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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a range of clues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple hints or pieces of information that can help solve a problem or mystery.
Example: "The detective found a range of clues that pointed to the suspect's whereabouts."
Alternatives: "a variety of hints" or "a collection of evidence".
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Readers who ask themselves this question are provided with a range of clues, or cues.
But this debut by writer-director Greg Marcks is a skilful, intriguing puzzle of a film which wraps itself around like an MC Escher drawing, starting where it began, but giving the viewer a range of clues and solutions along the way.
Chris Harvey, again from The Daily Telegraph identified a range of clues, cultural references and possible inspirations.
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Studies of a range of habitats have given clues as to the type of factors capable of disrupting the intrinsic homeostasis that exists within microbial communities.
There is a little more space for creativity in theme crosswords, which carry a theme throughout the whole range of clues, such as focusing on animals, circus life, a day at the beach, etc.
In the future, a range of novel techniques may provide further clues as to the underlying injury and prognosis, including serological biomarkers of injury, 82 advanced MR imaging, 83 84 diffusion tensor imaging 85 87 and bio-impedance techniques.
They will know that clues calling on such a range of knowledge for their solution come along only now and then.
The way Mr. Wheeldon connects a range of choreographic images in a single legato flow is a clue to why so much has been made of him.
They get the chance to drive a range of cars and, until they get to work, often haven't a clue what or where they may be driving.
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