though.
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"Far and away one's favorite writer?" is a great clue for PENPAL.
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Then, check the letter count in the clue words against the answer.
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Maybe this is a clue to the mechanism that produces these explosions.
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Finally, I catch a clue, and find someone who knows my witness.
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They've got no fuckin' clue it's way, way more complicated than that.
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Each one gave a very vague clue to the next one's location.
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To Ms. Meachum, that's the second clue — and we were on it.
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A short definition at the beginning or end of the clue 2.
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The "I" in this clue refers to the chemical symbol for IODINE.
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Nothing wrecks your solving mojo more than a cross-referenced clue, right?
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Outside of that, I have no clue what else they can do.
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It's probably better known and easier to clue in an interesting way.
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The clue reads "Soft ball material," and the spongy answer is NERF.
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Also, "Result of going bumper to bumper?" is a very clever clue.
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If you click on the clue, the answer will appear below it.
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Today, the clue refers to Kemosabe specifically as a term of respect.
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I know it must seem impossible to decipher a clue like this.
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Fortunately, the clue is written to hint at the phrase's original meaning.
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Figuring how the clue breaks out into those actions is the challenge.
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This is a nice, fresh (to the Times Crossword) clue for HARE.
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Have some Pink Floyd: 34D: Clue of the Day, in my opinion.
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It sure is, if you look up one line above the clue.
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In the Netherlands, however, everyone pretends like they haven't got a clue.
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So, for example, my clue for 100D involved a couple of actresses.
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The first clue is in the book's title, Baby, I Don't Care.
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If this were a Jordan Peele freakout, someone might have a clue.
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The clue lies in using the word "do" to talk about life.
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The clue actually reads "Morn's counterpart," and the poetic answer is E'EN.
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I'm very glad they kept in my favorite clue at 4-Down.
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This clue hints at a strain of bacteria, which is E. COLI.
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We're told Gwen had no clue Bey was going to reference Mario.
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Clue C's BAY LEAF tripped me up; I had PARSLEY at first.
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But I hadn't a clue and I remember I didn't have tights.
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A question mark in a clue sometimes substitutes for 'maybe' or 'perhaps.
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That's what I did in this puzzle, with the BEER GOGGLES clue.
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But most people really have no clue about what goes on here.
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I had a dying career and no clue how to resurrect it.
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The last theme clue, 52A, is slang, another common feature of puzzling.
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To this day I still have absolutely no clue where they are!
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"She looks at underarm stains and sees a clue," Ms. Reeder said.
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And, for an "I really wish I wrote that" clue, see 58D.
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It's up to you to determine which clue goes with which word.
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Take a clue in today's puzzle: "Poehler vortex of funniness," three letters.
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QUEEN VICTORIA was born, as the clue says, on May 19523, 1819.
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Another clue is that the carvings include images of rhinoceroses and hippopotamuses.
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This clue infers that being "sauced" is the same as being LIT.
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Today, the clue is about astronauts, and the answer is G FORCES.
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A clue to Giraldi's sensibility can be found in the chapter headings.
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Nor did she have a clue about the Odeon's hot-spot status.
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It's a completely fair singular clue for an entry that sounds plural.
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On Friday a clue can be a bit, shall we say, vague.
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We only have four letters for the clue "'How are you?' response"?
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I also really like the clue for CENTRIPETAL (a force of nature).
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Two years ago, Thomas had no clue where the protests would lead.
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Finally, the LEGO clue is another obvious giveaway of Night Angel's identity.
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Another clue from this package was a close up of a bridge.
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Maybe the "brand" in the clue "Mosquito repellent brand" means "type of"?
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True, but this clue is actually referring to a shady ELM tree.
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For the first time ever, the Clue mansion is getting a renovation!
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Were you wondering why the clue ("Where S is …") just trailed off?
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Mainstream Network doesn't give any clue of who is publishing the content.
