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- January 30th, 2024
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As a flier, his heart's in the scheme crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 30th, 2024 other clues |
| The pair who shook Cleo up |
| Seem depressed, yet take a lofty view |
| In writings, love is something that grows |
| Horsy place whence bleats may come |
| Priest's moving spirit? |
| One taking a turn as opener, partnering "20 Down" |
| Nominally favourite concert piece |
| An act defended heartlessly |
| Cooked enough for a weekend in bed |
| Old-fashioned fireside game? |
| To an RAF officer, a river resort? |
| Girl got up as a flower |
| It's blue, green, or maybe Red |
| He takes too much interest |
| To an old soldier, brown Bess |
| Did he prophesy nothing for Sam to get upset about? |
| How Cleo's car wrecked some little boats? |
| Providing the location to hold a session in Gateshead |
| Brought about by half the cars being second-hand |
| Investigated no amateurish plot |
| Alternatively, the little woman |
| Frolicsome leader? |
| Get in trouble with the police! |
| The man who came to dinner |
| Produce in order to earn |
| Grisly end for the foxy type |
| Like a flush in hearts or diamonds |
| State figure interrupting meals |
| Libertines with dirty teeth? |
| Might he live licentiously at central Ruislip? |
| Bend over the front of the vessel |
| If you lose "14 Across", here's a duplicate |
| Strength needed in order to copy out ten |
| Favouring three letters out of nine |
| Have recourse to a new roster |
| The trees at Epsom, of course? |
| Consuming, for example, about a can |
| A striking character |
| You can see the outward temptation of pelf |
| Money? Back us with a thousand |
| Mum's at the bus terminus a lot |
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