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- July 19th, 2018
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of July 19th, 2018 other clues |
| They enable you to see a slight possibility |
| That romantically remembered ash blonde? |
| The smooth stuff you're lucky to be on |
| A rambler came up |
| At the boxing match, what one hears from the church? |
| A brolly with character |
| School of royal equerries |
| Allowed to run out |
| Being stony, is only able to give a friend love |
| Swing round in ever changing direction |
| To appear advanced, use foresight |
| Spanish party for Poles? |
| They're good, but they don't take orders |
| In no way historic or futuristic |
| Diplomacy used in taking volunteers to court |
| One side of a tea strainer |
| Powerful force taking a convict back east |
| It grows, somewhat like sage |
| The last thing one may want to hear at a concert |
| Just the bird to ring us when hungry |
| Obtained from the branch at the end of the street |
| A letter or two from a Scotswoman |
| I had one order in the vernacular |
| It could be the size used by decorators |
| To be honest, a woman surrounded by wealth |
| A measure of good and bad |
| A sweeter rhyme to amuse well-balanced children |
| Twin ones can form a team |
| Lacking refinement, a bit of a tearaway |
| It'll hold a little food, maybe as bait |
| The rest may be in the bank |
| Chat a girl up? |
| Left a fellow behind |
| Such an order, one can send to a pupil |
| It can lend support to an artist's views |
| Owl fluttering close to the ground |
| A little house in South Utrecht |
| Muddled in mood, takes part in a game |
| In practice, stirred by a rod going round |
| Ready for a drink and a bit of sport |
| So Dai contrived to say farewell! |
| That Euro rubbish you may have seen on TV? |
| Still, there's satisfaction in getting it |
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