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Rutter got the Final Jeopardy clue incorrect, leaving him with only $10,400.
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Good, because the negative space in this clue is a PHOTO LAB.
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However, I do want to take credit for the clue for NOXZEMA.
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The initial clue to the river's depths came from the dying fish.
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Solve a clue like "Key with four sharps: Abbr." using the crossings.
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There is one prominent clue that the film's debut is coming soon.
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It has no clue that heroics, in any occupation, speak for themselves.
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I loved "Game for the gifted?" as a clue for SECRET SANTA.
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It's just that today, the clue "Out of service?" is EX-ARMY.
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But maybe you are more of a Clue person, and that's cool.
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Did you think that the clue "Tesla competitor" referred to a car?
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This is the kind of clue that broadens your way of thinking.
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"We have no clue where she was planning to go," she said.
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"'This puzzle is relatively easy,' say" is a funny clue for LIE.
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The clue "Cellular carrier?" is a hint to the genetic carrier RNA.
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It's a clue from 'The Amazing Race' I've set up for you!
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Nice job updating the clue for that entry, Mr. Gulczynski and editors.
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We'll clue you into a few of the award show's open secrets.
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But it was 13A and its shiny new clue that thrilled me.
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I didn't have a clue on how to approach character-based cartooning.
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Dory finds a clue in a video of the ice-bucket challenge.
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There was just one problem: Demos had no clue how to start.
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I conflated the revealer clue with the answer, that's what I did.
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P.S.• Here's today's Mini Crossword, and a clue: Male deer (four letters).
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A handmade crab catcher gives another clue to the newly aquatic environment.
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Today, it's a spoken line: "LAND HO." ■ 9D: Read this clue carefully.
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Clue of the form "Blah, blah, blah ... ambient music ... "blah, blah, blah.
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A TANK TOP can't really grant rights, but it's a cute clue.
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She rereads each digital clue he leaves and then rereads the rereads.
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The clue for 1-Down, by the way, was "Exclamation" (for HO).
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The Y in BANYAN gives me MEMORY at 30D (nice riddle clue!).
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" Combs was a recent convert: "I had no clue who he was.
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Reporters, even the well-meaning ones, he thinks, don't have a clue.
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Week after week, Tree's clue package offers maddeningly contradictory pop culture references.
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Consider tracking yours via an app like MyFlo, Clue, or Day After.
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His itinerary offers a clue to how the election may turn out.
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A tantalizing clue came at the House Intelligence Committee hearing on Monday.
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Whereas most people, we don't have a clue when we're gonna die.
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In today's puzzle, it's a sports clue and the answer is UMPED.
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The "United" lettering still visible on the tail was their first clue.
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But this year I have no clue what I'm going to wear.
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"I don't have a clue," he told reporters, annunciating each word carefully.
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For better or worse, I can't take credit for the NAE clue.
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That could be a clue that deeper social forces are at work.
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My favorite clue/answer pair is "Wasted vacation days?" for BOOZE CRUISE.
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"The government doesn't have a good clue," said Mr. Bajarin, the consultant.
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So, the answer to the clue "Klutzy" (16A) would be BUTTER FINGERED.
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Click on any clue you need help with to reveal the answer.
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Today, Glow has around 2016 million users and Clue has 237 million.
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This clue elevates a so-so entry by sublimely misdirecting the solver.
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I need a better clue to her personality change, to her distress.
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But Madani has no guardian, and no clue how to get one.
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Below you'll find movies that you had no clue were originally books.
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Nobody has a clue where they came from...updates to follow pic.twitter.
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KS: How about taking billions from investors and having no clue, okay.
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"I didn't even have a clue who he was," the hacker claimed.
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Cole is the first to find the clue, and he hides it under a napkin, which Chrissy quickly uncovers – and then hides it under the same napkin which did a terrible job of concealing the clue from her.
