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- February 10th, 2017
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of February 10th, 2017 other clues |
| How the crowd left the tea-room? |
| Better than the other barbers? |
| Register the money |
| Evades the question of how one keeps trespassers away? |
| Results of crossing birds with rodents? |
| Contributions from the same countries |
| Certain to break on being put into its box? |
| Paul, translating, says in French it means “praise” |
| Give to, to be put away |
| Remove again from the street or don’t remove |
| Having a boyfriend who had made a speech on behalf of? |
| Held dear, taking a positive step to protect |
| Reductions in commissions |
| “Know-all” had a clear, though erratic, round before |
| Why people get infected by the bicycle bug? |
| What the nudist with time on his hands has? |
| Utterly depressed, don’t you agree? |
| It’s played, boy, with a racket and ball |
| Seen skidding round the bend; the rain will clinch it |
| How many in favour of stifling the union? |
| Did some boring work in the theatre |
| If there’s aggravation or any trouble, one can move out |
| Starting the rumour that the boat is changing course? |
| Leading some back into the garrison |
| Shares the supplies |
| The twit pops out to get the cushions |
| Detain you in conversation, as Rose might |
| Having a liking for, is biased |
| Renowned for having whooped it up? |
| No, no.; Come back around lunchtime for something to eat |
| By putting in a row, I had made neater |
| Save soap |
| When everything changed and you became a convert? |
| His advances should be spurned |
| The time and speed are not at all good |
| Discovered Roger had moved into the front |
| The said refreshment stand |
| Holds and struggles with |
| Getting a house call, we enter frightened |
| Gave it a whirl again when one went back |
| The last one hundred in particular |
| Seen performing at the West End, is nervous |
| Left to last, I’m sad, worried and gloomy |
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