The phrase "and clues in a" is not a complete or correct expression in written English as it stands.
It may be used as part of a larger sentence where it connects to a subject or verb, typically in contexts involving investigation or discovery.
Example: "The detective found evidence and clues in a hidden compartment of the desk."
Alternatives: "and hints in a" or "and indicators in a".
In addition, individual protein phosphorylation events often have important roles and clues in broad signalling networks within a cell.
Until now, however, evidence linking the pestilence to malaria has mostly been from a few literary sources and indirect clues in a cemetery for infants uncovered at a villa near the town of Lugnano, 70 miles north of Rome.
Jonah Kagan is back and his theme rolled right off my crayon and into the grid (what, you thought I used a pen or a pencil?) The title is "Front Flips," and the theme takes familiar phrases, flips the first or front word, and clues them in a punny way.
For positioning, the user holds an interactive cane, connected to the system via Bluetooth interface and providing navigational clues in a form of a haptic feedback.
And we get more clues in a few weeks when Apple is expected to unveil its new tablet device, which may or may not have some sort of carrier network and/or carrier-run WiFi agreement that comes with it.
The puzzle in the paper and online combines baseball and music and features four clues in which a pitcher on a World Series team shares a name with a musician who scored a No. 1 hit on the Billboard charts.
Mr. Savoy has added a "ten" or an I and an O to his base phrases and clued them in a humorous way.
The theme is simple enough: the letters in XMAS are placed in front of a familiar phrase and re-clued in a punny way.
At first glance, this is a simple puzzle about movie titles with a letter added to each one and then clued in a punny way.
Others shuffled around for clues in a bespoke puzzle hunt.