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You've just been fooled by a veiled capital clue, which is when a proper name is stashed at the beginning of a clue so you don't notice that there is an alternative reason for using a capital letter.
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Turn up the volume and there's all the raw material for a thriller: the hunt for treasure, clue by clue, guess by guess, among rumors of ghostly dancers around the burial mounds and even a spectral white horse.
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Neither Boettcher nor Holzhauer answered a single clue incorrectly, including the Final Jeopardy clue: The line "A great reckoning in a little room" in "As You Like It" is usually taken to refer to this author's premature death.
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On Monday, "Jeopardy!" released a statement saying that it had realized while taping the show that the clue was "flawed" and "determining an acceptable response would be problematic," so it voided the clue and replaced it with another.
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In hopes of that, I'm going to keep going over these puzzles clue by clue so that anyone who's interested and humble enough to just give themselves over to this process will be able to finish each puzzle.
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And it's worth it, because at least one clue nearly made me do a spit take on my laptop and the central Down clue was wonderfully misleading and also ties into the constructor Mark Diehl's livelihood as a dentist.
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There is a definition or synonym for the answer, some indication that you need to do something like anagram a part of the clue and then the part of the clue that needs to have something done to it.
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Even so, the aborted beginning might give us a clue about Rey's origins.
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Asked where the male genitalia was kept, Coulier said he had no clue.
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You don't have to be 10 years old to appreciate Clue: Harry Potter.
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So, seems like she may have had a clue this was coming. ¡Felicidades!
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Although, the tweet provides us little clue to who is behind the account.
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That's the clue as to what parts of Trump's agenda will pass Congress.
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No clue about sex in general, or the interactions leading up to sex?
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When it comes to the Avengers franchise, no potential clue is too small.
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The President's recent comments provide a clue to why this outcome is likely.
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"Game of Thrones" has several licensed board games ranging from Risk to Clue.
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Another big clue that things may be heading in the direction of friendship?
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That moniker offers a clue as to what sets Hess' wave-riders apart.
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But scientists had no clue how they were moved throughout the water column.
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There is one reason the promo clue might be a total misdirect, though.
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You have no clue what could happen or what someone is going through.
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Kirkman did give us one clue about how he decides who will die.
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It rolls away and I have no clue nor care where it goes.
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The Pew data gives a clue as to why this might be so.
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Finally, a clue to Archie's American future might be embedded in his name.
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Later on Thursday, Swift revealed where on ABC the next clue would appear.
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Siswanto said the timing and the victims of these incidents offer a clue.
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Most of them have no clue what they're doing and fumble through it.
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Paul is a sports person, I have no clue why he was there.
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Still, adjectives like ''bogus'' are generally a clue that you're doing something skeevy.
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As is usual with the cryptic kingdom, no one really has a clue.
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Politicians have no idea how to do this -- they don't have a clue.
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"It's been an evolving conversation," says Amanda Shea, research collaborations manager at Clue.
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GS: I had no clue I was going to be a weapons designer.
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This clue sent her on tireless quest to shed light on her background.
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And one of the stars is giving fans a clue about the storyline.
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Clue and Flo each said their assessments did not make definitive health judgments.
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We search her pained expression for some clue as to what really happened.
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No clue why it took them so long to reach the same conclusion.
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Trump offered a clue to his strategy going forward in the impeachment fight.
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"I had no clue about what the need was," he told the outlet.
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"We did not have a clue how to get it industrialized," Woebcken said.
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The only clue left was the word "Croatoan" carved into a tree trunk.
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On Saturday, Swift shared the latest clue: four portraits of chickens wearing sunglasses.
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Often, you'll need to scour and rewatch each scene for every possible clue.
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Maybe that is a clue as to where this life or water is.
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Onassis was the one to clue Radziwill in, and her reaction was swift.
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Researchers at Vanderbilt University found a clue in an unlikely source: cotton candy.
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I can see blood all around me, not a clue what's going on.
