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It's used to make one kind of pot crossword clue


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Irish News Cryptic crossword of July 1st, 2019 other clues
Not to agree to a full distribution
Point inside what must be grain
It's a bit of a grind obtaining this meal
Cuts down visibility on the main routes
Not a natural response!
Male responsible is arrested, apparently
Hold out a small pair on tender
Fly-by-nights
Comes closer in linear size
Possibly it's too darn awkward for most sailors!
Not late, but nearly lost a point
Turn up in the fields?
Pronounced similarities
They have to exert some pull to make headway
Obtain a method of escape
Go on! Take legal action!
It keeps locks in order
Not well employed by a company?
Earth reduced to dust?
A ghostly colour?
A lower stock unit

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