Create solutions for the clues by using the available syllables. A question mark after a clue denotes word play or trickery is afoot. The number of syllables in an answer is followed by the number of letters for each clue. Syllables are used only once.
After all of the numbered clues are correctly answered, their first and last letters, reading down, will reveal the puzzle's
Sage Advice:.
Example: Syllable puzzle [4-12]
(solution: syl + la + cros + tic)
Starting Syllables:A A AGE AL AP BAN BRUCK CAB CAN CHA CU DICT DRA E EL EN ER FLOR HEND HI I I IN IN INNS LACK LAND LEC LEV LOW LU MENT MI NA NA NER NET NOUS NUS O O OT PA PAG PRE RA RICH RIN RUS SAC SAM SWA TA TAH TAU THI TI TINE TION TION TIVE TO TRI U U VA VAR WAN ZI
Remaining Syllables: A CAN RICH THI TO VA
Sage Advice: 
= 1. COUNTRY LOVER [3-7]
= 2. SANCTION [2-5]
= 3. D-DAY BEACH [2-4]
= 4. INFLUENCE [3-8]
= 5. NUMBERED ARRANGEMENT [4-10]
6. ARCHITECTURAL PLANTS? [3-7]
= 7. ADVISORY COUNCIL [3-7]
= 8. GAEA'S MATE [3-6]
= 9. INTELLECTUALLY BRILLIANT [3-8]
10. DMITRI'S COMRADE [3-8]
= 11. LAKE ERIE CITY [4-10]
= 12. 1976 OLYMPICS SITE [2-9]
= 13. SERVED WITH SPINACH [3-10]
= 14. STUDY OF ORATORY [4-9]
= 15. HINDU RAIN GOD [2-5]
= 16. VERY SWEET STUFF [3-9]
= 17. UNDERSTAND [3-9]
= 18. CELESTIAL BOVINE [2-6]
= 19. FORMAL ACCUSATION [3-10]
= 20. GAUGUIN'S REFUGE [3-6]
= 21. METAL URN [3-7]
= 22. SCHULTZ PORTRAYER [2-6]
= 23. OPTIONAL [3-8]
= 24. AFRICAN KINGDOM [3-9]
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