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And that gives us a major clue as to how our galaxy formed.
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Another clue: Willis also once had a lion tattoo on her left arm.
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That presents a mystery to the scientists, but it's also an important clue.
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Now, a new teaser for AHS season 8 is provides a potential clue.
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Clue and Glow have raised some $53 million in financing for their services.
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He hides the plate in the underbrush, stopping Joe from seeing the clue.
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We know it's vibranium, but the rest of the planet has no clue.
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Richard Hofstadter's classic essay, "The Paranoid Style in America Politics", offers another clue.
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And now we might have our first clue that it could be coming.
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"That was a major clue to their intent," another official said to Reuters.
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Obviously, we've been carefully extracting each and every clue it has to offer.
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But a lot of them had no clue what I was talking about.
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The date of Abney's paintings often gives a clue for understanding their contexts.
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There is, however, one unmistakable clue: the direction of those crossing the river.
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Except the ragtime clue, which gave us some new insight into Lindsay's childhood.
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"I had no clue what was happening," Bowman told the Detroit Free Press.
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"He hasn't a clue about Republicans' historic contributions to science-driven environmental policy."
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That's a clue indicating that the signal traveled a long time through space.
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"I don't have any clue what it's about," Tanavoli said, speaking by phone.
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Chelsea Handler loves Game of Thrones, but has absolutely no clue what's happening.
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We consume drugs and we have no fucking clue as to the repercussions.
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Well, there's a new clue now: LVP won't be filming the RHOBH reunion.
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One major clue comes from a closer look at the stress load index.
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One of the transactions provides a clue to the identity of Marie Voridis.
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The clue is looking for the French word for "way," which is RUE.
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P.S.: The word "web" was originally omitted from the clue for 3-Down.
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A glance at the cars gives a clue that they do things differently.
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Corden then found a clue that told them to find a sharp point.
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It was calculated and obviously he had no clue how *stupid* it was.
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I didn't have a clue who he is or where he came from.
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Garvin picked up another clue: TripAdvisor was not the only brand being flogged.
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I don't have a clue about what their next storyline is or anything.
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First, he assumes the square shape on the clue must be a raft.
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"We have no clue who our nominee is," Ryan said, referring to Republicans.
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Then, there's the question of the clue at the top of the website.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.) telling her colleague to "get a clue" Monday.
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All foreign-intelligence outfits spy on foreigners: the clue is in the name.
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It's like you have no clue what kind of world we live in.
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It also became apparent that he has no clue who Frederick Douglass is.
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We haven't a clue, but we don't mind looking at the pretty pics.
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The only explanation is that he has no freaking clue what it is.
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Almost no one who saw it had a clue what was going on.
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It was never something we considered, but we have no clue why not.
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It was just the clue they needed to get to the correct diagnosis.
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Trump gave a clue last week in an interview with The Daily Caller.
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But the sounds of gunfire from videos of the attacks offer a clue.
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Although once we're home, we have zero clue what to do with them.
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Politicians have no idea how to do this — they don't have a clue.
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I live in the present, without a clue as to what's coming next.
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"We still have no clue of what being born white means," he said.
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For President Trump, that survey last year may well have offered a clue.
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The firing offers a clue as to who was responsible for the ambush.
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Also, a word to the wise: read the clue for 2 Down carefully.
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That strategy is great — provided you have any clue where to get started.
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"I haven't a clue" who might run, said former RNC Chairman Michael Steele.
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Most people have little clue what it is, though the base sure does.
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If you're not, then I hope you enjoyed my mathy clue for AUNT.
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And finally, I was delighted that my clue for 1-Across was accepted!
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And Trump does not have a clue how to turn this thing around.
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The film's title is both a clue and a statement of the obvious.
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The clue is "outfits for big parts?" and the answer is FAT SUITS.
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As in Nea Kavala, migrants in Moria had no clue about their status.
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At this point, it's not clear where the next clue will come from.
