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Composer was first to leave the Towers? (5) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Prize crossword of December 21st, 2019 other clues |
| Birds don't start fighting around edges of the lake (9) |
| One takes power — by using this, reportedly? (7) |
| Is obliged to admit scam (8) |
| Artificial fishing flies recently stolen (9) |
| All right in annexe? (6) |
| Like end of evening bathed in light (7) |
| Note one's missing in Buckinghamshire (4) |
| A lad from Tyneside found on the River Dee (6) |
| It's about time rich teas are distributed in the Fens (9) |
| Evergreen tree put back in lawn (7) |
| Back worker to get some work (6) |
| Damage by those attending the game (7) |
| Obvious home of genial comic! (6) |
| Cannot be reviewed backwards in east Suffolk (6) |
| Cream's first track in the East Neuk of Fife (5) |
| Dung beetle turns tail on isle near 3 (6) |
| Graduate with sign about sailors near Edinburgh (7) |
| Channel broadcasting cricket to Spain (4) |
| Plant has somehow to subsume electricity (5,3) |
| One river? Good gracious! (6) |
| Fish for salmon around borders of Cheshire (9) |
| Cooked sardine by Morecambe Bay (7) |
| Meal cut short by sound of loud bark (5) |
| Dutch graphic artist caught out (5) |
| No great shakes on east Cornish hamlet (7) |
| Playwright has revised first of works in Greater Manchester (4) |
| Dad by inlet on stamp-issuing isle off 60 (5) |
| Background with hot milk containers in front (12) |
| The rocky ridge near Leek, thoroughfare almost on small adjacent county (7) |
| Relative's face gets beat in rhyme near Loughborough (9) |
| King replaces lord in calligraphy? (9) |
| A student of Schoenberg with parts of elegy (8) |
| Comedian Vine's with Kasparov on the Isle of Lewis (9) |
| Catch half of winter, say (7) |
| Cockney highwayman's demand (7) |
| Leading seaman on Irish waters (6) |
| Partnership with Aussie jumpers is suggested (2,7) |
| Be in conflict; have an argument (6) |
| Flower that is 50% wisteria on reflection (4) |
| Help rejected in hostel by men near Goss Moor (6,6) |
| Actress Goldie's embracing god at the football ground (9) |
| A body decomposed near 24 (5) |
| A recording and a new review by Helensburgh (12) |
| Frame of picture with a three-D representation (9) |
| Chaps suggested force to a unique Scottish lake (8) |
| Endless bad weather? Not at all (9) |
| Scots know small diagram of village near Bridgend (6) |
| New tam o'shanter, but no hat! (8) |
| Barn doors regularly reflected off 60 (4) |
| John Lennon keeps moving (5) |
| Oven — round oven (8) |
| Knight held by virile writer first found near Betws-y-Coed (9) |
| Half of the sledge with awfully wonky exterior (8) |
| Ain't professional on the Queen of the Hebrides (5) |
| Enemy fleet the Spanish rebuffed on 60 (8) |
| Grandma with new canine indoors (8) |
| Suggested residences for Aussie cricketing brothers (6,6) |
| Derived from Israel and Denmark (8) |
| Some Like It Hot (5) |
| Mudd turns up dropping last chips (8) |
| Parted from praetorian guard wandering on Coll (9) |
| Any basic change in hamlet near John o'Groats (8) |
| Even innards of basset hound are required! (5) |
| Left narrow road, having flipped over badly (8) |
| Poor Neanderthal man lost tanner near Watford (8) |
| Clubs at town in Borsetshire (9) |
| Popular grammar school close to Lake Windermere (4) |
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