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- February 18th, 2020
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of February 18th, 2020 other clues |
| What a person of standing may need to hang on to |
| It’s down and out in the Scottish borders |
| It calls for water, as a doctor should |
| Could playing it be a job outside the Nag’s Head? |
| Where there’s a charge to go round the lagoon? |
| Capital place for an air centre |
| Person paid to look at books |
| A shade less than creditable |
| Concoct some story of revolution? |
| Next, I had bees buzzing around! |
| The outer part. (See above) |
| Fierce cause of much agony for a doctor |
| Finest of tube stations? |
| It takes a long time to change one |
| Disease causing wild alarm at the podiatry centre |
| Have a striking idea that may come to nothing if NG |
| It’s proportionate to air, perhaps |
| Tricks with right purposes |
| Forbid to draw the line wrong |
| Doesn’t work, but possibly lies around a lot |
| The direction of Bognor, think you? |
| Cooperate to get the side promoted |
| Be in a neighbourly location |
| In favour of getting paid |
| Exotic product brought back from Ragusa |
| A comparatively incisive crook |
| He can give you a toot |
| Did farm work bound to include apprentices |
| Pass forward at a certain mark |
| New ideas in drama |
| A “Division One” supporter? |
| One in addition to a horse? |
| A wing-shaped letter! |
| Started, for instance, during Prohibition |
| Policemen admit evidence of debt – indeed, ample! |
| Was it spoken in U-boats? |
| One is so in order to listen |
| For bread, dough is the wherewithal |
| Take on a high-sounding army corps |
| Heavy demand, dash it! |
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