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As far as how it affected intimacy for women, I hadn't a clue.
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Then carrying the revealer to its logical conclusion led to the clue inflation.
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"I don't have a clue what we're gonna be voting on," said Sen.
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And I think the clue here is found in the "creepy uncle" label.
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One clue to Mr Fernández's intentions will be his choice of treasury minister.
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DID GOOGLE SEARCH DATA PROVIDE A CLUE TO TRUMP&aposS SHOCK ELECTION VICTORY?
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So he truly has no clue that he isn't going to get ahead.
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The final clue came not from the man's doctor but from his son's.
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So with Linda's story as a clue, let me give you a quiz.
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In fact, patients often have no clue what it means anyway, he says.
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I met him but I have no clue what he said to me!
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I didn't have a clue it had happened until my mates told me.
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The erratic tweets may have actually offered a clue to the hackers' identity.
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It's possible Mr. Robot is leading it all and Elliot has no clue.
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Present. Tween Lindsay Lohan as an NYC super sleuth in Get A Clue?
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The Walgreens-Rite Aid merger could be an important clue in this puzzle.
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A clue is the occasional nervous laughter that pops up from the audience.
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I honestly have no clue how he got that million dollars in cash.
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I yanked-out the map and scanned its stupefying squiggles for a clue.
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Today, the clue is asking you to STEAL home base, as in baseball.
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My first clue that something was different should have been the calorie count.
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This picture shows the government doesn't have a plan or even a clue.
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For now, though, the rabbit is just a clue—a trembling, vulnerable animal.
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Questions to a race official yielded no clue as to what had happened.
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The clue for 31-Across was Erik's idea also — pretty funny, I think.
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A cryptic clue would have to include a "definition," some allusion to aura.
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A related clue was that nearby rocks often looked quite smooth, even polished.
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The clue is asking you for part of another P.R., or PUERTO Rico.
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The "Set out on the highway?" is not a verb in this clue.
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"I never had a clue how to do it," said Ms. Perrin, 39.
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Most of the time, we don't have a clue what's in our trucks.
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"I don't know a clue about this woman," Perel said of Melania Trump.
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But when he started out he had no fucking clue how business worked.
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How is the actor TAYE DIGGS related to a clue like 'Steady gig'?
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"One down in the mouth?" is also a very clever clue for it.
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A couple don't use every last speck of a clue, which is permitted.
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Nothing in the clue says the answer has to be an American president.
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In retrospect, this was probably a clue to the growing abundance of fakes.
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A clue for NIA usually refers to one of the following actresses: a.
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This clue is referring to the springs one might soak in at SPAS.
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It doesn't matter how interesting or clever a clue is if it's wrong.
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Or she'd start considering a clue for a word that was already done.
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One clue may be in the continued success of the Democrats' economic agenda.
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I felt like a detective, I was trying to find the missing clue.
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According to this clue, it's the No. 1 how-to search on Google.
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It's always worth noting when constructors and editors try for a fresh clue.
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When he said it, it was an authentic no-clue-at-all look.
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We'll go back and forth until we get a clue we both like.
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And newsrooms, including ours, waited for a clue as to the gunman's motive.
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All you had to do is look at the number of the clue.
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But we have no clue as to the reality of life without parole.
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Start with NA. 25A: This is probably the easiest way to clue EUROPA.
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"It gives you that clue that maybe something's not right," Mr. Adkison said.
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His LEGO clue said "mall" and it was given to panelist Nicole Scherzinger.
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I bet they wouldn't even talk about guns in a game of Clue.
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I never solve a cryptic in clue order — that's too hard for me.
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That clue involved trickery, unlike the rest, so he had me replace it.
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The red beard is clearly a clue, but still ... good job blending, Harry.
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At that time, nobody but my editors had a clue who I was.
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In fact, she said she had no clue what she'd be doing tomorrow.
