| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| State emphatically | 4 letters | aver |
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| State emphatically | 6 letters | affirm |
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| State emphatically | 7 letters | declare |
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- State to wobble after leader deposed
- Declare to be in a very good mood
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- Some have ruined state
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- solemnly state
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- Hail Queen for State
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- A very incomplete state
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- boldly state
- Vouch
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- Rant beginning to end? Say it's true!
- Road to Republican state
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- hold true
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- Name trump, in bridge
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- Make known
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- State publicly
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- stop batting for a month - real stupid
- Customs word
- Announce two poor grades at college
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- Affirm
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- ... a major
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- State emphatically and authoritatively
- Borders of diverse county or state
- Say you don't intend to run!
- state of french college
- stop batting at customs?
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- State emphatically tortured Red Alec
- opens french one and holds
- State explicitly
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- Announce when cleared for take off
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- Testify
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- recal
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- Report
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