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- April 4th, 2019
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In conflicting ways, the sea can be seen in a special light crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of April 4th, 2019 other clues |
| He has touching habits |
| Something like an arm and a leg |
| Remains of three months? |
| Fat enough for children's telly? |
| If easy, it's not tough |
| She brews ales |
| They can get you nowhere several times running |
| Such wood is simply devoid of simulation |
| Just the trip if you want a break? |
| It used to be briefly expressed |
| Living evidence that a conflagration moves fast |
| Light, soft drink |
| Eric roaming to Patna, perhaps? |
| Because a forward has no protection |
| Ran away with much noise when persuaded |
| A Welshman's platform? |
| Pretty little thing carefully drawn |
| An original Christmas present |
| Various plungers |
| A grey one is subtly powerful |
| The old fool would joke to the bitter end |
| Payer of pensions, say |
| To have and to hold? |
| A clownish letter and then some |
| What the bird said when sold for next to nothing? |
| Result of a sad ending to bad bet |
| Registers a bit of fun in playing roles |
| Such varnish, to mum, is a bit sticky |
| Faultless last month |
| He and don are in place |
| Nominally, the chap fired one short |
| Does it merit some belief? |
| Dad's balletic contribution |
| By surrounding the referee, if you like |
| Too weak to be much good in the garden |
| Great heights to which airmen can rise |
| Sliding cover? |
| Old Bill |
| It should be of excellent quality at a tourist centre |
| Combat zone around central Greenford |
| Though difficult, there are ways to hold her, possibly |
| For instance, he could be Egbert |
| Like some coin possessed by me |
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