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- January 31st, 2020
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of January 31st, 2020 other clues |
| Listen to the Scandinavian and learn about translating |
| How sick one is of having to be exuberant? |
| From the biting cold, help to protect |
| The language, when it’s non-vegetarian food! |
| Filling a vacancy in the clothing department |
| The best part was getting the big score |
| Mischievousness you wouldn’t expect from the little angel? |
| Stylish and showy when running |
| A Sicilian small town kid going to America |
| Not the whole catch is thrown back |
| Convinced one it had been clinched |
| To cap it, when rewritten the content is really awful |
| Eighteen letters back from “table” |
| Suppress for a time the files assembled about it |
| Steed is the chap making out the invoices |
| Poster showing a shopkeeper |
| Prudence has the ability to see into the picture |
| Thinking of making yourself a hot drink? |
| He’s right beside the tree |
| Take in, with the dessert |
| Dash round to get the car |
| What the nudist who’s not at all busy has? |
| Bled every one in it white |
| Being inclined to remove the top and bottom |
| Getting to be, with the advent of |
| Smart, which is auspicious |
| One’s best pen friend? |
| Called with the money? |
| Surprise by getting the old right in! |
| Is it written in stone that demagogues must? |
| With companion, I again occupy the apartment |
| Give a little jerk when you switch on |
| Wish you hadn’t got it at the herbalist’s? |
| In flight, is looking out at it frightening? |
| Gives back to the salesman, say, when faulty |
| As far as “a dud on evil bent” |
| Is it easy to give up if you’re slimming? |
| Having taken power will continue, you suppose |
| Because it’s followed by a shoot-out, indeed |
| Punishes, but not for wrongs? |
| How good the yarn was you found perturbing? |
| The smallest note – a fifty |
| Doing everything possible to have no blacklegs |
| A fellow diner-out: someone pleasant to be with |
| In the ravine, find the English man |
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