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A fat lot to drink

Not only soldiers may be bored by it

Routing must be carefully arranged for its success

Most actors probably hope for it

Public announcements of secret rites

Have everybody behind you

Not immediately required to show mercy

Fast number of vehicles

Books of records I'd brought back to sign

Minister of the armed forces

It's often drunk, though too much is bad for it

Dog used in security

Excite with a bit of spooning?

Fish the Royal Navy is brought in to protect

Study variety in a partner

Coastal waterfall

Alarm rattles disturb

He's mastered the art of eating out

Breathe out, finally?

Something the lawyer makes short work of?

Tear in strips

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