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Might be in or even out crossword clue


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Irish News Cryptic crossword of November 26th, 2021 other clues
Weapon range?
Is in suspense
It is struck by forgers
A law breaking instrument
New part under construction in Belgium
Anyway, it's where the customs may look
Crafty insect?
Act as chairman but show partiality in advance?
A crowd of a hundred heading the right way
Falsely disloyal
He goes to court for a simple quarrel
It has been stirred up by modern paintings or Coventry's rebuilding
Boring part
Bird which is not all crest
Get on a governing body
Legitimate justification for holding entertainment?
Has turned into wood
Odd fuel outlet
It facilitates the movement of arms
He brings you produce of mine
The rest of the layers depend on them

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