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The mystifying Tatomer offered no clue on the bottle or on the website.
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Mr. Gordon is a pro at clue-writing — one of the best around.
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Evils certainly being the three obstacles to timely travel, listed in the clue.
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Holzhauer taunted Rutter after he rang his buzzer first to answer the clue.
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Nor does he have a clue about what Congress has been up to.
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") and GEE STRINGS, primarily because it's a silly clue ("'Wow, you have violins!
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For some solvers, "1975" was a year of release (correctly, in this clue).
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I'm particularly glad that my original clue for ARSÈNE made it through, however.
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The "hungry newcomers" clue could refer to the other members of McCartney's band.
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A revelatory clue floats from the sky and the killer is roped in.
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Another clue type that I liked was the "first to last" at 43A.
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There's a mansion full of suspects, a Clue board waiting to be solved.
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The funny part, of course, is that Will changed just about every clue.
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It wasn't until 2017 that researchers got any clue what Arrokoth looked like.
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So the clue "Odd group of musicians?" does not refer to their personalities.
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I even used to watch the marathon from there, like the clue mentions!
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This is like a foreign language clue, except that it's in British English.
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It's hinting at casting spells, and the answer to this clue is VOODOO.
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But note that in this clue, "Butt heads" is two words, not one.
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Similarly, at 18D, the clue "Big, tight embraces" should be BEAR HUGS, right?
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Martin's pursuit of that clue is intercut with flashbacks to the boys' upbringing.
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But, the show said, the original taping of the clue was broadcast accidentally.
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You have no clue how many applicants have the degree and zero experience.
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"Why people are breeding them today, I haven't got a clue," he added.
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The clue is "This puzzle's constructor, for one" and the answer is TEEN.
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At 55A, the clue "Food for thought?" was a bit tougher for me.
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White from the game Clue, indicated the sweat on her "Star Wars" shirt.
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As expected, all of the expanded versions are relevant to the apronym clue.
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"Haven't a clue, mate," the friend replies, stung by her own bad grade.
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It can also refer to monuments, and this clue hints at a TOMB.
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Sometimes a cryptic clue will not follow the regular "recipe" of definition + wordplay.
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What else could [Wolverine State], which is the secondary clue at 23A, be?
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I had no clue how she could be so different—so confident—online.
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I had my first solid clue that my old instructor was onto something.
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"Radiate" is the clue for both entries, which are EMIT and GIVE OFF.
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OBAMAS is no debut, but it is in answer to this particular clue.
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Normally the subtitle would provide a clue, but do we really need one?
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I thought immediately of dreadlocks, but that's not where this clue was going.
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The poor boy doesn't have any clue how to make a tea latte.
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The clue for ROSETTI (36D: Mozart contemporary Antonio ____) is intended to be tricky.
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She drifts from diner to diner, occasionally overhearing what sounds like a clue.
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Nobody has any clue what that is, but the bottom line is this.
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Or maybe it's a false clue and you go down the wrong alley.
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The second clue: Most of the victims had very low blood sugar levels.
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He had no clue what his next coaching opportunity would entail — total overhaul?
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Well the whole thing is pretty seamless, but there is one small clue.
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"Subjects for saving" sounds like a banking clue, but the answer is SOULS.
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But look at the clue a little closer: The L is in quotes.
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" The first theme entry clue, 16-Across, is "*Enjoying first-class amenities, say.
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A quote clue provides more variety to your puzzle, so that's my preference.
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The CELEBRITY CHEF entry/clue combo is one of my all-time favorites.
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And the final clue, 104A, was a reference to Roman mythology, "Cupid's catchphrase"?
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A clue referencing a musical note, or its equivalent, can be answered by ?
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Its 288 debut clue was "Where the star's name goes," which I like.
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Of its $15 million production budget, "Clue" only attracted $14.6 million in theaters.
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I bet you there's a website or two that are just "Clue" websites.
