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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 36 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

''Getting and ..., we lay waste our powers'' (Wordsworth)

Apparel, garb

Append

At a higher temperature

Automaton

Ceremonial procession

Coming later

Conveyance for moving a film camera

Country in which power lies with the electorate

Epidemic disease with high mortality

Evergreen vine

Farewell to the French

Fearful expectation

Formal discussion through argument

Free from dirt

H

Imitate the primate

Loud public clamour

Low, woody plants

Make a serious effort

Member of a board

Naval response to an order

Nude

Pester the old horse

Pulchritudinous, gorgeous

Pursues

Reflections or representations

Rigid, unbending

Say or do again

Scintillated, flashed

Selecting by ballot

Snooping, nosing

Source, root

Suffering, privation

Supporter of Cromwell in the English Civil War

Take unawares

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