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- July 6th, 2020
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In staircase design, it’s novel to the Spanish crossword clue
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of July 6th, 2020 other clues |
| King never crowned, one imagines |
| Truly it can be hard to say |
| Philosophical about the calamitous cost when one is taken in |
| For each childless person |
| Andromeda’s associate peruses the revision |
| Welsh dairyman? |
| A light show to start with? |
| Consider heavenly as a person |
| Strippers could be coppers |
| Intuitive idea worthy of backing? |
| Feeling of being under a cloud? |
| Cautious of administering a drug as a boy |
| Might his clean thinking stir up change? |
| Anybody who isn’t off key |
| Villain who could turn out to be an ogre? |
| In prison, could they be electrifying? |
| We may get a lot out of it in the bathroom! |
| Lived at Wembley Central, even |
| In life, wonderful blessings are not common |
| Such charges can be dropped |
| If “resting”, he has nothing to cart around |
| When a teetotaler enters to make purchase, it’s a sandwich |
| The French love him |
| National force |
| It’s of consuming interest if you’re thinking of an apple |
| Quick fix for a drip |
| Thanks to Romeo, he’s called Jack |
| In Napoli, certainly, a force |
| Shine in a good bit of radio |
| More like a duckling than a cygnet? |
| Stupid fellow, but he may be on the ball |
| Withdraw when one’s influence is not wanted |
| Inanimate, but it’s heard to croak at us |
| The penalty is too much for her |
| An ordinary American poet? |
| Uncle Remus’s vulpine brother |
| Sales items Neil’s shifting |
| Due condensation |
| There’s nothing bearish about them |
| St. Andrews place for spectators |
| A wing-shaped letter! |
| How one might defend being devious about a ticket seller |
| Calm and collected when out of control? |
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