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- March 4th, 2019
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| Evening Standard Cryptic crossword of March 4th, 2019 other clues |
| Hot air used for heating? |
| When ordered, I can't shut up! |
| Classic horseman! |
| Far from hot tip Ed misunderstood |
| An angle I had to cover? |
| In the hills, chaps take lucky chances |
| Set in some suitably cut diamonds |
| Satisfied to accept a pound and be less frigid |
| 'No' to seal fur? |
| Due to credit, was in debt but was boastful |
| What you may have to pay, thanks to getting cross |
| Has to go round again with the runners |
| Examination of the decimal system |
| Revealed a matted beard |
| In summarising, make a mess of |
| To be honest with you, it's flat |
| For the green player, two is a suitable number |
| Author always short of readers |
| Makes war for years on the Western Front |
| Sent astray, shown the way, settled down to lay? |
| That of the crowd at a Lions' match? |
| Composes music? |
| Mum figures it's a motto |
| Peter's saucy surname |
| Fondly held to be a loved one |
| Scots own a certain part |
| The piece of glass left is usually rectangular |
| Mark Twain referred to it with profundity |
| Given out, rushed around and rabbited on |
| Well held, sir? |
| No major piece of work for a minister |
| At most, the ceiling |
| Only a third of the RPM |
| How unhappy are the half of us half dead! |
| A model carer, being new, is not slow |
| We're wrong about Bach initially being a composer! |
| Artful lot of politicians? |
| Repair men coming on Dec 1st |
| Short listed as a spiteful woman |
| An Italian in a right state! |
| At Wembley Central, possible wrapper on a parcel |
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