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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 60 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Parts of some meters
Paul who directed 'Basic Instinct'
Pitching feat
Raised
Sassy girls
Serving as a diplomat below the rank of ambassador
Shipping weight
Spiteful
Spoilers
St. ___ River, separating Michigan from Ontario
Staged event
Strauss's '___ und Verklärung'
Stubborn
Suddenly quits running
Trattoria side dishes
Unwelcome C.I.A. discovery
Warmth
Was on easy street
Where to find a pig, maybe
Wisconsin college or its city
World Series-winning manager, 1981 and 1988
'As I Lay Dying' father
'Speed' star
'Ta-ta!'
1970's TV character whose real first name was Arthur, with 'the'
Activist?
2004 Olympic track gold medalist ___ Gatlin
Actress who played the Bond girl Octopussy
Angular measurement
Assemblies
Beginning
Capital of the Solomon Islands
Champagne department
Closed with a lock
Country singer Steve
Daughter of Ares
Discombobulated
Do together
Doozy
E-7, e.g.: Abbr.
Efficient employee
Emerson's '___ Beauty'
Expert
Fed
Fen-___ (former diet drug combo)
Give heed
Go on
Has an early lead
I
In art, an underlying image that's been painted over
In modern lingo, a vegetarian who occasionally eats meat
It may be blue, brown or green
Knight at the movies
Like things?
Literary orphan adopted by the Dursleys
London borough with Wimbledon Stadium
N.B.A. All-Star Allen
Nester
Painting
Parts of numbers