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Now NYT Connections puzzle a fun one for Agatha Christie fans, because the last name of one of her detectives appears on the grid. Read on for today’s Connections clues and answers.

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Announcements for Connections groups today

Here are four hints for the groups in today’s Connections puzzle, ranked from the easiest yellow group to the difficult (and sometimes surprising) purple group.

Notice the yellow group: Time.

Green group hint: Must enter.

Blue group hint: Characters in a genre of books.

Purple group hint: They grow in the forest, sometimes, but with a twist.

Answers for today’s Connections groups

Yellow group: Duration.

Green group: Credentials for login.

Blue group: Protagonists of modern crime series.

Purple group: Trees and a letter.

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What are the answers to Connections today?

The yellow words in the current Connections

The theme is duration. The four answers are interval, period, span and stretch.

The green words in the current Connections

The theme is login credentials. The four answers are lanyard, pass, stamp and wristband.

The blue words in the current Connections

The theme is modern crime series protagonists. The four answers are Bosch, Cross, Reacher and Ryan.

The purple words in today’s Connections

The theme is trees and a letter. The four answers are patas (fir), Marple (maple), popular (poplar) and salmo (palm).

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