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- December 28th, 2020
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of December 28th, 2020 other clues |
| Are they fed into computers? |
| Letter to a girl in Italian |
| One last change in a book |
| Item of luggage in reserve? |
| In classical music, a work takes a long time |
| Master of some art |
| A drink; for detectives, a half of beer |
| Centre of revolution |
| See about a fellow entering the legislature |
| Joe's in the pub, as is reasonable |
| Seen in the theatre, it's also in the kitchen |
| Obligate with an out-of-the-way offer |
| That of a humble worker taking in the Royal Society? |
| Having come down, it's on the left |
| Progress edgily |
| Will he jump to it when you ring? |
| Fighting some great warriors |
| It's shell-like, maybe, a bit pearly |
| Playing speeds |
| In the popular media, ready to fight |
| Prison officer with his own driver |
| Not yet having taken a knock |
| Where, in Surrey, lots get very heated |
| It's short, sharp, and penetrative |
| Pearl's upset about Charlie getting a package |
| Mark and Ian wandering on the street |
| It shows where to put something in the car, etc. |
| She's a noted mother |
| Roy sang pop songs with unusual brio, boy! |
| A vessel to draw |
| Figure there's a rostrum around for Sir Colin |
| Prepared, once more, for the day shift |
| It shows what a girl can do |
| Fellows hanging on to a cowboy's legs? |
| Lordly Scots lad taking in the tax people |
| Samuel's servants? |
| Lyrical fresh topic around mid-September |
| Mineral wealth means nothing to the Italian |
| Flier bringing dire distress to an egghead |
| They're given open-handedly |
| Tired, due to being drilled? |
| On the ball, sportingly, but it's still pretty low |
| The worst actor in Hamlet |
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