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- June 23rd, 2017
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A name that’s music to your ears? crossword clue
C A R O L
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of June 23rd, 2017 other clues |
| Put railings all round, which is not allowed |
| The news is the thing that got me rattled |
| Plus wandering into one myself, on a caprice |
| Able to accommodate the girl? That’s lovely! |
| Continuing and taking the lead |
| Return some you catch |
| Again one is going back east by train |
| The first two letters, by the way, are from overseas |
| Emphasise that the accountant returned the money |
| There’s nothing about providing accommodation for the animal |
| After the intense commotion, left on guard |
| What happens when one bank communicates with another? |
| Said you and I would help with the gardening |
| In ringing tones, joins the conversation? |
| The alloy is on top: that is the wood |
| Was instrumental in, when one joined the cast |
| Praiseworthy, you believe, and competent |
| Worry you so much you shake? |
| The whole fifty enter, to pit themselves against |
| In short, managed to get a little something to eat |
| A position that really suits you in a pleasant hotel |
| Turn a bad shot into a good shot? |
| The facts from someone imprisoned? |
| Meant to think |
| Belittles the Degas work “Paris Plays,” exhibited in it |
| The roundabout jerked the tin and the cider in it spilled |
| Motorway rage in a new form that’s a real headache |
| Revised, it’s become quite different |
| Spoke crossly to, when one knocked |
| Getting information about, of a kind |
| With precipitation, I shot round |
| Having left the seat one was rebutted for occupying |
| Having had a lot to drink, returned with a gun |
| Got back there to re-group, at the same time |
| Pass coming back from the local |
| Remonstrate with, showing sense |
| Do the many fashions about make a comeback? Hardly ever |
| Supported right through, when one left the straight and narrow |
| The very best, you see, in retrospect |
| Have for sale to this day; it’s just not moving |
| Did come round at that point, having been indecisive |
| Such an error as showing one’s anger proved to be? |
| Go to pieces when you bark at |
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