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There may be a clue there that could help us protect other species.
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Haven't got a clue what people in Leeds are into at the moment?
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It's an interesting question ... and I don't have any clue about the answer.
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There's a clue in the image file below, if you can find it.
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In a cross-referenced clue, the verbiage is usually "See X-Across" or "See Y-Down," and solvers are expected to read X-Across or Y-Down and try to figure out what that has to do with the original clue.
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When you see a clue with the word "opener," and it has a question mark, it's usually going to mean that we are looking for something having to do with the first letter (opening) of the other word in the clue.
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You can launch a business, like a tech start-up as the clue says, or you can turn a technological device on for the first time, which means you POWERED it ON. 232D: This one is almost like a partner clue.
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There is an art to writing clues that are only so tricky; most constructors who think of a particularly dastardly clue for an entry would find it difficult to sacrifice the clue in the name of maintaining an easy solving level.
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For the sake of the explanation to follow, if you don't see a clue, it's fair to assume that it is an anagram that requires no steps other than mixing up letters in a word or words in the clue.
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At first, I thought the clue "Sweetheart's brothers?" had to do with people you need to impress when you're dating someone, but this clue has to do with the fraternity song, "Sweetheart of SIGMA CHI," which was written in 222.
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Not all of the theme answers have pun answers like the first one, but they all follow the same method: Brackets hold clue for the state, state is anagrammed into the shaded/bubbled boxes, regular clue is for the overall answer.
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It would be just as unfair to say that the clue "Subject of the 1942 film musical 'Yankee Doodle Dandy'" for COHAN is not a good clue and entry because it occurred before Mr. Ezersky and Mr. Steinberg were born.
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It's stretchy to use that clue for a word like SIMMERED (which is typically clued straight to cooking, so kudos for the fresh clue), yet it works, because simmering something on the stove occurs when you keep the temperature relatively low.
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In Conversation with Ana Izquierdo (Talent Clue), Alicia Navarro (Skimlinks) and Johannes Reck (GetYourGuide)
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What will Ally do now that she has a clue about what's going on?
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That castlist is the clue to what Christmas albums now are: pieces of nostalgia.
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On Friday, Swift revealed yet another clue that something big is on the horizon.
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However, a clue may lie in this image shared by Peter Hannaford last December.
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Could Reedus have accidentally dropped a clue that Daryl dies shortly after Glenn's death?
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How can you blame China for taking advantage of people that had no clue?
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Tokarczuk offers a clue by way of her narrator: what we have written down.
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A February interview he did with Fox News provides a bit of a clue.
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The first clue is his Martha, Cora, who talks back at him without repercussion.
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In fact, the actress had little clue about why the movie was so controversial.
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Oort is passed over on the grounds that he was trailing a false clue.
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Once again proving weather men/weather women have no clue what they are doing.
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Given your research on shame, do you have any clue where this comes from?
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Kelvion Walker, then 19, had no clue his friend was driving a stolen car.
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An early clue that he'll be using that sword to bring about Cersei's demise?
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Perhaps there's a clue in the new trailer, which dropped right before the Oscars.
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And in fact, that the fungus leaves the brain alone may provide a clue.
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Who is completely lost, don't have a clue, everything you thought your life was.
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Another clue to help you out: listen sometimes to the music that goes on.
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And I don't think he really has a clue what I do for work.
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Very few have a clue what it's like to be in the leads shoes.
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I had a hundred dollars in my pocket, a suitcase, ambition, and no clue.
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I have no clue what that means, but I hope she's good at it.
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That's an important clue to how Facebook will adapt to this next computing platform.
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Investigators "don't have a clue what the motive" was for the homicide, Acevedo said.
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Based on the Amazon 4-Star store, you wouldn't have a clue that Amazon.
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"I think we're going to win, but I have no clue," El-Sayed said.
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No word on who bought the prized item ... but here's a clue -- they're RICH!!!
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