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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 82 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Add up to
Texter's "Can you believe it?!"
"Good going!"
"Go ahead, tell me the answer"
Latin phrase before a year
Suspicious (of)
Long, long time
Class with angles, for short
Yule ___ (Christmas confection)
One day ___ time
Fit perfectly
Like kiwis and plum tomatoes, by shape
See 36-Down
Astonished exclamations
Batman or Harry Potter, e.g.
Tributary of the Missouri River
Competition participant
Metaphor for lies, in a Walter Scott poem
Homer Simpson's signature cries
Unclothed figures
Took without asking
See 39-Across
Vexation
"I'm glad that's over!"
Pinnacle
The first "O" of O-O-O
Jafar's parrot in "Aladdin"
Bearded beasts
Gazillions
Have memorized
NSFW, probably
Breakfast brand
With 43-Across, historical period found in each set of circled letters
Fled
Young chaps
Green dispensers
Cousin ___ ("The Addams Family" character)
Aboveboard
Hoppy brew
S.U.V. alternative
Many California wines
Neither's partner
The first "O" of O.O.O.
___ Richards a.k.a. Mr. Fantastic
Basis for some vaccines
Event first televised in 1953, with "the"
Finishes
Cube root of 1,000
"Couldn't have said it any better"
What a winner takes, it's said
Annual video game competition, for short
Intel-gathering mission
Lines at the cinema?
Mix at a mixer, say
Partner
Snags
Opening with leaks?
"Smells Like ___ Spirit" (Nirvana song)
Gobbled up
Feature of a deerstalker
Divine Father
Baton Rouge sch.
Needed further explanation
Oolong, e.g.
Surviving, but just barely
Shakespearean words to a traitor
Coins that are 1.35 mm thick
Seaweed around sushi
A braggart has a big one
Howls at the moon
Trim, as text
___ Prize (satirical scientific award since 1991)
Opposite of "for here"
Terrific, in slang
Humble response to "How do you do it?"
With 52-Down, 39-Across leader from 1949 to 1976
"Unbelievable!"
Singer James
Site of a fabled gift horse
In the near future
Greek vowel
Feverish symptom