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Bully's heartless right-wing bombast (6) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Prize crossword of November 24th, 2012 other clues |
| Talk in which girl says she rambles, as 6 complains about cooking ingredient (7,2,8) |
| Enjoying oneself? Good man! (7) |
| Lady requiring oxygen for something catching? (5) |
| Family trips not starting, I abandon path (9) |
| See 1 |
| Grouse to swallow? (4) |
| Impairments stabilised, one doubly mobile (12) |
| Get-together — in what way a hive of activity, did you say? (5-7) |
| Bouncer releasing king from impossible choke (4) |
| Suspicious-looking, fishy, yet astonishing journalist (6-4) |
| Bird perhaps, given malicious gossip, hit back (9) |
| Old key for lift (5) |
| Male fed a bit of corn oil primarily, where cakes available? (3,4) |
| Star turn in a star (7) |
| Part of the body, the sound of Peking? (6) |
| Step down first of stairs to break rule (6) |
| Love all? Take less time and skill — mixed doubles (10) |
| Poet finds the mark of a leech on food (5) |
| <span>Poking bottom, I react badly, finding </span><i>E coli</i><span>, perhaps?
</span> (9) |
| Partial to pavilion, as Hanoverian architect (4) |
| King held up by goddess for nationals (8) |
| See 20 |
| Pulse -— bendy sort — pulse, ultimately, one gobbled by family (6,4) |
| Sea with exclamation of discovery about bats being upside-down — or, perhaps, 6 on 23? (4,3,2) |
| 20 8 by 6, perhaps, or from the poet Whitehead? (2,3,3) |
| Happy house passed around by rising river — that's extreme happiness! (8) |
| Good deal of this ornate creation of 6, perhaps (3,2,1,8) |
| Unwelcome visitors, first of aliens being upset about it (5) |
| Three's crowd trouble, if head to toe (4) |
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