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Yesterday’s NYT&nbsp, Connections puzzle&nbsp, was a pretty straightforward one, in my opinion. Perhaps it was a puzzle-maker’s present on July 4th. Read on for answers and hints for today’s Associations.

The Times today has a app for Associations, similar to the one used on Wordle. Go there after you play in order to get a numerical rating and have the software review your responses. Players who have signed up for the Times Games section you then nerd out by monitoring their progress, including the number of puzzles won, the number of times they completed a perfect score, and their winning streak.

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Tips for today’s Associations groups

The groupings in today’s Connections puzzle are ranked from the simplest yellow group to the tense ( and occasionally bizarre ) purple group according to four hints.

Round and round class hint in yellow.

Salute, natural team tinge:

Blue class advice: Turn on the air.

Purple party advice: Disclose your photo.

Solutions for Links groups of today

Components of a vehicle in the golden party.

Green team: Attributes of military clothing.

Used in air, in blue group.

Purple team: Take advantage of it as a chance.

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What are the solutions to the Connections of Today?

The golden words in today’s Contacts are

The wheelparts design is present. Hub, disc, spoke, and wheel are the four solutions.

The alternative words in tomorrow’s Contacts

Descriptors for defense clothes are the concept. Camo, gloomy, weakness, and khaki are the four responses.

The comments in today’s Links are in blue.

The air style is employed. The four options are line, line, and hose.

The crimson words in today’s Contacts

The idea is to take advantage of possibility instead. The four options are “blow, gain, overlook, and waste.”