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- November 24th, 2020
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| Irish Times Crosaire crossword of November 24th, 2020 other clues |
| A problem for the traveller from Spain heading to Lima in expensive car |
| A top Clos in Burgundy produces something with a biscuity flavour |
| Anonymously and illicitly copy popular review dividing teachers |
| Brings to court two artists, one who is retiring, to sign compromise |
| Capital near Chantilly, for example, with a famous fabric with a raised design |
| Cheat criminal from Spain, the mythological one synonymous with dark places |
| Check for accuracy, clip on the Mediterranean coast or on the Adriatic |
| Current bank is on grounds surrounded by water that one needs Michael Davitt to get to? |
| Detectives arresting father working on the board |
| Duck in basin swimming by small tree |
| Figure out of nightclub upsetting minister |
| Gold in ground with view covered by one familiar with Marathon |
| Gradually destroy drugs found on both sides of bar |
| Keep it out of the papers, coming to grips with piece on Old Penny - the one that's drunk in France |
| Keeping an eye out for Len's copy of The Mirror, for example |
| Local gave someone a Rocket scratched from the list |
| Most of the bias in papers in Ireland, for example |
| Mother of Pearl and Caroline fails to get oil |
| Ohio sacked by hooligans, in a manner of speaking |
| Ombudsman dismisses bad call |
| On reflection, looked around address for a close relative of SEAL |
| Our Alec's novel situated in JFK's milieu of high-flyers, for example |
| Part of the body giving university awards to church musicians |
| Providing intelligent directions to engineer on last legs going around island and starting to flag? |
| Something for someone who won't be patient at night in the guest quarters |
| Timetable for outbuilding around college and university getting energy |
| Tricky topic for one employed in the pub |
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