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Continually (3,2,3,3) crossword clue


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The Guardian Quick crossword of June 17th, 2016 other clues
Rough sleeper (6)
Chicago gangster, d. 1947 (6)
Broadcast (5)
Butterfly (emperor, say?) (7)
Small rowing boat (5)
Kent/Pas-de-Calais link (7)
Kind of street where cars shouldn't meet head-on (3-3)
John Wyndham's lethal walking plant (7)
Experience (7)
Neck back (6)
Source of natural pearls (6)
Ring furthest from the bullseye (5)
Candle cords (5)
Unpleasantly cool and humid (6)
1960 thriller starring a deranged Anthony Perkins (6)
Small carnivorous freshwater fish (7)
Toughen up (5)
Lowest point (5)
Spanish monarch's daughter (7)
Pronto (2,3,6)
Coffee substitute (7)
Unsmart (5)
Incapable (5)
City of central Holland (7)
Felt hat (6)

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