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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 140 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Drew in books?
Drug unit
Dutch painter Frans
Express approval, in a way
Faculty levels, for short
Familiar complimentary close
Faucet attachment
First mate?
Flat person
Fleet
Flummox
Free from government control, slangily
Fresh scent
Genteel affair
Grier of 'Foxy Brown'
Had figured out
Helps
Hoosegow
Illicit drugs, briefly
Inkless pen
Island chain?
It's all ears
Its founder was born in Mecca
Jazz pianist Hines
Jiffy
Jude, for one
Justice Dept. division
Lady of Arthurian romance
Latin-American rattler
Lead
Leg-puller
Like a shoppe
Like some parties
Little sprinters
Straight man?
Suffix with chick
Summer quaff
Superfund org.
Swingers' grp.
They might save your breath
To be overseas
Toiling away
Trash receptacles
Two-faced
UNDERLINE
Vein specialists
W.W. II code machines
Wall Street workers
Washington and others
Wine unit
___ Friday
___ nut
___ pad
___-mo
'Ain't ___ Sweet'
'Eso ___' (Paul Anka hit)
'Kapow!'
'L'Arlésienne' composer
'M*A*S*H' co-star
'Rush!'
'Same here'
'Uncle!'
'Undo' mark
'You betcha!'
'___ luck?'
Abbr. after a comma
Acknowledges in passing
Actress Thurman
Adoring trio
Alternatives to Movados
Ambiguous headline about a police action
Ambiguous headline about agriculture legislation
Ambiguous headline about construction delay
Ambiguous headline about Mideast dealings
Ambiguous headline about school cooking lessons
Ambiguous headline about the Bush cabinet
Apollo vehicle
Approx. 252 calories
Athletic wear company founded in Australia
Bailiwick
Basketball position: Abbr.
Big fat mouth
Border
Buds
Cambodian currency
Capital on the Dnieper
Casual attire
Certain camera, for short
Christian name
Church alcove
Classic kids' game
Classic Welles role
Clear in the winter
Cliff feature
Collected dust
Company whose name is also its stock symbol
Consort to Queen Victoria
Couture monogram
CPR administrators
Crate label
Crime solver's aid
Customs
Dance pioneer Duncan
Deep-sixed
Defeat badly
Disney canine
Do a do
Look that could kill, say
Magician's opening
Many a perfume
Mentalist Geller
Meteorologist's line
Music bar
No longer fast
Nursery rhyme diner
Observed the Sabbath
Obstruct
Once before?
Parrot
Passable
Person behind a pram
Place for hops
Place to connect a mike
Platitudes
Poet Khayyám
Pooh pal
Popular painkiller
Pressing need?
Quick approval: Abbr.
Racket
Release
Reserve
Retired, as a prof.
Rise
Rooting sections?
Some mattresses
Some partners: Abbr.
Sound's partner
Specters
Store frequented by mechanics