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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 136 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

'Break a leg!'
'Splendor in the Grass' Oscar winner
'___ who?'
8-Down's footwear
Actor/comedian Richard
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Author Zola
Barkley served with him: Abbr.
Bay window
Becomes the other half of?
Bicolor
Big engineering project
Bill spitter-outer
Bold
Brahmans, e.g.
Call from a pen
W.W. II gun
Wee one
Welcome sight to the parched
Well-known whale
What melting ice leaves
What some humor lacks
When D.S.T. ends
When George W. Bush was sworn in
___ cit.
___ Reader (magazine)
___ sandwich
Camp-out treat
Cants
Catchphrase
Coach
Comic strip Viking
Concealed
Country musician's acoustic guitar
Cow of commercials
Creole vegetable
Cutting-room staff?: Abbr.
Dentist's tool
Deprive of heat?
Don't stop
Draft inits.
Driller on base: Abbr.
Early calendar developers
Earthy hue
Easy as falling ___ log
El Greco, by birth
Encouraging word
Enthusiastic corrida cry
First name in cosmetics
Fixed firmly
Foreign objects
Fred Flintstone's boss
Frequent garden visitor
Gangster
Gets concrete results?
Gloomy
Haulage unit
Hence
Hollywood's Winger
Indiscretion
Infirmity-free
Part of N.B.
Pen pas?
Pilothouse abbr.
Pinellas Peninsula city, briefly
Present times?
Production studio device
Purposely loses
Really need to bathe
Really need to bathe
Regarded
Relatively reliable
Reverse sides
Roadie's ride
San Luis ___, Calif.
Scott Turow book
Seat holders
Secret meeting places
See eye to eye
Show up for
Site of some overseas security
Slippery
Softhead
Sole source
Some blinking lights, for short
Some parallelograms
Space ___
Sparta, for one
Sticky stuff
Strips
Successful pitch
Sun or moon
Synthetic fuel sources
Too inquisitive
Unfaithful one
Variety's beat, with 'the'
Inflamed
Inits. for an armchair quarterback?
Is moodily silent
It may precede old age
It's taken when leaving
Japanese prize in the 1894-95 Sino-Japanese war
Jim Croce's 'I Got ___'
Jury member
Karaoke equipment
Kenan's pal on Nickelodeon
Kennel racket
Kind of flour or ink
Kind of mutual fund
Kind of V.P.
Knock over, so to speak
Krupp's headquarters
Least certain
Lifesaver shapes
Like some riverbanks
Like tea bags, traditionally
Made in ___
Make cloudy
Medit. land
Miami Sound Machine frontwoman
Mix
Modus operandi
Nixon served with him: Abbr.
Nobelist for whom a physics unit is named
Not a bad golf score, informally
Nut for a nut weevil
O'er and o'er
Offspring
Onetime jet insignia
P
Pack it in, so to speak