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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 41 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Fairytale ending, "And they all lived ... ever after"

Instructed (barrister)

Envious

Rub until sore

Speak to crowd

Hide

Pass (legislation)

Lessened

Skilled

Bubble burst

Wet soil

Sing softly

Piano key material

Strangely

Made possible for

Applauds

Altogether (2,3)

Remembrance

Increased (gap)

Technical procedures

Emerged from egg

Straw sun hat

Inoculate

Longed (for)

Fell apart (5,2)

Shoe lining

Reconnaissance raids

Guards

Gambol

Pointed gun

Curved part of circle

The self

Heavy weight

Flight staff

Equipped with more weapons

Rectangles

Small embroidery holes

Agreed to

Servile aide (3,3)

Repugnant

Achievable

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