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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of July 5th, 2022 other clues |
| Left one's bed and dressed |
| Where, abroad, it's wrong to gamble |
| Aptly enough, it's at the back of the ship |
| Where a girl can get ahead in hairdressing |
| Sticky bit of an argument |
| Quietly thrust into the water? |
| Still a day of anticipation before November |
| Fit to wear a two-piece? |
| This insect can possibly escape |
| Be troubled and sure upset about the noisy music |
| A little matter for a professional heavyweight |
| Informal female from Winchelsea |
| Such comics must bear examination |
| Hearty half of beer at the pub |
| Wild romps at the Albert Hall |
| Spiritual, fictional bear |
| One part of Surbiton |
| Sorry about the cake |
| Notedly slow movement during work |
| For a novice to finish better would make a change |
| Horrify a friend, being soft-hearted |
| A nut for the horse |
| Away back in the pavilion |
| Stuff with food and drink around midnight |
| The score of the century |
| Absolutely backed up - depend on it! |
| Sign of love, chaps? |
| See '17' |
| and 19. With a dark look, promises to water the garden |
| Ventures to use many units of area |
| Obtained leave to start talks |
| Archbishop cooked meals round the Nag's Head |
| Not a handy game? |
| Naughty boys? |
| How Len tires of being an attentive fellow |
| Lamps switch at closing time, for instance |
| A rewarding occasion |
| Sudden activity to get pass at end of term |
| Clear piece of luck for the plain-clothes men |
| Informally, it's said to acknowledge superiority |
| Visit James Bond's boss, it would appear |
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