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- February 17th, 2023
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Ignoring all the red lights and going to any lengths crossword clue
S T O P P I N G A T N O T H I N G
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of February 17th, 2023 other clues |
| What our case that was lost got left on? |
| Warn against, for the record, at our time of life |
| In the same way that you find it pleasant |
| Forces into and thereby does one a good turn |
| Fabric you take a liking to |
| Inform on a big noise |
| Determined to form a group |
| Dislike and say so in a roundabout way |
| A potential buyer - American - has the brochure |
| Be forced to partake of |
| Give wrong information out at times about the Society |
| Hunt madly around. Are going all out to find |
| Beginning to think as you do about the future bout |
| Paying one's bills in the village |
| The box will do to put the painting in |
| Rose is the pretty girl in red |
| The recorder is light |
| It's not your heart the gold-digger wants! |
| Pull a string to get into "2" |
| He turns out to be the winner by one point |
| Like the wind when at its height? |
| Ended the business of the door's banging into the wall? |
| Gun poised, is not as good as one used to be |
| Understood to have cashed in one's chips |
| Having got the ale flowing, raised the subject of |
| Since the luau's been arranged, like always |
| About to enter a wild no-go area of America |
| Figure you'll give the thing a poke |
| It's been made to go into action, unusually, again |
| Figure it's overheard |
| Annulled the sentence, perhaps |
| Trees in the animal enclosure |
| At a certain stage, said you'd give the job to |
| You three, right away! |
| The person at the top of the queue works in a restaurant |
| A pest on the golf course? |
| Supported right through, when one left the straight and narrow |
| Go away when you shut up the holes |
| Stops to give me a hug, which makes it better |
| Reflecting well on one, though cold and tired out |
| Pressed into service, is old |
| On a tar mark, don't |
| Met me leaving and enquire about a job |
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