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The clue of the day easily goes to 26 Down: the "org.
The Clue of the Day award goes to 39 Down: "The Greek 'khalix' (pebble) for the English 'calculus,' e.g".
The clue of the day award definitely has to go to the witty description for OPERATIONS: "They're ordered by mathematicians".
The clue of the day in my book is at 24 Down, "Hindsights?" I will leave you to solve that one on your own.
The clue of the day in my book is "It might come out of a small speaker", which is, of course, DADA.
The clue of the proof of Theorem 1(b) is the following decisive assertion, which is deduced from the strong law of large numbers.
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I'm wondering about the energy released and the clues of atoms in transition.
One has to read the clues of what seems to be lost, in art, artefacts, intuitions, dreams.
In a way it will seem to the team members, that they are in a "foreign environment and have not yet understood all the clues of that environment".
If you're not already aware of it, the backlash from the cluing of the entry ILLEGAL in Jim Page's crossword puzzle from Thursday, February 15 has been formidable.
Pete Wilson, of course, is not Jerry Brown, and the clues of the past point only dimly into the future.
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