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Completely one-sided, but that's OK crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of November 10th, 2017 other clues |
| The "Get a move on" does seem pointed |
| A restaurant on the way home |
| In the film, play the drunk |
| Very small and twinkling |
| "The wrong people", you put in, "to pester" |
| Material the go-getter went off East to get |
| Didn't leave behind the children, one argued |
| The foot, from the top of the toe to the heel |
| The attendant will put more crushed ice round it |
| Got up in pink |
| Attack a cat in France after a bird |
| Stop to get the man something from the supermarket |
| Helps to protect, one notices |
| Room for about a thousand fish |
| Spend money freely when they let you have it! |
| Unhappy, urge to take action about |
| Will try to get at the men trapped inside |
| Helpful advice from one's best friend |
| Only a third of the people admitted publicly |
| It's very old and you have replaced it |
| Hints again the notes are forged |
| Run down, father. Edgar is in trouble outside |
| Get as far as "Useless. Will have a bad end" |
| Set about Brian patrolling outside (the guard) |
| How the bird looks after preening in the tree? |
| Stopped the others going through a stop light |
| He draws a box first with nothing in it |
| Does he, after tea, take to his bed? |
| The paying of one's debt to the community? |
| The ushers have no aspiration to become operators |
| Are collectors, you understand |
| Having a cold, going back to bed |
| How some T-shirts can be got on is impossible to understand! |
| Run again and the cat's out to catch |
| Give your seat to? That's champion! |
| As a leader, powerful and stubborn |
| Will agree to come back, you assume |
| Had dug a hole, you think, to get out from the asylum |
| Not bending over because lacking the energy to? |
| Tied up to deter wandering round the enclosure |
| In the new tests, including the former groups |
| In brief, first-class |
| Smart attempt to get a goal through |
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