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- January 20th, 2017
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A silly tune, but after the gunplay it’s soothing crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 20th, 2017 other clues |
| A lot to pack, moving home’s horrible |
| Kept talking, to fluster the fellow |
| Shot in rotation |
| Panic when the key hidden in it is hard to find |
| Fight and when Lew is groggy the interval intervenes |
| Obsess you before you take up residence in |
| Proved to have been switched off |
| How the well-known restaurant said “Full” |
| A large snake found in the garden shed? |
| A branch or part of the trunk |
| Smart to conceal the wad of notes if you’re walking |
| Break down completely and the daughter is having mental treatment |
| Play the high-flier |
| An outlaw gang, it is |
| There’s no telling if you can manage to keep them |
| The steak is so under cooked, to start with |
| A brilliant game |
| Decision about the lining? |
| He’s to retire, starting tomorrow |
| The animals are running, gosh, to the bushes! |
| Having rescued, brought home to one |
| Pops back to the home in a state of great excitement |
| If it’s successful, you may have to part again! |
| Deduce, as you wind it up |
| Almost a quarter premature |
| Stopped for a stop-light the others went through |
| Terrible waste; a free dress and she wears uniform |
| It’s not the same when let out, the jacket, dear, is spoiled |
| No good as a drum, or second to none! |
| The same day, it gets to |
| A clot to mix black in with the blue |
| For the record, what you saw after you fell |
| Informed to have been among those shot |
| It’s lucky her son’s wearing the kilt! |
| In a class of one’s own? |
| Also forming part of the supplement |
| A girl’s name in Morse code? |
| About first gear, make one feel very unhappy |
| Without a word about the network - foolish |
| I dress to go out and get the prescribed medication |
| Penetrated that one had enrolled in |
| Goaded one, popping in a terribly rude note |
| When up, getting the boys some things to eat |
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