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| Irish Times Crosaire crossword of September 4th, 2021 other clues |
| Far too old and fat, it's said, for the organisers of the first Olympics |
| Noel's doctor rings Mike - it's grave |
| Old master knocks out Ted's wisdom tooth |
| Get shut of what's twisted in mixed nerve |
| Uplifting fragment of favourite yarn of The Abominable Snowman |
| Recalls fresh starters of salad and wings in European capital |
| Gorblimey - without Boyle it's dire |
| VAT for most fish? |
| Criminal sets up university college foundation with small lump |
| Recognised in part, rebellious characters threw a sickie |
| What you might pay for sample of DO Rueda to knock back? |
| Got nice and comfy in new Leeds building overlooking square |
| Rock near a port with cats? |
| Great selection of beers to pitch |
| Sent off, for example, for heading goal that should have been saved? |
| Grow a reduced amount - sounds like something heard in agricultural college? |
| Drink with father from Oxford - a city synonymous with Syrians spending pounds? |
| Some psychedelic food market |
| How is this on the agenda to take the peas out of meat pies? |
| State of mushrooms served up primarily with incredible sides of fried ray |
| In a roundabout way, makes sense to Marsh to add starch |
| Sycophants dismiss head of state in Asian country |
| In an intense way, God-fearing type crosses Peter at The Centre |
| The right to see the best of what The Sun has to offer is a legal right, granted |
| In retrospect, finishes with 2 down in 20 down and in that there's gold |
| theterritory.ie, for one? |
| Is capable of a good row with one of those familiar with Schull report |
| Topic or problem raised by architect perhaps |
| Jumble of characters in Henry James' Sacred Fount |
| Turns up, English agent gets to ridicule Trim host |
| Lady's maid dismisses Adams in a lazy manner |
| 'I know that I know nothing' - an insight of Plato or Socrates? |
| Bit of evidence concealed by United Nations |
| Type of bush that grows up both sides of Tyrolean Mountain Peak |
| Name of the man upstairs according to Daniel Lord? |
| Unfolds oily cheesecloth? With a silky, crispy texture! |
| As old as The Hills starting for all sides today |
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