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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 30 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Noise of a bat

Writer goes to church for money

Hornet has been quiet

Throw a six and pivot

Amaze by cracking nuts

Fatal lesson about time

Finished hovering around

Once ordered an ice cream

Regret, the French way

Time of pageantry

Auction a small beer

Performs part of the bible

Authentic sort of earl

Fable of the foot?

Cut of meat

A cat is adrift

Women’s group finds points learned

Working a lot with new nail

Fastening in accordance

Old Italian-style manor

Start as an unacceptable group

Damn vermin

Invested with underwear

Shape of cricket in London?

Have recourse to a holiday centre

Reappear concerning dog

Room only for an instrument

Student acted badly

Copies of a tapestry

Blessed with not as much

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