| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Analyzes | 5 letters | reads |
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| Analyzes | 5 letters | tests |
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| Analyzes | 6 letters | assays |
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| Analyzes | 8 letters | dissects |
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- Tests (a metal)
- Tests, as ore
- does an ore chore
- analyzes for purity
- Attempts
- analyzes, as a rock
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- Analytical reports
- Analyzes
- Evaluates
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- Analyzes metal
- measure the value of metal
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- tests done on ores
- Analyses of 36D components
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- studies very carefully
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- does some analytical piece-work
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- Cuts up
- Cuts into pieces
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- Reviews
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- Likes literature
- Gets the mood of
- Patronizes a library
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- Tries out for a role
- ... the riot act to; berates
- Communists taking in American Studies
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- uses a kindle
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- looks at the sun, say
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- Auditions
- Uses a Kindle, maybe
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- understands, as a radio message
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- Infers
- Librarian's verb
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- Interprets a part
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- Midterms and finals
- They may come in batterie
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- Hospital bill list
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- Hospital work
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- Mettle revealers
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- "Every adversity ... your character."
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- Doctor's orders, maybe
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- What the doctor ordered
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- See 8
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