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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 24 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Does it ensure teachers get a mixed reception?

Situation requires swift action - but initially understand really good employers never can yield

A bit of a magpie, certainly

Weight on cue

Fuss after being ripped in storm

Law, say, every time

The finder is an intimate acquaintance

Caterer gets row of houses

Deadly if at all incomplete

I rose to get a willow shoot

Cheerfulness produced by strong drink?

Turner in supplication

Groan-producer?

Closely deny including the French rising

Animal becomes shy having broken toe

Drinker shows hesitation on the summit

Cause to work in theatre

Not working because no more things to do?

Not the best as far as pupils go, presumably

He has to fight for work

Dissipated sea creature caught by the Royal Air Force

A terse, difficult problem

Take half a year to get beam in order

Once and again

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